RE: Information for a dentist to be

January 26, 2004

Look at www.testfoundation.org

for some information to print off for him.

Good for him to be questioning this, and how lucky that he has a

girlfriend studying methylmercury!

W

> > SO, my cousin asked me to send him information, and I mentioned

that I could

> send him enough to keep him busy for a year. Being in school at the

moment,

> he doesn't have time to do that much reading.

>

January 26, 2004

Thanks, and I have his email...that's why he's worried I'm going to swamp

him with information, thus why I'm asking for people to let me know their

first choice. Will read what you sent before putting together my email for

him.

Thanks,

La Rue

[ ] Re: Information for a dentist to be

> Look at www.testfoundation.org

> for some information to print off for him.

>

> Good for him to be questioning this, and how lucky that he has a

> girlfriend studying methylmercury!

>

> W

>

> > > SO, my cousin asked me to send him information, and I mentioned

> that I could

> > send him enough to keep him busy for a year. Being in school at the

> moment,

> > he doesn't have time to do that much reading.

> >

>

> =======================================================

>

January 26, 2004

Several dentists have written books on the subject: Toxic Time-Bomb by

Ziff, DDS; He and his brother Sam also have one about the connection between

Mercury and birth defects and stillbirths. I'll send exact title when I get

home. Also one by Guy Fasciana, DDS, and Pat Stortebecker (sp?), DDS of Sweden,

I think.

>

There's also " It's all in Your Head " by Hal Huggins, but I'd hook him with the

ones by dentists first. Somewhere there's a study showing that dentists have

the highest rate of suicide and relating that to high mercury exposure.

S

From: [mailto: mnlarue@...]

Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2004 11:22:30 -0600

Subject: [ ] Information for a dentist to be

<tt>

One of my cousins is in dental school. When he showed up for our Aunts

funeral this weekend I told him I had to ask one question, but I wouldn't

harp on him, just the wrong time. So I asked what he's being taught about

mercury, and he basically gave me the company line..

Then, that evening he and his girlfriend (a med student) asked me what I

know about mercury poisoning. He was very concerned because he knows that

it's toxic, but in the classes where they are working with it they don't

take any precautions, so everyone is exposed through the entire class. The

girlfriend is actually working on a study about methylmercury, so she's

concerned as well about his health, and wanted to know about Autism.

Unfortunately we left Tristan with my inlaws, so she didn't get to meet

Tristan. But she was full of questions.

SO, my cousin asked me to send him information, and I mentioned that I could

send him enough to keep him busy for a year. Being in school at the moment,

he doesn't have time to do that much reading.

SO, I'm asking, what would be the first thing you would send

him......besides Andy's book site. Though I'm debating if I can live without

the book and send it to him.

He also mentioned that he sees no reason to use it in practice, but to pass

his class he HAS to put one in a person. He hates the idea of poisoning

someone, and is hoping that for the class he can then demonstrate the proper

way to remove one.

Then, when he graduates, he's going to remove mine Can't wait!!!!! I

just can't afford to do it on my own.

Of coarse after talking to the both of them for about an hour, they both

insisted I go to med. school. How many of the rest of you hear that all the

time?? Though I should say that one of the doctors my son goes to told me I

would get kicked out of med school for telling them they are wrong about so

many things.

Thanks,

La Rue

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<tt>

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January 26, 2004

The other Ziff book is " Infertility & Birth Defects: Is Mercury From Silver

Dental Fillings an Unsuspected Cause? " Joyal , DDS has written " The

Complete Guide to Mercury Toxicity from Dental Fillings " . Andy Cutler, PhD, who

participates on this list, has written a book entitled " Amalgam Illness " and has

another one in the works.

S

Replying to:

One of my cousins is in dental school. When he showed up for our

Aunts funeral this weekend I told him I had to ask one question, but I

wouldn't harp on him, just the wrong time. So I asked what he's being

taught about mercury, and he basically gave me the company

line.. Then, that evening he and his girlfriend (a med student)

asked me what I know about mercury poisoning. He was very concerned

because he knows that it's toxic, but in the classes where they are

working with it they don't take any precautions, so everyone is exposed

through the entire class. The girlfriend is actually working on a study

about methylmercury, so she's concerned as well about his health, and

wanted to know about Autism. Unfortunately we left Tristan with my

inlaws, so she didn't get to meet Tristan. But she was full of

questions. SO, my cousin asked me to send him information, and I

mentioned that I could send him enough to keep him busy for a year. Being

in school at the moment, he doesn't have time to do that much

reading. SO, I'm asking, what would be the first thing you would

send him......besides Andy's book site. Though I'm debating if I can live

without the book and send it to him. He also mentioned

that he sees no reason to use it in practice, but to pass his class he

HAS to put one in a person. He hates the idea of poisoning someone, and

is hoping that for the class he can then demonstrate the proper way to

remove one. Then, when he graduates, he's going to remove

mine Can't wait!!!!! I just can't afford to do it on my

own. Of coarse after talking to the both of them for

about an hour, they both insisted I go to med. school. How many of the

rest of you hear that all the time?? Though I should say that one of the

doctors my son goes to told me I would get kicked out of med school for

telling them they are wrong about so many things.

Thanks, La

Rue </tt> <tt> ====================\

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January 30, 2004

I suggest the following 2 fact sheets:

www.home.earthlink.net/~berniew1/damspr1.html

and

www.home.earthlink.net/~berniew1/damspr6.html

Bernie

1st is general documentation on exposure levels from amalgam and effects

2nd is specifically the major occupational effects on dental staff and dental

students.

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