An interesting video came across our DentalBlogs news desk recently. The Center for Natural Dentistry in San Diego posted it on YouTube. A caption explains that when amalgam fillings are placed, they can irritate nerve sensors in teeth and cause weakened muscles in the body.
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1 Peter Boulden // Feb 5, 2009 at 9:31 pm
Well this makes sense, but is it breaking news? We know that mercury is cytotoxic to most all types of human cells right? In my opinion I think there will see a stronger connection between amalgam placement and Chronic Fatigue syndrome as more and more research takes place.
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