## I have a lot of fillings that previous to using CS, develop leaks
periodically. I'm thinking perhaps that the ionic silver I swish around
after brushing not only sterilizes the mouth but also binds to the mercury
in the tooth filling, stabilizes the mercury and hardens the filling as
well as closing the leaks with something similar to silver plating.
I have several "watch spots" which have not needed any care at all in 3
years and zero plaque. [all since experimenting with CS] The dentist has
twice expressed his surprise at being so unemployed.
A direct quote. "What are you doing differently? You must be flossing
every day and using that fluoride I gave you regularly" [NOT!]
Ken
At 11:20 AM 7/10/00 -0400, you wrote:
She has since changed her position. In that book she recommends agains
CS, but I
understand in later books she now supports it.
Marshall
Devnull wrote:
> I beleive Dr. Hulda Clark says that silver from fillings is bad in her
book "The
> Cure for all Diseases" so I don't know.
>
> Katie Jay wrote:
>
> > I am just getting ready to use colloidal silver for Lyme. My doctor also
> > suggested I get rid of my mercury fillings. I am reading a book about
> > mercury toxicity now and wonder if I should be concerned about this
> > paragraph:
> >
> > "A new study directed by the Scripps Institutes' K. Michael Pollard
...goes
> > one step further. Using a new, silver-based alloy which is being
proposed as
> > a substitute filling material for mercury amalgam, Pollard showed that
> > silver also has the capacity to generate a strong pathological
immune-system
> > response, and that silver, like mercury, migrates to body tissues
within a
> > very short period of time. In short, both mercury and silver have a
negative
> > impact on the immune system. In addition, their effect is intensified
when
> > both metals are present."
> >
> > ---The Mercury in Your Mouth, Quicksilver Associates
> >
> > Any thoughts?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Katie
> >
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