This topic is of great importance to me as I came down with severe chronic
fatigue within weeks of having two gold crowns placed in my mouth along with
a host of pre-existing mercury fillings. I have also experienced SEVERE
electrical shocks in my neck and back of my skull on occassion. This only
started after the gold crowns were placed and I know that this is due to a
battery effect (but of course my dentist does not believe this).
These shocks happen about 6-10 times an hour and when one hits I am in a
great deal of pain. They last for probably a fraction of a second but they
really, really hurt. This will go on for 24-48 hours, even through the
night, then go away. These episodes come on about once a month.
I went all summer and most of this fall without an episode but had another
one a couple of days ago.
One of those gold crowned teeth had to be pulled. If I have another
electrical shock episode I think I'll just go to my dentist and DEMAND that
he pull the other one.
I want to go to Mexico to have the rest of my amalgams and root canal teeth
removed but as a stay at home mother we have very limited funds and even
with the huge discount, a trip to Mexico would cost us money we don't have
right now.
Anyway, I see that I'm rambling.
I remain very interested in this topic!
Blessings,
Lea Ann
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ode Coyote" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 29, 2005 5:21 AM
Subject: Re: CS>silver ions vs. particles
You are talking about a battery effect?
I you have a gold crown, mercury 'can', but not always, slowly plate to
that crown.
Pretty detailed article here on gold / amalgam reactions..a bit over my
head
http://www.ibiblio.org/amalgam/
The electrochemical potentials in the order from most reactive (+) to
least reactive (-):
Zn & Zn(Hg) > Sn > Cu(Hg) > Cu > Ag > Hg > Au
+.7626 +.1406 -.3511 -.3400 -.799 -.852 -1.42
Reverse amalgam-ation, perhaps, where silver sucks mercury that's alloyed
with silver out of fillings?
I dunno, mercury has a pretty strong tendency to dissolve things like
silver, zinc, tin, gold and lead into it at room temperatures.
Never tried it with aluminum or copper. Maybe those too.
Ode
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