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Mercury and Other Toxic Metals in Humans
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Published:  August 1, 1989
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Proceedings of the First International Conference on Biocompatiblity of Materials. 1988, Colorado Springs
 
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5.0 out of 5 stars.  a must for those who need hard evidence of mercury's toxicity, July 10, 2006
By lector avidus (USA)
The results of a conference on amalgam toxicity. A DDS and PhD from Walter Reed proves that dentists poison themselves when they drill in amalgams, Hal Huggins documents that blood counts go crazy when amalgams are inserted, someone else points out that the electro-magnetic fields that result from amalgam fillings are as strong as having a high-voltage power line above your house etc, etc..

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