From: Becky Dutton <beckydutton@...>
Date: 2008/8/22
Subject: RE: Re : CONGRATULATIONS for your article "Neurological symptoms among dental assistants: a cross-sectional study"
To: Servando Pérez Domínguez <servando.mercuriados@...>
Dear Servando,
Keep up the good work! "Neurological symptoms among dental assistants: a cross-sectional study" is on my website 24th June, 2008. http://www.mercurymadness.org/data.aspx?SectionID=3
Have you started on the OSR yet? I know I keep asking you this question but I am eager to find out! Professor Haley thinks I am free from mercury toxicity as my red blood cell glutathione level was normal! I have had a tremendous amount of treatment over a period of 2 years – DMSA mercury challenge test, 12 vitamin C infusions, (most effective with glutathione) large doses of selenium, zeolites, foot pads, bio-resonance, chlorella, etc.
I have continued taking the OSR for 2 months anyway and I now feel really well! I still don't sleep soundly but I am beginning to feel more 'normal' – if you know what I mean!!
I am still extremely busy helping my daughter Katie with Freya. Katie's back is not good and she is having blackouts. Freya is a VERY windy baby – her digestive system seems very weak. I hope history will not repeat itself. I wish I could get compensation for Katie.
Please take care of yourself and keep in touch!
Love Beckyxx
From: Servando Pérez Domínguez [mailto:servando.mercuriados@...]
Sent: 22 August 2008 18:22
To: Dr. Larose
Subject: Fwd: Re : CONGRATULATIONS for your article "Neurological symptoms among dental assistants: a cross-sectional study"
THANK YOU, Dr. Larose!
We firmly believe that this is the right attitude, yes: to check carefully and, eventually, to use alternative materials free of BPA and, indeed, free of Hg. Life has MANY unavoidable risks (now I'm thinking in the terrible Madrid plane accident, of two days ago, in which 154 persons died), so let's AVOID the avoidable ones.
It would be good to know the outcomes of your BPA research. Please keep us posted, if possible.
Thanks in advance and our best regards,
Servando.
P.S.: Yet, I'm not a doctor. Just a Medicine student and a university teacher and researcher (not too healthy at present, due to dental amalgam fillings' Hg poisoning). :-)
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From: <dr.larose@...>
Date: 2008/8/22
Subject: Re : CONGRATULATIONS for your article "Neurological symptoms among dental assistants: a cross-sectional study"
To: Servando Pérez Domínguez <servando.mercuriados@...>
Cc: bente.moen@..., bjoerg.eli.hollund@..., trond.riise@...
Excellent attitude to adopt, Doctor. The IAOMT concurs. We are in the process of analyzing many composite materials for BPA release. Results should be available this Fall.
Pierre Larose, DDS
President - IAOMT
----- Message d'origine -----
De: Servando Pérez Domínguez <servando.mercuriados@...>
Date: Vendredi, 22 Août 2008, 7:24
Objet: CONGRATULATIONS for your article "Neurological symptoms among dental assistants: a cross-sectional study"
À: bente.moen@..., bjoerg.eli.hollund@..., trond.riise@...
> Dear Dr. Moen, Dr. Hollund and Dr. Riise,
> In my own name, and the name of the Spain's patients' association I represent, MERCURIADOS (composed by mercury poisoned people), our sincere CONGRATULATIONS for your article "Neurological symptoms among dental assistants: a cross-sectional study" (J Occup Med Toxicol. 2008 May 18; 3:10).
> You can see our comments to your article and, in general, to this dental mercury avoidable problem (comment accepted for publication by the Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology), at: www.occup-med.com/content/3/1/10/comments
> Regarding alternative dental materials to amalgam fillings, although they are in all cases much safer than 'mercury amalgam fillings', we also disagree about the total safeness of the Bisphenol A product (used in polycarbonate bottles, water bottles and baby bottles, as well as the lining of cans including infant formula cans, and in many composite fillings/dental sealants). Likewise the mercury of dental amalgam fillings, the BPA of composites/sealants constitutes an avoidable risk (since composites free of BPA, as well as other fine dental materials exist). Here, the Precautionary Principle should be applied too. We were informed that the FDA plans to hold a meeting (September 16, 2008) to discuss the BPA issue: www.reuters.com/article/healthNews/idUSN1535737420080815
> We remain at your disposal.
> Kindly,
> Servando.
> www.mercuriados.org
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