GiGi
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How does the mercury leave the tooth?
1. It evaporates. The evaporation which is absorbed by the tissues in the mouth or on the way down into the lungs. That's one way.
2. There is the abrasion of larger particles that we swallow and that go down our food pipe.
Then, no matter whether it enters in the tissues in the mucosa of the mouth, or the mucosa of the gut, there are different ways they can travel. (Stoertebecker, a brilliant dentist in Sweden, wrote about this more than 40 years ago)
3. The main uptake of mercury is in the nerves. Not in the bloodstream, not in the veins, it goes straight to the nerves. Why do the nerves pick it up? Dr. K. calls it ``curiosity'' (just like the knock on the door by someone - you wonder who that could be --- you open the door........) . The nerves grab it and, boom, they are dying. Mercury travels up the axon of the nerve from wherever it is, and it either ends up
4. in the cranial nerve and goes straight into the brainstem or
5. in a spinal nerve and goes up the spinal cord first and then up to the brain . It takes roughly the same time, so it makes no difference.
In the mouth: we have several cranial nerves in the mouth:
a. The 5th cranial nerve that is very much represented in the back of the tonsil area, that is the vagus nerve.
b. the glossopharyngeal nerve, or the 10th and llth cranial nerves.
c. A couple of other ones that are present in the mucous membranes.
So within 24 hours from the evaporated amalgam from the tooth to the brainstem - before you get foggy eyes, foggy vision, tinnitus, cloudy thinking, all those things that come with it.
The other less important aspect is the venous uptake, lymphatic uptake, and the uptake of bowel bacteria in the intestinal tract.
(as presented by Dr. K. at a seminar I attended - and as I learned it to be during my own heavy metal detox process and Lyme clearing a few years ago)
Always more to learn.
Take care.
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bettyg
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gigi, great user-friendly way explaining this...thx!
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