How mercury fillings cause Candida overgrowth
Monday, December 01, 2014 by: Michael Edwards
(NaturalNews) So you don't indulge in sugar. You never take antibiotics. You eat a pretty good diet. Why are you still battling Candida?
You may have to look no further than your mouth. If you have amalgam fillings - mercury fillings - the cause of your Candidiasis might be staring back at you.
The problem with amalgam fillings
Mercury is one of the most toxic substances known to man, yet many of us have mercury fillings in our mouth that are poisoning us. Tiny particles break free and mercury vapor is released that we inhale or swallow. The mercury release is 50 times higher for those who have mercury fillings capped with gold.
The body doesn't just slough off mercury. The sneaky toxic heavy metal fools the body. It's molecular structure is so similar to selenium, which the body needs, the cells snap it up as if it were a helpful mineral.
In the gut, mercury creates an environment that is not friendly for beneficial bacteria. An overgrowth of bad bacteria and Candida results.
When mercury fillings are removed and the a proper detox is completed , Candida overgrowth is known to resolve itself with little or no effort.
How to get mercury fillings removed
Mercury is so toxic, removal of the fillings must be done by a dentist that knows how to protect you during the process. Biological dentists are holistic dentists who are trained in the safe removal of amalgam fillings. It is still a good idea to talk with the dentist to be sure that their procedure covers all of the steps for safe removal.
When mercury fillings are removed they break apart releasing particles of mercury. They also release vapor. Proper protocol involves covering every patch of your skin that could be exposed as well as protecting your airway. This is done with goggles to protect your eyes, a forced air breathing apparatus, extra suction, draping to cover your face, a rubber dam to prevent swallowing particles or inhaling vapors. Cold water should also be used to minimize vaporization and you should rinse your mouth thoroughly after removal.
How to find a dentist to remove your fillings safely
The following databases should help you find a holistic practitioner. The International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine has a database of practitioners. You might also try the Mercury Safe Dentist Directory (see the third and fourth source links).
In the mean time, if you cannot, or until you do, and also after you get mercury fillings removed, Kill Candida, and check out Mercury Fillings, Root Canals, & Cavitations.
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Poster Comment:
Great information. I got my amalgam fillings removed years ago and am glad I did so.