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Re: Amalgam - 150 Years of Electric Batteries In People's Teeth

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  1. Jan Drew,

    Are you as worried about asbestos as you are about amalgam?

    Mesothelioma ,,, asbestosis,,,,, etc,

    (Jan) said:
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    Subject: Re: Amalgam - 150 Years of Electric Batteries In People's Teeth
    From: "carabelli" [email hidden]
    Date: 8/27/2003 6:57 AM Pacific Standard Time
    Message-id: <[email hidden]>

    Most regs consider an extracted tooth medical waste and it should be placed
    in your sharps container.

    An extracted tooth with an amalgam restoration should be disinfected and
    then handled as amalgam waste.

    carabelli

    N.B. Why is it that the only place a tooth is considered safe is in
    someone's mouth?

    Good question.

    Because the ADA and AMA put forth these lies.

    There is no explanation as the where in *mid air* this suddenly becase toxic
    again.

    It was dangerous BEFORE it went IN and dangerous the minute it came OUT,,,,,,,
    and it was NOT safe while IN the mouth.

    Plain and simple.

    Jan

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