| rentrac |
09-09-2007 11:02 AM |
Before getting too upset about the mercury, don't forget a chemical's state determines what it can do and can't do. By that I mean, being part of a molecule can make a specific atom or ion quite inert or very active depending on how its charges and bonds are set up, and if it's available to even react to other molecules, ions or atoms. I've found that ANYBODY can put stuff on the internet whether it is true or not. Just a "theory" can suddenly take on enormous importance just because a lot of people read it, email it on, or talk about it, even if there has been little or no actual proof of their statements. That's why I stay with verifiable sources of information that have done the research, including independent verification of the reports. You are right, in that mercury is not benign, but neither is it all evil. Studies have been done about amalgams and release of mercury. You might want to look those up and see what they say. As to the doctors who are reporting the scariest stuff, why don't you look up their credentials. Are they licensed? The state medical boards allow you to check those and there are sources to allow you check for disciplinary actions, etc. You should also be able to find their resources for their statements. As Ronald Reagan said: Trust by verify. Good Luck.
Rentrac
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