I'm finding it takes the utmost of my patience to communicate with people that don't want to believe in the Mercury Conspiracy.
Patience and Mercury Poisoning Education
Annual American Dental Conferences and Conventions
http://www.eventsinamerica.com/trade-shows/professional-healthcare/dental/date/100000/
We need a presence outside of these meetings to confront those that work in the industry, the ones immorally poisoning the citizens of the United States of America.
The next convention is this weekend June 18 to 21 in San Francisco. I am not going to be able to make this one.
http://www.eventsinamerica.com/events/agd-2015-annual-meeting-exhibits-academy-of-general-dentistry/ev520bdb0580e8a/#.VYLHKqbBC2w
I am going to be present at the following conventions this year:
Can you join me?
Kay
Bailey Hutchison Convention Center
650 S. Griffin St.
Dallas, TX 75202
650 S. Griffin St.
Dallas, TX 75202
August 2015
8/6/2015 to 8/8/2015
http://www.swdentalconf.org/
http://www.swdentalconf.org/
California Dental Association Annual Meeting
Annual Convention
Moscone South
747 Howard St
San Francisco, CA 94103
August 2015
8/20/2015 to 8/22/2015
http://www.cdapresents.com/SF2015.aspx
Annual ADA Meeting
Washington, DC
November 5th to 10th
http://www.ada.org/en/meeting
Greater NY Dental Meeting
New York City
November 27th to December 2nd
http://www.gnydm.com/
Thyroid Disease and Mercury Poisoning
I have cut and pasted quotes from a number of sources so that persons interested in the causes of thyroid disease can see compelling arguments for the relationship between mercury and the thyroid.
I have a theory as to why so many people in this country have malfunctioning thyroid glands. The prevalence of mercury amalgam fillings in the mouths of Americans is staggering. I would estimate between 60% to 80% of our population have them. They are usually put into our teeth between the ages of 10 and 20. By the time someone with mercury amalgam fillings reaches 40, the average age of a filling is 25 years old. At this point degradation accelerates and the fillings are in an advanced state of decomposition via both wear and tear and electrolysis. I believe this degradation subtly begins immediately after these fillings are placed in the teeth. According to Dr. David Kennedy, D.D.S. an average mercury amalgam filling releases approximately 10 micrograms of mercury daily into the body.
Quoted from Rick Wagner's article
Mercury and Thyroid Disease
Source
http://www.eidon.com/mercury-and-thyroid-disease/
Mercury has been found to be an endocrine system disrupting chemical in animals and people, disrupting function of the pituitary gland, thyroid gland, parathyroid gland, thymus gland, adrenal gland, pineal gland, enzyme production processes, and affecting many hormonal and enzymatic functions at very low levels of exposure .
Quoted from B. Windham's paper
Mercury-Caused Endocrine Conditions Causing Widespread Adverse Health Effects
http://www.flcv.com/endohg.html
Conclusive, concrete and irrefutable evidence is hard to assemble because mercury poisoning can be a really slow process, years or even decades in the making. That’s why making a diagnosis of mercury poisoning due to dental work, is extremely laborious. Cross-over symptoms, such as those of autoimmune diseases, make mercury poisoning even more arduous to detect. Simply put, mercury poisoning has the same symptoms as many other diseases, including, but not limited to hypothyroidism.
Quoted from Rich Travis's article
Mercury Fillings Causing Your Hypothyroidism?
Source
http://thyroidnation.com/mercury-fillings-causing-hypothyroidism/
I have a theory as to why so many people in this country have malfunctioning thyroid glands. The prevalence of mercury amalgam fillings in the mouths of Americans is staggering. I would estimate between 60% to 80% of our population have them. They are usually put into our teeth between the ages of 10 and 20. By the time someone with mercury amalgam fillings reaches 40, the average age of a filling is 25 years old. At this point degradation accelerates and the fillings are in an advanced state of decomposition via both wear and tear and electrolysis. I believe this degradation subtly begins immediately after these fillings are placed in the teeth. According to Dr. David Kennedy, D.D.S. an average mercury amalgam filling releases approximately 10 micrograms of mercury daily into the body.
Quoted from Rick Wagner's article
Mercury and Thyroid Disease
Source
http://www.eidon.com/mercury-and-thyroid-disease/
Mercury has been found to be an endocrine system disrupting chemical in animals and people, disrupting function of the pituitary gland, thyroid gland, parathyroid gland, thymus gland, adrenal gland, pineal gland, enzyme production processes, and affecting many hormonal and enzymatic functions at very low levels of exposure .
Quoted from B. Windham's paper
Mercury-Caused Endocrine Conditions Causing Widespread Adverse Health Effects
http://www.flcv.com/endohg.html
Conclusive, concrete and irrefutable evidence is hard to assemble because mercury poisoning can be a really slow process, years or even decades in the making. That’s why making a diagnosis of mercury poisoning due to dental work, is extremely laborious. Cross-over symptoms, such as those of autoimmune diseases, make mercury poisoning even more arduous to detect. Simply put, mercury poisoning has the same symptoms as many other diseases, including, but not limited to hypothyroidism.
Quoted from Rich Travis's article
Mercury Fillings Causing Your Hypothyroidism?
Source
http://thyroidnation.com/mercury-fillings-causing-hypothyroidism/
Renaming High Fructose Corn Syrup to Fructose
Coca-Cola is the major offender in mercury tainted HFCS
http://mercuryconspiracy.blogspot.com/2015/04/the-mercury-in-high-fructose-corn-syrup.html
Newly Renamed High Fructose Corn Syrup Contains Toxic Mercury
And here is where you can find it
There’s a lot of quite concerning and
truly sneaky secrets behind the ingredient known as high-fructose corn
syrup. Not only has the infamously-unhealthy additive gone through a ‘renaming’ process by corporations in an attempt to fool you into eating it, but it is also known to hold some tremendously toxic baggage.
Now branded as ‘fructose’ in processed foods thanks to the whole issue of the public absolutely avoiding high-fructose corn syrup like the plague, it’s important to look back at one landmark study that revealed the presence of ultra-toxic mercury within the ingredient.
Mercury is, as all of the experts admit, toxic in all of its forms. And as the study by the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy found, nearly a third of 55 popular brand-name food and beverage products that listed HFCS as the first or second ingredient were found to contain it.
Even the co-author of the study, Dr. David Wallinga, warns:
The reality is that since 2009, when this major study was released and syndicated throughout the Washington Post and others amid the daily news cycle, we have been knowingly consuming high-fructose corn syrup that is contaminated with mercury. Bad enough on its own, this combination now puts high-fructose corn syrup over the edge as one of the worst food offenders there is.
Until the FDA takes action, the ultimate answer is to avoid eating foods that have high-fructose corn syrup hiding in its ingredients list. Here’s a list of items that commonly contain high-fructose corn syrup (and remember its new name can classify it simply as ‘fructose’):
Now branded as ‘fructose’ in processed foods thanks to the whole issue of the public absolutely avoiding high-fructose corn syrup like the plague, it’s important to look back at one landmark study that revealed the presence of ultra-toxic mercury within the ingredient.
Mercury is, as all of the experts admit, toxic in all of its forms. And as the study by the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy found, nearly a third of 55 popular brand-name food and beverage products that listed HFCS as the first or second ingredient were found to contain it.
Even the co-author of the study, Dr. David Wallinga, warns:
“Mercury is toxic in all its forms. Given how much high-fructose corn syrup is consumed by children, it could be a significant additional source of mercury never before considered. We are calling for immediate changes by industry and the [U.S. Food and Drug Administration] to help stop this avoidable mercury contamination of the food supply.”So why are we eating it?
The reality is that since 2009, when this major study was released and syndicated throughout the Washington Post and others amid the daily news cycle, we have been knowingly consuming high-fructose corn syrup that is contaminated with mercury. Bad enough on its own, this combination now puts high-fructose corn syrup over the edge as one of the worst food offenders there is.
Until the FDA takes action, the ultimate answer is to avoid eating foods that have high-fructose corn syrup hiding in its ingredients list. Here’s a list of items that commonly contain high-fructose corn syrup (and remember its new name can classify it simply as ‘fructose’):
- Soda
- Juice
- Chips and snack bags
- Candy and candy bars
- Breakfast bars
- Baking ingredients and mixes
Forced Vaccinations Coming?
On Child Vaccination, AMA Considers End To Personal, Religious Exemptions
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Key groups within the American Medical Association’s governing
body want the nation’s largest doctor group to help bring an end to
“personal belief” and religious exemptions that doctors say undermine
“population immunity” and put public health at risk.
The AMA, meeting through Wednesday in Chicago for its annual policy-making House of Delegates meeting, could add an influential voice to the growing chorus of public health advocates and state legislatures getting rid of opt-outs for vaccinations for school entry when students start kindergarten.
“Our AMA (should) provide materials on vaccine efficacy to states, and encourage them to eliminate philosophical and religious exemptions from state immunization requirements,” a resolution introduced today by the American Association of Public Health Physicians said.
There are several resolutions before the AMA in regard to exemptions from immunization. Should the AMA’s House of Delegates adopt new policy on vaccinations, it would become part of the lobbying agenda for the nation’s largest doctor group in states across the country as well as Washington on federal policy.
“Nationwide, about 1.7% of kindergarten-age children have religious
or philosophical exemptions to mandatory immunization,” a joint report
from the AMA councils on science and public health and ethical and
judicial affairs said. “Forty-eight states allow religious exemption.
Nineteen states also allow ‘personal belief’ exemption.”
AMA members in favor of ending exemptions say people who decide not to get immunized put others at risk as well as themselves and healthcare workers. In parts of Los Angeles County , rates for children who don’t get vaccinated for measles and other diseases are at 20% or higher, a doctor from southern California testified at an AMA panel.
The AMA meeting runs through Wednesday in Chicago. A vote on immunization policy, which is one of dozens of votes that will be taken, could come as early as Monday.
The AMA, meeting through Wednesday in Chicago for its annual policy-making House of Delegates meeting, could add an influential voice to the growing chorus of public health advocates and state legislatures getting rid of opt-outs for vaccinations for school entry when students start kindergarten.
“These exemptions are used for convenience,”
said Dr. James Felsen, an AMA alternate delegate and public health
physician from West Virginia, which doesn’t allow religious or personal
exemptions. “It’s such a no brainer. You’re protecting the kid next to you.”
The measure comes in the wake of a highly publicized outbreak of
measles at Disneyland last December that sickened more than 130
Californians. Though California lawmakers are pushing for an end to opt-outs from vaccinations, the state remains among 19 that have so-called “personal belief” exemptions, an AMA report said.“Our AMA (should) provide materials on vaccine efficacy to states, and encourage them to eliminate philosophical and religious exemptions from state immunization requirements,” a resolution introduced today by the American Association of Public Health Physicians said.
There are several resolutions before the AMA in regard to exemptions from immunization. Should the AMA’s House of Delegates adopt new policy on vaccinations, it would become part of the lobbying agenda for the nation’s largest doctor group in states across the country as well as Washington on federal policy.
BERLIN, GERMANY – FEBRUARY 26: A children’s
doctor injects a vaccine against measles, rubella, mumps and chicken pox
to an infant on February 26, 2015 in Berlin, Germany. The city of
Berlin is facing an outbreak of measles that in recent weeks has led to
over 700 cases and one confirmed death of a little boy who had not been
vaccinated. Vaccination in Germany is not compulsory by law though the
vast majority of parents have their children vaccinated. (Photo by Sean
Gallup/Getty Images)
AMA members in favor of ending exemptions say people who decide not to get immunized put others at risk as well as themselves and healthcare workers. In parts of Los Angeles County , rates for children who don’t get vaccinated for measles and other diseases are at 20% or higher, a doctor from southern California testified at an AMA panel.
The AMA meeting runs through Wednesday in Chicago. A vote on immunization policy, which is one of dozens of votes that will be taken, could come as early as Monday.
(via forbes) Key groups within the American Medical Association’s governing body want the nation’s largest doctor group to help bring an end to “personal belief” and religious exemptions that doctors say undermines “population immunity” and put public health at risk.
The AMA, meeting through Wednesday in Chicago for its annual policy-making House of Delegates meeting, could add an influential voice to the growing chorus of public health advocates and state legislatures getting rid of opt-outs for vaccinations for school entry when students start Kindergarten.
They go on to blame the Disney Land “outbreak” whereas barely over 100 kids got measles and no injuries or deaths occurred. They want to launch an all out campaign on matters of personal and parental rights.
“Our AMA (should) provide materials on vaccine efficacy to states, and encourage them to eliminate philosophical and religious exemptions from state immunization requirements,…”
Those who support this move should really consider the larger picture. What if Monsanto buys off your precious AMA and then they decided that everyone should be forced to eat GMO diets? You CHOOSE what goes into your body, or your child’s body, on a daily basis. You CHOOSE if you want your child to be vegan, or to avoid dairy, or to eat chopped up pasta, but now the Government will CHOOSE for you what chemicals the Government wants to inject into your child.
How can anyone not object to this matter?