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@gema244 "they are NICE machines but very useless and DANGEROUS and that is why you don’t see them around."

Quite so ... and similar things could have been said of helicopters until adequate R&D had made a swan out of an ugly duckling. The range of designs shown here suggests more R&D than most...

This music is serendipity distilled into two delightful minutes.

@sam99841 "amalgam is bonded to the entire filling and not likely to leach after the first 24 hours."

Having had the mercury coming off my tooth measured - I can categorically say this is nonsense. Statutory safe limits for mercury vary between countries often between 10ppm and 25ppm. After si...

The presenter comes across as well informed, intelligent and perceptive.

A key marker is that she was embedded in Italy and seems to have a deeper understanding of the language, society and legal system. Especially compared to big names parachuted in to hold a microphone with a pleading look and...

If you're getting noticed then you'll get flack - so take it as progress.

Via the law of unintended consequences - his comments may actually do less harm than he intends.

The mercury levels in my mouth were measured when chewing and when not chewing. The result when chewing blew the safety alarm on the machine - for the dentists safety rather than mine.

Having a nickel alloy crown also in my mouth probably worsened the picture.

My advice - go to a dentist who s...

@bobbykhawk : suggest they study up on a term called spalling which effects concrete during high temperature flash fires, such as those fueled by various types of petroleum based fuels.

This is WTC7 what petroleum based fuels are you talking about?

@snapperfisch At specific high concentrations your perceptions would be right. The effects at lower levels are insidious and less easy distinguish. Heavy metals do mess with the neural systems - e.g. Lithium - that has been prescribed.

Chelation per se, as far as I am aware, isn't even contro...

Am left wondering. Have had amalgam fillings removed this week. AND a nickel alloy crown also.

Just saying leaching is not significant problem seems dubious when you put two metals in a saliva solution; let alone two alloys.

The machine to detect mercury vapour ..... blew it's operator safety ...