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they still use that? even when it's a known neurotoxin?
by shreyshnaccount 5y ago
they still use that? even when it's a known neurotoxin?
- NickNameNick 5y agoI had the impression (although I can't remember where from) that amalgam fillings were surprisingly benign. They're small, leach surprisingly little, and what they do leach is in a form that isn't readily bio-available. Which isn't to say they're completely harmless, just not so bad as you might expect.
- shreyshnaccount 5y agomakes sense thanks for sharing
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- anonuser123456 5y agoYour impression is correct. The mercury is quite chemically bound. The caveat is that when it is removed, it may not be so bound.