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From: Frank.Whitney@f1000.n261.z1.fidonet.org (Frank Whitney)
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Subject: Re: MS/Mercury fillings/sensitivities
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Date: 10 Jan 91 17:50:58 GMT
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>You may disagree, but you are opposed by the world health organization, 
>health and welfare, the canadian human rights commission, and hundreds of 
>people around the world who have experienced an improvement in chronic 
>disablities after having amalgams removed.  An absence of scientific 
>information is not reason to question the legitimate experience of human 
>beings, at least not in free countries, such as Canada.  You may disagree, 
>but you don't know what you're talking about. 
You have your feelings and I have mine.  I believe that this whole 
thing has been blown out of proportion.  I might be able to buy that 
some people are sensitive to mercury but I believe that you're dead  
wrong when it comes to MS.  In addition, I would love to be a dentist  
during this witch hunt.  I'm sure that I'd make a bundle of money 
being able to replace all of those fillings especially with a product 
that doesn't last as long as the one that I'd be replacing.
Frank.

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