Large NIH study documents significant correlation between number of amalgam fillings and MS, etc.

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A large epidemiological study of 35,000 Americans by the National Institute of

Health, the nation's principal health statistics agency, found that there was a

significant correlation between having a greater than average number of dental

amalgam surfaces and having the a chronic condition such as epilepsy, MS, or

migraine headaches. Fewer of those with this condition have zero fillings than

those of the general population while significantly more of those with the

condition have 17 or more surfaces than in the general population(543).   

(543) U.S. Centers for Disease Control, National Center for Health Statistics,

  NHANES III study(thousands of people’s health monitored),    

www.flcv.com/NHanes3.html

                        &

http://www.mercola.com/article/mercury/no_mercury.htm

                        &

http://www.mercola.com/article/mercury/no_mercury.htm