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Indigestion can be the result of mercury escaping from fillings and entering the stomach and
intestinal tract along with food that was chewed upon mercury fillings. The abrasion of food
on fillings releases 1500% more mercury than a filling just sitting in the mouth. Even though
this has been published in an ADA owned dental journal, the fact is ignored by the dental
profession, and the ADA has threatened to apply sanctions to dentists who mention the fact.
As mercury enters the gastrointestinal tract, it can touch (not combine with) many of the
"friendly intestinal bacteria" and change them into unfriendlies. These bacteria do not know
how to digest carbohydrate, protein or fat, so the result is indigestion. The process called
the C-Flush - a mechanical way of removing the bad bacteria - will aid in elimination of
these mercury-stimulated bacteria, and then one can restore the normal flora of the gut, and
indigestion can disappear. Generally this is an easy situation to correct, but 10% to 20% of
the people will have to have more attention paid to this area of mercury interference.
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