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Seagreens at the Dentist

As long ago as 1996, the Canadian government recommended that children and pregnant women should not be given amalgam fillings.

In 1999 the United States Public Health Service’s Agency for Toxic Substances & Disease Registry stated that Mercury passes through the placenta into the unborn brain, and a separate report stated that Mercury passes to the baby in the mother’s milk. They further confirmed that poisonous vapors from dental Mercury go first to the brain and kidneys.

The late Dr J. G. Levenson, President of the British Society for Mercury Free Dentistry has written a comprehensive account based on observations of more than 6000 patients (J. Levenson, Menace in the Mouth? WDDTY Publications, London, 2000.)

The British Society for Mercury-Free Dentistry has been the leading proponent of Mercury-free dentistry in the UK and holds regular conferences to raise awareness of the issues and report the latest research.

Following tests at the Brompton Health & Dental Clinic in London 2001-2, Seagreens Food Capsules, with their ability to bind and remove or neutralize heavy metals including Mercury, Lead, Cadmium and Radionucleids, were used and approved by Dr Levenson, for post-operative detoxification in amalgam extraction and in all acute cases of heavy metals toxicity.

Wrack seaweed has also been shown to improve oral health and help prevent dental plaque. Seagreens original food research has further indicated its effective anti-bacterial properties. The seaweed is easily used in capsules or in the granular form together with food.