Performance Without Pain by Kathryne Pirtle

The Relationship Between Mercury Poisoning from Amalgam Fillings and Candida Overgrowth

We have discussed the severe problems with mercury-laden silver fillings. Mercury is one of the most toxic metals in the world and amalgams contain 45% mercury. Dr. Louisa Williams’ important book called “Radical Medicine” points to research done by Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt in the 1990’s that shows how mercury amalgams initiate candida overgrowth.

He states that:
Mercury suffocates the intracellular respiratory mechanism and can cause cell death. So, the immune system makes a deal: it cultivates fungi and bacteria that can bind large amounts of toxic metals. The gain:the cells can breathe. The cost: the system has to provide nutrition for the microorganisms and has to deal with their metabolic products.”

Although the removal of dental amalgams is a very complicated process and a biological dentist must thoroughly assess the health of the patient before removal can be recommended, the eventual removal of these amalgams is a prudent step in long-term health. Removing mercury amalgams along with a nutrient-dense diet will help to alleviate the pervasive health problems associated with Candida overgrowth and dysbiosis significantly.

For more information on building health and healing with nutrient-dense foods see Performance without Pain and our new e-book on healing acid reflux.

Best in health,

Kathryne Pirtle

Share

4 Comments »

4 Responses to “The Relationship Between Mercury Poisoning from Amalgam Fillings and Candida Overgrowth”

  1. [...] The Relationship Between Mercury Poisoning from Amalgam Fillings … Share and [...]

  2. [...] post: The Relationship Between Mercury Poisoning from Amalgam Fillings … Share and [...]

  3. [...] more here: The Relationship Between Mercury Poisoning from Amalgam Fillings … Share and [...]

  4. [...] rest is here: The Relationship Between Mercury Poisoning from Amalgam Fillings … Share and [...]

Leave a Reply