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> --- Marc Martin  schrieb am Fr, 18.1.2013:
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> Betreff: Re: [eSens] Re: Great article on Mercury
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>       I was pretty bad off at the time of my removals.  I had been worse in the months prior, but my naturopath thought that I needed improved liver function before getting my amalgams removed (although in retrospect, I think I would have been better off getting them out sooner rather than later).
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> Dr. Mitch Marder in Seattle is actually the dentist that I've been going to for the past couple years.  However, the person who did my amalgam removals 12 years ago was Dr Paul Rubin, who works in the same office.  There are several holistic dentists in the Seattle area, and these two are probably amongst the best.
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