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Old 02-03-2011, 08:30 PM #1
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Anyone see the nightly news story a few weeks ago?
The lady's face was paralyzed on one side. Had fillings replaced and she regained most.

I have about 10+ in my mouth from teenage years. Tested my lead & mercury because i've started eating more fish incuding canned tuna for snacking and I have some of both lead & mercury. My MS won't stop progressing. Any of you have a mouth full + progressing MS?
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