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Old 02-12-2009, 09:51 PM #1
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Default Denture Cream Use and Neuropathy

Hello folks:

I thought some of you might be interested to discuss the emerging relationship between denture cream use and neuropathy. This link is becoming more clear as new research is performed.

*-* Over time, the use of denture cream results in the ingestion of large amounts of zinc, both through the gums and the stomach. These high levels of zinc cause the amount of copper in the bloodstream to plummet, eventually resulting in demyelination (damage to the outer sheath of nerve fibers), generally beginning in the extremeties. Symptoms also can include neurological/cognitive decline.

The bottom line: if you have used these products and are concerned about these issues, please discuss it with your physician. A blood and urine test can be performed to check the levels of zinc and copper in your body.

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Thanks and best wishes to you all.

-GWA

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Last edited by Chemar; 02-12-2009 at 10:19 PM. Reason: NeuroTalk Guidelines
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