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This Is Your Brain. This Is Your Brain On Mercury Want to see what mercury does to a brain cell? Go to http://commons.ucalgary.ca/showcasetv/mercury. The download takes a few minutes, but it will make you a believer of how toxic this substance is. We know that people with mercury fillings give off gas mercury vapor for the entire life of the filling. These vapors enter the palate, tonsils, thyroid gland, and, via the nerves in the mouth, travel to the brain. In the brain, they damage neurons and pathologically cannot be distinguished from Alzheimer's disease.  Mercury is not only in our mouths, but also in most fish, and in our air and water. It is essential that all people get evaluated for this because it is a treatable condition. In addition to causing brain damage, mercury can interfere with the function of every organ in the body. It has even been reported to cause heart failure by poisoning heart cells. Thyroid disease is very commonly due to mercury in that gland. Fatigue, fibromyalgia, memory loss, headaches, insomnia are other symptoms one can have. Once mercury enters the body it gets bound to tissues. In order to measure how much you have, a challenge test must be done to see how much comes out. The challenges can be done by taking an oral or Intra Venous chelator to pull it away from the tissue and out into the stool or urine. Click here for more information on heavy metal toxicity. Here is a list of symptoms that mercury can cause. Muscle weakness Loss of coordination Tremors/trembling of hands, feet, lips, eyelids or tongue Burning sensation of lips, face Burning in throat Inflammation of lining of the mouth Irritability Anxiety/nervousness Difficulty breathing when anxious Restlessness Exaggerated response to stimulation Fearfulness Emotional instability Lack of self-control Fits of anger with violent, irrational conduct Loss of self-confidence Constant death wish Shyness or timidity Being easily embarrassed Loss of memory Inability to concentrate Difficulty making decisions Lethargy/drowsiness Withdrawal Hallucinations Mood swings Mental depression/ despondency Rocking movements Frequent leg cramps Numbness and tingling of hands, feet, fingers, toes or lips Allergies Skin rashes   Aversion to touch Ulcers in mouth or on tongue Twitching or jerking of muscles Difficulty walking Difficulty talking Difficulty swallowing Loss of balance Food sensitivity to eggs or milk General food sensitivities Bloated feeling most of the time Abdominal cramps Stomach problems Frequent or recurring heartburn Frequent urination during the night Chronic diarrhea or constipation Low blood pressure High blood pressure Increased heart rate Menstrual pains Disturbances in menstrual cycle Diminished touch sensation Bleeding gums Bone loss around teeth Loosening of teeth Excessive salivation Foul breath Metallic taste Ringing in ears Hearing loss Hearing difficulties Blurred vision Sensitivity to light Chronic headaches Click here if you would like to download or print this list out. If you have 5 or more of these symptoms, see your alternative physician for an evaluation. - D.I. Minkoff, MD             Copyright © 2008 Optimum Health Report, All Rights Reserved. Disclaimer