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ספרים

(most of the listed books are available from DAMS, Inc, 800-311-6265)

1. Cutler, Andrew Hall Amalgam Illness: Diagnosis and Treatment self-publ. Andrew Hall Cutler, Sammamish, WA (425) 557-8299

2. Casdorph, H.R., Walker, M. Toxic Metal Syndrome Avery Publishing (now Penguin Putnam) 1995

(Examines the mental and neurological effects of mercury, lead, cadmium, aluminum and other toxic metals with discussions of testing, diagnosis and treatment).

3. Warren, Thomas. Beating Alzheimer's: A Step Towards Unlocking the Mysteries of Brain Disease Avery Publishing (now Penguin Putnam) 1991 (Self-story of an insurance executive who had Alzheimers Disease and recovered by charting his own path, including the removal of dental amalgam fillings and detoxifying).

4. Huggin, Hal .A., Levy, T.E. Uninformed Consent - The Hidden Dangers in Dental Care Hampton Roads Publ. 1999 (Health impacts of toxic dentistry and what can be done to recover from them).

5. Walker, Morton Elements of Danger Hampton Roads Publishing 2000

6. Queen, HL Chronic Mercury Toxicity - New Hope Against and Endemic Disease. Inst. For Health Realities, Colorado Springs, 1988

7. Ziff, M.F., Ziff, S. The Missing Link? A Persuasive New Look At Heart Disease As It Relates to Mercury Bio-Probe, Inc 1991 (Appendix B has summaries of about 40 relevant research studies)

8. Ziff, S, Ziff, M.F. Infertility & Birth Defects; Is Mercury From Silver Dental Fillings An Unsuspected Cause? Bio Probe, Inc. 1987 (with 477 research references listed)

9. Hanson, Mats, PhD Mercury Bibliography - 12,000 scientific books and paper citations, 285 signs & symptoms listed . bio-Probe, Inc. 1992

10. Yiamouyiannis, J Fluoride, The Aging Factor Health Action Press, Delaware, OH 1993