The scientific dental scandal of the 20th century!

Amalgam is dangerous, everybody knows that. But why? This presentation of amalgam will solve the mystery and indicate a number of the phenomena surrounding amalgam.

Fateful ignorance

Amalgam powder has a negative electrostatic radiation field, which depending on its composition can have a greater or lesser intensity.

Since no tests are conducted to determine the capacity of the powder to form negative mercury ions the choice of powder used is left to chance. Certain powders result in a mercury amalgam with a very high emission of negative mercury ions.

NEGATIVE RADIATION

Negative radiation, the hitherto unknown natural law, influences the outer electron shell of mercury atoms, which normally includes two electrons, to increase to a total of three electrons. With three electrons in the outer shell a negative mercury ion is formed which becomes very unstable and thereby comes to oscillate with a frequency of approx. 3900 MHz.

The activation and transmitter part has an ion memory of mercury amalgam which is activated by the inner tube’s bottom zinc plate. This produces mercury radiation in the inner tube.

The receiver part consists of a circular zinc antenna disc which activates the negative mercury ions to emit their extra electron, which implies that the ions cease to rotate and are transformed into mercury vapour.