When Randall Moore’s father was diagnosed with
Alzheimer ’s disease, he had no idea his life would be propelled forward as a
mercury documentarian.
Now, his feature-documentary “Evidence of Harm”
opens for Academy Award®-qualifying engagements – each one week long, at
Laemmle's Music Hall in Beverly Hills and IFC
Center in New York on October
23 and October 14.
“Evidence of
Harm” follows three Americans suffering from the effects of mercury poisoning
due to mercury vapors generated during normal dental procedures. Each person
becomes an advocate for mercury-safe dentistry despite criticism – most notably
from a dental industry insistent upon the safety of amalgam fillings, otherwise
known as mercury fillings, which contain up to 50 percent of the neurotoxin. The
documentary portrays the industry ignoring science and placing politics and
profits more valuable than the millions of Americans suffering from symptoms of
mercury poisoning.
Moore’s research into mercury began after his
father’s diagnoses, once he found out the true ingredients of “silver”
fillings.
"During my research I repeatedly discovered that our government
regulatory bodies have failed to protect the public from this toxic
product," said Moore in a press release. "After watching
scientists present information to the FDA that links mercury toAlzheimer's disease, I became frustrated with our government's refusal to
do anything about removing this toxic product from the marketplace. So, I took
it upon myself to make a documentary that would alert others of the widespread
danger, which hazardously impacts public health and the environment
worldwide."
Moore researched biological dentistry, holistic
dentistry, mercury-safe dentistry and mercury-free dentistry for dental amalgam
solutions. Mercury detoxification process varies from person to person, as do
mercury poisoning symptoms.
“They taught us nothing about protecting the staff or
the dangers of mercury vapor,” one dentist says in the documentary.
Holistic dentists, biological dentists, mercury
free dentists and mercury-safe dentists should practice the safe amalgam
filling removal.
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