THE TRUE STORY OF...
By September, we were aware of the presence of malonic and maleic
acids in dental plastic. We let him know he was at risk from his new plastic
fillings. He hurried back in October. His toxin test now showed he had not
only malonic acid buildup, but benzene, isopropyl alcohol, wood alcohol, E.
coli, shigella, asbestos, cadmium, cobalt, mercury, vanadium, and aflatoxin!
But staphylococcus and clostridium were missing due to his earlier dental
cleanup; this probably saved him from a recurrence of his parotid tumor. He
arrived October 10, still with a perfectly smooth contour to his face.
He had 17 plastic fillings in his mouth to be tested. Three of these were
Positive for copper, cobalt, vanadium, and malonates. [We did not suspect
carcinogenic dyes yet.] We determined this by filing each tooth with an em-
ery board, then testing the emery board electronically. His blood test of Oc-
tober 10 reflects the new toxins in his mouth, carried for one year.
The red blood cell level is now higher than before switching to plastic,
showing that his body is now deprived of oxygen due to cobalt and vana-
dium toxicity. He was also making too many white blood cells (11,800).
Calcium had begun to drop due to toxins in the parathyroid gland. And the
phosphorus level was now too low. The iron level was also dropping.
His 3 toxic plastic fillings were replaced.
Summary: Before leaving this time, he agreed to pose for our camera
with his beautifully flat cheeks.
Oct. next year. Lump used to stick out 2 cm on R