Citizen Petition from Consumers for Dental Choice, et al.

The commenter, a private individual from New Jersey, expresses personal concerns regarding the health risks of mercury in dental fillings. They argue that mercury exposure contributes to toxic burdens on the body and may be linked to neurological issues like dementia.

An individual commenter supports the proposed action to ban mercury in dental work, citing concerns that mercury exposure during pregnancy causes cleft palates and other developmental issues in children.

Joyce Holdread, a private individual, supports the proposed ban on mercury in dental amalgams. She argues that mercury is a neurotoxin and expresses concern that its use in dentistry is outdated compared to other countries.

The commenter supports the ban on mercury amalgams in dentistry, citing personal health issues they attribute to mercury exposure and neurotoxicity. They argue that the government should prioritize public safety over pharmaceutical interests by banning the use of mercury in medical and dental practices.

The commenter expresses strong opposition to the use of mercury in dental treatments and vaccines, citing health concerns. They advocate for the removal of mercury from human consumption due to its perceived toxicity.

Al Backman provides a detailed personal account of his physical health improvements following the removal of dental amalgams and a subsequent detox process. He argues that his previous symptoms—including neurological issues, joint pain, and skin conditions—were caused by mercury toxicity from dental work and other sources like vaccines.

The commenter expresses extreme hostility toward the FDA, accusing the agency of knowingly using mercury and other toxins in vaccines and dental products. By demanding that FDA employees undergo mercury-based dental procedures, the commenter is advocating for the continued use of mercury-based amalgams as a way to "prove" the agency's claims of safety.