Chemtrails and Health: Oral Symptoms Observed in 90% of Patients with Kidney Disease

1. Chemtrails contain coal fly ash which contains mercury.
2. Mercury destroys kidney tissue.

Chemtrails contain mercury. Mercury destroys kidney tissue. This article reveals some of the common symptoms of kidney ("renal") weakness or failure.

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Renal osteodystrophy results from disorders in calcium, phosphorus, or vitamin D metabolism and increased parathyroid activity. Calcium absorption by the intestine is reduced early in CRF because the kidneys cannot convert vitamin D to its active form (1,25 dihydroxycholecalciferol). There is a corresponding retention of phosphate, which ultimately leads to decreased serum calcium levels, as calcium phosphate is maintained within normal levels in healthy subjects. This situation is associated with compensatory hyperactivity of the parathyroid gland, leading to increased urinary excretion of phosphates, decreased urine calcium excretion, and increased calcium release from bone (De Rossi and Glick, 1996).

Patients also suffer from odorous breath (uremic breath) and sensations of metallic tastes in the mouth (uremic fetor). Uremic fetor occurs as a result of a high salivary concentration of urea, which is converted to ammonia (De la Rosa-García et al., 2006). Additional possible causes are increased phosphate and protein concentrations, as well as changes in salivary pH (Skorecki et al., 2005).

Another manifestation of CRD is gingival enlargement

Calculus has an important effect on gingival and periodontal disease incidence. Children with CRD demonstrate an elevated level of calculus

White patches of the skin, called "uremic frost," can occasionally be seen intraorally. Uremic frost results from the formation of urea crystal on the epithelial surfaces after perspiration and saliva evaporation (Hovinga et al., 1975). Candidiasis is seen as patients lose the ability to fight infections. Candidiasis is more frequent in transplant patients because of generalized immunosuppression

In children with renal disease, incidence rates of enamel hypoplasia range from 31% to 83%,

Calcium, phosphorus, or vitamin D metabolism can be disturbed in children with CRF during the first months of infancy. Koch et al. reported enamel defects of the primary dentition, particularly canine hypoplasia, in 22% of studied children (Koch et al., 1999). Narrowing or calcification of the tooth pulp chamber (Galili et al., 1991) and delayed eruption of the permanent teeth (Jaffe et al., 1990; Martins et al., 2008) have been reported in children with renal disease.

In patients with renal disease, the risk of caries formation is increased by poor oral hygiene and a carbohydrate-rich diet (necessary to reduce the renal workload), in addition to disease-related debilitation, hypoplastic enamel, low salivary flow rate, and long-term medication use

TREATMENT

Medical management of renal disease depends on the stage of disease and clinical status of the patient. Management may include dietary changes, administration of sodium bicarbonate to reduce acidosis, and correction of systemic complications (Proctor et al., 2005; De Rossi and Glick, 1996). In early renal disease, dietary modifications can minimize the effects of kidney failure and perhaps slow disease progression. Patients are administered vitamin D supplements to treat hypocalcemia. Adherence to a high-carbohydrate, low-protein diet can minimize production of toxic nitrogen-containing metabolites. Elevated potassium levels can be treated by reducing the dietary intake of potassium-rich fruits like bananas. Restriction of sodium helps to control blood pressure (Proctor et al., 2005).

Vitamin D compounds combined with phosphorus-binding agents can treat renal osteodystrophy (Davidovich et al., 2005). In CRF, dialysis is performed to remove nitrogenous and other toxic metabolites from the blood. Dialysis is a life-saving intervention that has significantly reduced mortality rates of CRF. Arteriovenous fistulae in the arm are required for regular vascular access by wide-bore needles. Transplantation with renal allografts from cadavers or living donors may be attempted, but is limited by the availability of organs (Proctor et al., 2005).

Sources:

Oral conditions in renal disorders and treatment considerations – A review for pediatric dentist

Dental considerations for the patient with renal disease receiving hemodialysis

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