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Former dental assistant talks about suffering from mercury exposure

Jan 05, 2016

Karen Burns of Matawan, N.J. spent 24 years as a dental assistant, but now she gets chelation treatments to cleanse her body of toxic mercury, which she says has left her sick and disabled for 15 years.

Courtesy: Randall Moore, director/producer of the documentary Evidence of Harm

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