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Hal A. Huggins DDS, MS
Hal A. Huggins DDS, MS, is a leading pioneer in identifying toxic dental materials, balancing body chemistry and developing a multi-disciplined approach to reversing autoimmune dis...view moreHal A. Huggins DDS, MS, is a leading pioneer in identifying toxic dental materials, balancing body chemistry and developing a multi-disciplined approach to reversing autoimmune diseases.
Well known internationally for his stand against deception in dental practices and regulations, he has been on the cutting edge of dentistry since the beginning of his practice 43 years ago. He has been called the world’s most controversial dentist because of his vigorous stand against silver (mercury) amalgams, and his recommendations that dentists refuse to place or recommend placing amalgams and root canals.
Dr. Huggins earned a post-doctoral Master’s in immunology and toxicology from the University of Colorado. Over the past three decades, he developed a multi-disciplined health care model that has been influential in improving autoimmune diseases such as MS, Lupus, Parkinson’s, and Alzheimer’s. Other symptoms such as chronic fatigue and memory and digestive problems have also responded.
He is the author of the books It’s All In Your Head and Uninformed Consent about the dangers of using mercury in dentistry. In 2002, he published Solving the MS Mystery about the link between mercury toxicity and autoimmune diseases, and Seeking Your Ancestral Diet- a cookbook/nutrition book. In 2004, he has published his long-awaited book on hormonally-controlled human interactions: Who Makes Your Hormones Hum??
Dr. Huggins is currently a consultant in three countries at multi-disciplined centers that practice the Huggins Protocol for dental revision and detoxification. He has lectured over 1400 days in 46 states and 13 foreign countries and has given over 1000 radio/TV interviews. His books and many of his booklets and articles are available through www.hugginsappliedhealing.com.
The letters DDS, MS are to establish credentials of academic accomplishments and are not to imply that Hal A. Huggins practices the mechanical aspects of dentistry.view less