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We are investigating fixodent/denture adhesive cases right now.  If you have used fixodent or another denture adhesive that contains zinc, you may have suffered zinc poisoning injuries and be entitled to participate in a denture adhesive lawsuit.  We can help you.  Right now we are seeking clients whose fixodent use has caused zinc poisoning symptoms.  If you believe you have fixodent side effects, contact us today.  

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Question:  What is zinc poisoning?

Answer:   A person is said to be suffering from  zinc poisoning when the levels of zinc in the blood reach a toxic level.  The recommended upper limit for zinc intake is only 40 milligrams per day.  Daily intake well above this level for prolonged periods can allow the amount of zinc in the system to reach a toxic level, which means that it can interfere with the body's absorption of copper, an essential nutrient for good health maintenance.   A low level of copper in the system can cause neuropathy, a degenerative disease of the peripheral nervous system.  Symptoms can start out as tingling or other strange sensations in the hands and feet, and they can progress to severe pain, and loss of use of the hands, arms, feet and legs.