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Study cites danger of zinc poisoning from denture creams such as Fixodent and PoliGrip

If you have neuropathy, consider a zinc poisoning lawsuit if denture cream caused your injury.

Glaxo Smith Kline, the maker of PoliGrip and Super PoliGrip, and Proctor & Gamble, the makers of Fixodent, are being sued because their products contain zinc, a potentially harmful element when taken in high doses. Many people have come forward to say denture cream caused zinc poisoning.

Doctors say too much zinc drives down copper levels in the body, affects the spinal cord and makes it hard for people to walk.

In a 2008 study published by the Journal of Neurology, the authors said long-term denture cream overuse caused zinc poisoning in four patients, which resulted in neurological problems for all of them.

Zinc-containing denture creams are the center of a growing controversy that suggests their use does cause copper deficiency, neurological problems, and a nerve disorder called neuropathy.

Symptoms of Zinc Poisoning
The National Institutes of Health has warned consumers that too much zinc can purge the body of copper, and a copper deficiency can cause nerve damage. Nerve damage may cause symptoms such as:

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