Guest guest Posted August 12, 2007 Report Share Posted August 12, 2007 I have come to believe I am quite mercury toxic; have had my amalgams removed some months ago, and proceeded since them with a chelation protocol consisting of a " Heavy Metal Cleanse " from Renew Life. This has produced some good effect - more good than harm, due I believe, to the small amount of ALA in the formula, and in spite of the small amount of chlorella. In any case, I am a strong proponent of detoxing mercury. In my discussions with my frineds, many of whom carry a nasty load of amalgams around, my words on the subject are often met with blank stares suggesting there is a hatchet burried in my forehead. So, I would like to know - how much mercury does a mercury toxic person carry? For example, I had about a dozen amalgams for about 40 years before having the last of them removed 3 months ago. Assuming I am an average excreter, how much mercury would there be if it were possible to collect it all from every place in my body and put it in a teaspoon? Would it be a drop the size of a pin head? I ask this because I think most people do not understand just how toxic this crap is, and I would like to be able to make the point. Also, how much mercury would it take to poison a 1 acre lake? Will Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 13, 2007 Report Share Posted August 13, 2007 TK---- http://www.iaomt.org/ To answer your question below - Doesn't take much. The exact number is on this web site somewhere or on the omnibasu search engine > > I have come to believe I am quite mercury toxic; have had my amalgams > removed some months ago, and proceeded since them with a chelation > protocol consisting of a " Heavy Metal Cleanse " from Renew Life. This > has produced some good effect - more good than harm, due I believe, > to the small amount of ALA in the formula, and in spite of the small > amount of chlorella. > > In any case, I am a strong proponent of detoxing mercury. In my > discussions with my frineds, many of whom carry a nasty load of > amalgams around, my words on the subject are often met with blank > stares suggesting there is a hatchet burried in my forehead. > > So, I would like to know - how much mercury does a mercury toxic > person carry? For example, I had about a dozen amalgams for about 40 > years before having the last of them removed 3 months ago. Assuming I > am an average excreter, how much mercury would there be if it were > possible to collect it all from every place in my body and put it in > a teaspoon? > > Would it be a drop the size of a pin head? I ask this because I think > most people do not understand just how toxic this crap is, and I > would like to be able to make the point. > > Also, how much mercury would it take to poison a 1 acre lake? > > Will > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 13, 2007 Report Share Posted August 13, 2007 I think I read somewhere recently that a 2 acre lake was only like a gram of mercury to poison it. It was a relatively very small amount. >>> " TK " tk200192071@...> 8/13/2007 9:46 AM >>> TK---- http://www.iaomt.org/ To answer your question below - Doesn't take much. The exact number is on this web site somewhere or on the omnibasu search engine > > I have come to believe I am quite mercury toxic; have had my amalgams > removed some months ago, and proceeded since them with a chelation > protocol consisting of a " Heavy Metal Cleanse " from Renew Life. This > has produced some good effect - more good than harm, due I believe, > to the small amount of ALA in the formula, and in spite of the small > amount of chlorella. > > In any case, I am a strong proponent of detoxing mercury. In my > discussions with my frineds, many of whom carry a nasty load of > amalgams around, my words on the subject are often met with blank > stares suggesting there is a hatchet burried in my forehead. > > So, I would like to know - how much mercury does a mercury toxic > person carry? For example, I had about a dozen amalgams for about 40 > years before having the last of them removed 3 months ago. Assuming I > am an average excreter, how much mercury would there be if it were > possible to collect it all from every place in my body and put it in > a teaspoon? > > Would it be a drop the size of a pin head? I ask this because I think > most people do not understand just how toxic this crap is, and I > would like to be able to make the point. > > Also, how much mercury would it take to poison a 1 acre lake? > > Will > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 13, 2007 Report Share Posted August 13, 2007 Sorry about that, a gram can poison a 20 acre lake. >>> " TK " tk200192071@...> 8/13/2007 9:46 AM >>> TK---- http://www.iaomt.org/ To answer your question below - Doesn't take much. The exact number is on this web site somewhere or on the omnibasu search engine > > I have come to believe I am quite mercury toxic; have had my amalgams > removed some months ago, and proceeded since them with a chelation > protocol consisting of a " Heavy Metal Cleanse " from Renew Life. This > has produced some good effect - more good than harm, due I believe, > to the small amount of ALA in the formula, and in spite of the small > amount of chlorella. > > In any case, I am a strong proponent of detoxing mercury. In my > discussions with my frineds, many of whom carry a nasty load of > amalgams around, my words on the subject are often met with blank > stares suggesting there is a hatchet burried in my forehead. > > So, I would like to know - how much mercury does a mercury toxic > person carry? For example, I had about a dozen amalgams for about 40 > years before having the last of them removed 3 months ago. Assuming I > am an average excreter, how much mercury would there be if it were > possible to collect it all from every place in my body and put it in > a teaspoon? > > Would it be a drop the size of a pin head? I ask this because I think > most people do not understand just how toxic this crap is, and I > would like to be able to make the point. > > Also, how much mercury would it take to poison a 1 acre lake? > > Will > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 13, 2007 Report Share Posted August 13, 2007 Sorry about that, a gram can poison a 20 acre lake. >>> " TK " tk200192071@...> 8/13/2007 9:46 AM >>> TK---- http://www.iaomt.org/ To answer your question below - Doesn't take much. The exact number is on this web site somewhere or on the omnibasu search engine > > I have come to believe I am quite mercury toxic; have had my amalgams > removed some months ago, and proceeded since them with a chelation > protocol consisting of a " Heavy Metal Cleanse " from Renew Life. This > has produced some good effect - more good than harm, due I believe, > to the small amount of ALA in the formula, and in spite of the small > amount of chlorella. > > In any case, I am a strong proponent of detoxing mercury. In my > discussions with my frineds, many of whom carry a nasty load of > amalgams around, my words on the subject are often met with blank > stares suggesting there is a hatchet burried in my forehead. > > So, I would like to know - how much mercury does a mercury toxic > person carry? For example, I had about a dozen amalgams for about 40 > years before having the last of them removed 3 months ago. Assuming I > am an average excreter, how much mercury would there be if it were > possible to collect it all from every place in my body and put it in > a teaspoon? > > Would it be a drop the size of a pin head? I ask this because I think > most people do not understand just how toxic this crap is, and I > would like to be able to make the point. > > Also, how much mercury would it take to poison a 1 acre lake? > > Will > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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