cadmium, aluminum, chromium, lead, silver, mercury and titanium: Toxins Found in Whales Bode Ill for Humans:

[Guest guest]

Are we surprised at results of chelation-challenge tests? Are we

surprised that the NIH et al want chelation portrayed in a negative way?

Are we surprised that Boyd Haley's OSR has been officially disparaged?

No, we're not surprised. Pathologies are profitable, policies allowing

pollutants which induce pathologies are to be encouraged. Vioxx was

allowed for a goodly while even after it was associated with tens of

thousands of deaths; whistleblower Graham, M.D., was to have been

silenced. Indeed, iatrogenecists excel in the practice of iatrogenic

medicine

<http://www.ravenintellections.com/gre/deliberately-iatrogenic-medicine.htm>.

Vlad the Impaler has been reborn as heads of regulatory agencies.

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Report: Toxins Found in Whales Bode Ill for Humans

Report: Pollutants taint whales even in remote regions, could threaten

humans' seafood supply

The Associated Press

By ARTHUR MAX Associated Press Writer

http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory?id=11003954

AGADIR, Morocco June 24, 2010 (AP)

Sperm whales feeding even in the most remote reaches of Earth's oceans

have built up stunningly high levels of toxic and heavy metals,

according to American scientists who say the findings spell danger not

only for marine life but for the millions of humans who depend on seafood.

A report released Thursday noted high levels of cadmium, aluminum,

chromium, lead, silver, mercury and titanium in tissue samples taken by

dart gun from nearly 1,000 whales over five years. From polar areas to

equatorial waters, the whales ingested pollutants that may have been

produced by humans thousands of miles away, the researchers said.

" These contaminants, I think, are threatening the human food supply....

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