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Mercury, whatever its source, kills
the oxygen off its normally occupied sites. This is a way of
saying the oxygen cannot compete with this non- radioactive
toxin. There is a big connection between mercury and renal
disease, which may explain why dialysis clinics are springing up
like shacks in a gold field. Mercury has a stubborn cling
capacity. It defies testing and gives up the sites it occupies
with pig-headed reluctance. Cellulase, a plant enzyme, will pull
mercury out of the body and reduce the burden greatly, but
without kidney function, only redistribution takes place.
Students of the subject not affiliated with government-approved clinics claim that renal failure is caused by a mercury overload and parasites. Mercury has to be chelated out, albeit not with EDTA or IV DNPS, according to this line of thinking; or the IV push. Perhaps one capsule of DNPS orally with a challenge test describes this cautious conventional wisdom. Whatever so-called settled science turns out to be, finding the source of mercury poisoning rates first attention. Its transport to the brain demands a reading of history — the careless growth of technology and the needless expansion of its use in plastics, building materials and medicines stand as a monument to the stupidity of man. Its use to cure syphilis is legend, and so is the danger of the cure. It has been and remains the base poison on the planet. Once mercury becomes involved, a dementia takes over. Poison becomes medicine, and medicine becomes poison. DuPont rode to fame as a munitions maker. Modern war without mercury is not possible. Nor is Gresham’s money good without gold, and gold invites mercury in its historical extraction process. The rule of thumb among the sourdoughs was that to get one ounce of gold, it took four ounces of mercury. The curse of gold — Robert Service style — the debilitation of the miner has to do with metabolic corruption, mercury vapor being implicated. Like the dental folly, gold is an amalgam product. Mercury releases the gold trapped in ore. Early on, alchemists tried to turn base metals into gold, the universal currency. Alexander Pope best described the high-and-mighty leaders who could afford mercury as medicine: See the blind beggar dance, the cripple sing, The sot a hero, lunatic a King. Then as now, doctors killed their patients. MODERN ALCHEMISTS When DuPont decided everything could be made out of a test tube, it was the end of organic man. Hemp gas, hemp oil, hemp medicine were proscribed. Cannabis-based medicine became anathema. The wipeout enabled DuPont, Hearst, Getty and their lackeys to reorganize society. Marijuana became tied to parts of society deemed alien, and the lie called coal-tar derivative drugs became the Matrix slavery of modernity. When DuPont patented biodegradable plastics in 1937 — stronger than carbon fiber — mercury was used in the process. Mercury became a constituent part of paper manufacturing, concrete products, automobile motors, and, not least, mercury came to medicines. The symbol Hg conjures up the firm M.G. Merck — short for mercury. The new medicines do not work with nature. They short-circuit and destroy the components of the body while treating one specific thing. All are toxic packages. The unfolding consequence has been the outlawing of holistic medicine. Cannabis, extracts, tinctures, all have been relegated to the underworld. Food, fuel, fiber, clothing, and crop pests were no longer a factor, reformulation became the new deity. But the throne of this new deity had to be made of mercury. A new car is almost 90 percent plastic inside. Leave the windows rolled up for two or three days in hot weather, and a haze will coat the windows. That’s the chemistry of mercury escaping. Mercury stops fungus. It stops it in well over 4,000 products. Preparation H, spermicides, vaginal lubricants, all survive in the market because they comply with the modern make-it-to-the-door test. If you make it to the door after using the product, then you haven’t been hurt. Page 1 cont. Page 2 cont. Page 3 cont. Page 4 cont. Page 5 cont. Page 6 cont. Page 7 cont. Page 8 cont. Page 9 END |
