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Phyllicia Hutchinson
marc,

I got the results of my blood test for heavy metals back.
No mercury, zip, natta, not even a trace. I was thrilled.
This is the result of removing all mercury fillings, and
for 3 years after, intermittenly ingesting liquid cilantro
that I got from my Homeopathic physician, Chorella, and eggs.
I know that the Chorella made you feel bad, Marc, but it didn't
bother me a bit.

I think this, plus moving to the country, good diet and using
the D battery on all of my appliances, including the computer,
monitor, TV and Microwave may be why I no longer suffer from
ES,

However, the aluminum content in my blood is still high. Although
I don't think I have any symptoms now, I have
never been clear of the Aluminum content in my blood since
suffering from Aluminum poisoning many years ago from the heated
water that I drank daily from a Mr. Coffee coffee pot.
I ingested Bentonite from Arise and Shine off an on for years.
It probably did help, so I have found another site that will
send a bentonite product with spices for baths to remove Aluminum
specifically.

http://www.evenbetterhealth.com/magnetic-clay.htm

Has anyone used this product? I am planning to give it a try.

Phyllica

P.S. Vinny is the one that recommended this site to me. I am
a member of another site that he founded. I am very grateful to
Vinny. I respect him, his knowledge, his fun sense of humor, and
I know that he doesn't push his products nor take himself as
seriously as that writer thinks he does. He just wants to help.

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Marc Martin
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> I got the results of my blood test for heavy metals back.
> No mercury, zip, natta, not even a trace.

That's great, although I was under the impression that
a blood test won't really tell you if you've got large
amounts of mercury stored in your cells, organs, etc.
You'd need to first take something that would mobilize
mercury into the bloodstream and *then* have a blood
or urine test.

I know that I would fail such a test, though... give
me a few drops of NDF (which contains cilantro
and chlorella), and I can tell that *something* is
being mobilized into my bloodstream.

Marc

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Phyllicia Hutchinson
Well Marc, Pooh Pooh!
 
I am feeling great, don't confuse me. Smile! I told you ahead of time that I was going to have this blood test for mercury. Why didn't you tellme before I did it
what I should do? The lab didn't want to test me for mercury because I had eaten canned tuna 3 days before the test. I was told that it would cause a false
positive. However, I insisted they do it anyway. Mercury has always shown up
in my blood tests until now, so I am pleased.
 
With best regards,  
Phyllicia

Marc Martin <[hidden email]> wrote: > I got the results of my blood test for heavy metals back.
> No mercury, zip, natta, not even a trace.  
 
That's great, although I was under the impression that
a blood test won't really tell you if you've got large
amounts of mercury stored in your cells, organs, etc.
You'd need to first take something that would mobilize
mercury into the bloodstream and *then* have a blood
or urine test.
 
I know that I would fail such a test, though... give
me a few drops of NDF (which contains cilantro
and chlorella), and I can tell that *something* is
being mobilized into my bloodstream.
 
Marc
 
     
 

 
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Marc Martin
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> I am feeling great, don't confuse me. Smile!

Well, feeling great is probably more important
that any test result, anyway... :-)

Marc

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Vinny Pinto
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Hi Marc:

What you write about "hidden" metals seems to be true from my
experience. And, it is also true that conventional Western medicine,
modern alternative medicine, and ancient Chinese acupuncture and
herbology traditions (including Taoist, Confucian, and binary
yin-yang traditions) all largely believe that toxic heavy metals such
as Hg are stored in the bones, joints and fatty tissue, and in some
organ tissues, and that they would need to be mobilized first (via
chelating/freeing/mobilizing agents, fasting, sauna, abduction by
space aliens, etc.) to get them to show up at any siginificant level
in the bloodstream or urine (or feces.)

BTW, while I do believe that high loads of heavy metals, as well as
high loads of other toxins (both endogenous and exogenous in source)
in the body can, along with genetics, make a person linclined to
exhibit strong ES or EHS symptoms, I do not believe that an absence
of heavy metals and other toxins in the body will necessarily lead to
zero ES symptoms in the face of chronic exposures to some strong EMF
fields of manmade origins. Rather, I believe that most humans --
with, of course, some variance due to genetics and
spiritual/emotional factors -- even if their bodies are very "clean"
of heavy metals and related toxins, can and will exhibit at least a
modicum of "irritation" from excessive chronic exposure to strong EMF
fields of manmade origins. And, I do NOT believe that a person who
has strong or moderate ES symptoms needs to reach zero or near-zero
levels of mercury, lead, cadmium and other "toxic" metals in their
body in order to achieve marked relief from such ES symptoms. Rather,
I believe that the mind/body/spirit is very flexible, adaptable and
resilient, and resourceful, and that given just half a chance -- for
example, a modest amount of cleansing of toxins, and/or some modest
transformations or shifts on the mental/emotional and/or spiritual
levels -- a person who has previously experienced pronounced ES or
EHS can shift to a life largely free of ES symptoms. In other words
-- and this is in GREAT contrast to the assertions of many
fundamentalist raw food gurus and (equally fundamentalist)
self-appointed health gurus -- I do NOT believe that someone who has
problems with ES or EHS or MCS must necsssarily spend the rest of
their lives working furiously and non-stop on:
* cleansing their body of every last trace of heavy metals, toxic
metals, exogenous toxins and endougenous toxins
* finding and healing or eliminating (or releasing) every single
mental, emotional and spiritual issue or "problem"
* constantly purging themselves
* constantly shielding themselves against every imaginable
"harmful" external influence
* removing all those darn pesky alien implants on every level up
to the 187th astral body and 194th level of the etheric body
* constantly working at healing or "getting better"
In other words, I do not believe that life has to be a struggle, and
that instead life is really about grace and ease. I will also say
that I feel that one VERY important ingredient in any healing process
is Love, as in self-acceptance, acceptance and allowing of others,
and acceptance and allowing and loving of the world exactly as it is,
and a necessary concomitant of this is letting go of many old guilts,
resentments, self-judgements, judgements, anger and blaming. Lastly
-- and I must confess that I LOVE saying/writing this one, because it
pushes SO MANY buttons in SO MANY people when I say it on some of my
own list groups -- I have seen many people heal and move beyond --
and totally leave behind -- many so-called highly-debilitating and
"life-threatening" illnesses or conditions, often in a very short
time span. However, I have NEVER seen this happen for people who were
still holding on to self-blame and blame and anger, and I have never
seen this happen for people unless they stopped trying to figure
everything (and this includes their "illness") out with their mind
(i.e., the intellect, the local mind, the ego) and instead started to
surrender all control and every moment of their lives to God, which
some prefer to call Holy Spirit or Supreme Heart or Being or Beingness.

Before any of the more emotionally-fragile and/or mentally-fragmented
list group members become furious that I seem to be making all this
sound too simple, and before they write spitefully that I can write
this only because I have never been seriously ill, I can disclose (as
I have already done elsewhere on the web) that I spent much of the
period from 1986 to 1991, and to a lesser extent until year 2000,
with what was diagnosed as severe chronic Lyme disease, chronic
fatigue syndrome (CFS) and fibromylagia. For most of that time, I had
a constant low-grade fever, fatigue, weakness, (horrid) night sweats,
constant headaches, constant low-grade sore throat and swollen lymph
nodes 24 hours per day, along with diarrhea and major weight loss
resulting in an undereweight condition. Oh, and I have not bothered
to mention the blood and bits of tissue in my urine during that
period due to prostatic inflammation, because that could get just too
gross...! In fact, during the period 1987 thru 1990, I often slept
for 11 to 15 hours per day, dripping sweat the entire time, with
extreme brain fog.

with care,
--Vinny

At 11:24 AM 10/14/2006, you wrote:

> > I got the results of my blood test for heavy metals back.
> > No mercury, zip, natta, not even a trace.
>
>That's great, although I was under the impression that
>a blood test won't really tell you if you've got large
>amounts of mercury stored in your cells, organs, etc.
>You'd need to first take something that would mobilize
>mercury into the bloodstream and *then* have a blood
>or urine test.
>
>I know that I would fail such a test, though... give
>me a few drops of NDF (which contains cilantro
>and chlorella), and I can tell that *something* is
>being mobilized into my bloodstream.
>
>Marc
>


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phone 301-694-1249

To see my informational websites and e-mail list groups, please go to:
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Vinny Pinto
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Hi Phyllicia:

Actually, what is remarkable about your blood test, even though you
did not use any mobilizing agents, is that it seems to have yielded a
"below detection levels" result, which -- at least for most mercury
screening panel protocols -- is indeed amazingly low, and to me, this
DOES possibly indicate -- even in the absence of use of any
mobilizing or chelating agents -- that you may indeed have reached
some very low body-load levels of Hg. I share this observation only
as a scientist; I am not a healthcare professional!

with care,
--Vinny

At 11:53 AM 10/14/2006, you wrote:

>Well Marc, Pooh Pooh!
>
> I am feeling great, don't confuse me. Smile! I told you ahead
> of time that I was going to have this blood test for mercury. Why
> didn't you tell me before I did it
> what I should do? The lab didn't want to test me for
> mercury because I had eaten canned tuna 3 days before the test. I
> was told that it would cause a false
> positive. However, I insisted they do it anyway. Mercury has
> always shown up
> in my blood tests until now, so I am pleased.
>
> With best regards,
> Phyllicia
>
>Marc Martin <[hidden email]>
>wrote: > I got the
>results of my blood test for heavy metals back.
> > No mercury, zip, natta, not even a trace.
>
> That's great, although I was under the impression that
> a blood test won't really tell you if you've got large
> amounts of mercury stored in your cells, organs, etc.
> You'd need to first take something that would mobilize
> mercury into the bloodstream and *then* have a blood
> or urine test.
>
> I know that I would fail such a test, though... give
> me a few drops of NDF (which contains cilantro
> and chlorella), and I can tell that *something* is
> being mobilized into my bloodstream.
>
> Marc
>
>


Vinny Pinto
[hidden email]

phone 301-694-1249

To see my informational websites and e-mail list groups, please go to:
http://www.vinnypinto.us

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Vinny Pinto
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Hi Marc:

I feel that this is very well said!

with care,
--Vinny

At 11:57 AM 10/14/2006, you wrote:
> > I am feeling great, don't confuse me. Smile!
>
>Well, feeling great is probably more important
>that any test result, anyway... :-)
>
>Marc
>


Vinny Pinto
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phone 301-694-1249

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Vinny Pinto
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Hi folks:

You know, it is kinda funny how much fuss some of us make -- or have
made in the past -- about mercury, in light of the following facts
(some of which I may have related here in the past):

1) some alchemy traditions from Egypt, Persia, India, and European
regions have used mercury as a major ingredient in immortality
elixirs, albeit after special processing. A number of such
practitioners have died over the years of mercury poisoning; I guess
they did not get their processing done just right!

2) some ancient Tibetan and Chinese "herbal" remedies incorporate
large amounts of mercury, often only after special processing.

3) some modern religions, including some sects of Vodun (voodoo),
Santeria, Espiritismo and Palo, have many rituals which involve
sprinkling liquid mercury on the floor during rituals, burning it in
an oil lamp (to yield high levels of airborne mercury vapor). (One of
many links for a story on these practices, along with the EPA's
concern about them, may be found at
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14606749/ ) And, several sources have
claimed that members of some sects of these and other religions drink
liquid mercury during rituals as well. A search on Google using the
terms [EPA religion mercury Voodoo OR Santeria OR Vodun] will find
you a lot of articles on these practices!

with care,
--Vinny




Vinny Pinto
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phone 301-694-1249

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Phyllicia Hutchinson
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--- In [hidden email], Marc Martin <marc@...> wrote:
>
> > I am feeling great, don't confuse me. Smile!
>
> Well, feeling great is probably more important
> that any test result, anyway... :-)
>
> Marc
>
Thanks Marc,
Phyllicia

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Phyllicia Hutchinson
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Hi Vinny,
 
I totally agree with you. I have done it all, including surrender on a daily basis.
I do my best to listen to my inner guidance, that still small voice, and obey.
That is where I get most of my information and guidance, even when muscle testing. When I insisted they look for mercury it was because I absolutely knew that it was the right time to do it. If not for my relationship to the Holy Spirit through Jeshua I would probably be dead by now. I was a real mess, but thank God I do feel great today.
Best regards,
Phyllicia

Vinny Pinto <[hidden email]> wrote: ... I do not believe that life has to be a struggle, and
that instead life is really about grace and ease. I will also say
that I feel that one VERY important ingredient in any healing process
is Love, as in self-acceptance, acceptance and allowing of others,
and acceptance and allowing and loving of the world exactly as it is,
and a necessary concomitant of this is letting go of many old guilts,
resentments, self-judgements, judgements, anger and blaming. . .
However, I have NEVER seen this happen for people who were
still holding on to self-blame and blame and anger, and I have never
seen this happen for people unless they stopped trying to figure
everything (and this includes their "illness") out with their mind
(i.e., the intellect, the local mind, the ego) and instead started to
surrender all control and every moment of their lives to God, which
some prefer to call Holy Spirit or Supreme Heart or Being or Beingness.
 

with care,
--Vinny
 
At 11:24 AM 10/14/2006, you wrote:
> > I got the results of my blood test for heavy metals back.
> > No mercury, zip, natta, not even a trace.
>

 


 
 
                     

 
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Phyllicia Hutchinson
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Hi Vinny,
 
All that may be true, but never-the-less, I feel a whole lot better without it than I
ever did with it.  
Phyllicia

Vinny Pinto <[hidden email]> wrote: Hi folks:
 
You know, it is kinda funny how much fuss some of us make -- or have
made in the past -- about mercury, in light of the following facts
(some of which I may have related here in the past):
 
1) some alchemy traditions from Egypt, Persia, India, and European
regions have used mercury as a major ingredient in immortality
elixirs, albeit after special processing. A number of such
practitioners have died over the years of mercury poisoning; I guess
they did not get their processing done just right!
 
2) some ancient Tibetan and Chinese "herbal" remedies incorporate
large amounts of mercury, often only after special processing.
 
3) some modern religions, including some sects of Vodun (voodoo),
Santeria, Espiritismo and Palo, have many rituals which involve
sprinkling liquid mercury on the floor during rituals, burning it in
an oil lamp (to yield high levels of airborne mercury vapor). (One of
many links for a story on these practices, along with the EPA's
concern about them, may be found at
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14606749/ ) And, several sources have
claimed that members of some sects of these and other religions drink
liquid mercury during rituals as well. A search on Google using the
terms [EPA religion mercury Voodoo OR Santeria OR Vodun] will find
you a lot of articles on these practices!
 
with care,
--Vinny
 
Vinny Pinto
[hidden email]
 
phone 301-694-1249
 
To see my informational websites and e-mail list groups, please go to:
http://www.vinnypinto.us
 
 
     
 

 
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Vinny Pinto
Hi Phyllicia:

Yes, I know what you mean. As I have mentioned on my raw diet website
and raw diet list group (and elsewhere), I had 48 amalgam fillings
from age 24 onward, and I even had 34 amalgams by the time I was 17
years old. I eventually encountered some nasty chronic health
problems in my late thirties and early forties, and I decided to have
all my amalgams removed; I have been very happy ever since that I did
so. A number of healthcare practitioners claimed for years (even for
a while after the amalgam removal) that I had very high and toxic
mercury levels, but some assessments done in 2002 and 2003 indicated
that by then I had a relatively low total body load of mercury.
Frankly, I do not worry about any of those things any more.

with care,
--Vinny

At 03:16 PM 10/14/2006, you wrote:

>Hi Vinny,
>
> All that may be true, but never-the-less, I feel a whole lot
> better without it than I
> ever did with it.
> Phyllicia
>
>Vinny Pinto <[hidden email]>
>wrote: Hi folks:
>
> You know, it is kinda funny how much fuss some of us make -- or have
> made in the past -- about mercury, in light of the following facts
> (some of which I may have related here in the past):
>
> 1) some alchemy traditions from Egypt, Persia, India, and European
> regions have used mercury as a major ingredient in immortality
> elixirs, albeit after special processing. A number of such
> practitioners have died over the years of mercury poisoning; I guess
> they did not get their processing done just right!
>
> 2) some ancient Tibetan and Chinese "herbal" remedies incorporate
> large amounts of mercury, often only after special processing.
>
> 3) some modern religions, including some sects of Vodun (voodoo),
> Santeria, Espiritismo and Palo, have many rituals which involve
> sprinkling liquid mercury on the floor during rituals, burning it in
> an oil lamp (to yield high levels of airborne mercury vapor). (One of
> many links for a story on these practices, along with the EPA's
> concern about them, may be found at
> http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14606749/ ) And, several sources have
> claimed that members of some sects of these and other religions drink
> liquid mercury during rituals as well. A search on Google using the
> terms [EPA religion mercury Voodoo OR Santeria OR Vodun] will find
> you a lot of articles on these practices!
>
> with care,
> --Vinny
>
>


Vinny Pinto
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phone 301-694-1249

To see my informational websites and e-mail list groups, please go to:
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SArjuna
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Vinny offered accounts of various ways people have used mercury. He
wonders, since all these follks happily exposed themselves, why are we making
such a fuss about mercury.
The fact that various peoples have in the past used mercury in ways that
must have left some of it in their bodies is hardly a logical argument for
our doing the same.
Way back when people also used lead combs to color their hair. And
they paid the price. Does that make it wise for us, too, to take in lead?
Regards,
Shivani
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Vinny Pinto
Hi Shivani:

Oh, I wrote that post slightly tongue in cheek (although it is
entirely true that many persons do ingest or inhale mercury willingly
and repeatedly for religious and other purposes), and my point was
simply that what is one person's poison is another person's cup of
tea! To me, that fact is much cause for fun and merriment!
Personally, I had very high tissue and blood mercury levels for many
years, having had 48 amalgam fillings from age 24 through about age
43, and having had many Hg dental fillings in my mouth even in
childhood and my teenage years. I also received allergy shots (hay
fever) every week from age 12 throu age 37, and those shots were
loaded with mercury in the merthiolate form! I chose to have my
amalgam fillings removed between 1987 and 1994, and I have never regretted it.

On the other hand, I am congenitally unable to demonize mercury,
lead, food colorings, genetically-modified foods, EMF, black unmarked
helicopters, chemtrials, alien grays, reptoid reptilians, or anything
else in this world! I love it all and see the Love of Holy Spirit in it all!

with care,
--Vinny

At 12:19 PM 10/22/2006, you wrote:

> Vinny offered accounts of various ways people have used mercury. He
>wonders, since all these follks happily exposed themselves, why are we making
>such a fuss about mercury.
> The fact that various peoples have in the past used mercury in
> ways that
>must have left some of it in their bodies is hardly a logical argument for
>our doing the same.
> Way back when people also used lead combs to color their hair. And
>they paid the price. Does that make it wise for us, too, to take
>in lead?
> Regards,
> Shivani
> www.lifeEnergies.com
>
>
>


Vinny Pinto
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Marc Martin
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[hidden email] wrote:
> Vinny offered accounts of various ways people have used mercury. He
> wonders, since all these follks happily exposed themselves, why are we making
> such a fuss about mercury.

Also, as Charles has repeatedly pointed out, there seem to be people
who genetically have a difficult time eliminating heavy metals from their
bodies, so they accumulate it within their cells. And eventually, they
start getting health problems because of this.

Fortunately, it seems that there are ways for these people to get
the metals out of their body (e.g chelators), although they may
need to try various things to find something that doesn't make
them feel horrible during the process.

Marc

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Marc Martin
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Vinny Pinto wrote:
> I also received allergy shots (hay
> fever) every week from age 12 throu age 37, and those shots were
> loaded with mercury in the merthiolate form!

well, that's interesting... I was on allergy shots for a couple
years in the 1970's... I guess that was another source of
mercury for me (I've never read anything confirming that
this was a source of mercury exposure before)

Marc

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Vinny Pinto
Hi Marc:

Yes, the inclusion of mercury, usually in the form of merthiolate,
was standard practice with almost all injectables till the mid or
late 1990s. The little vials of hay fever pollen allergen listed
merthiolate as an ingredient.

with care,
--Vinny

At 01:09 PM 10/22/2006, you wrote:

>Vinny Pinto wrote:
> > I also received allergy shots (hay
> > fever) every week from age 12 throu age 37, and those shots were
> > loaded with mercury in the merthiolate form!
>
>well, that's interesting... I was on allergy shots for a couple
>years in the 1970's... I guess that was another source of
>mercury for me (I've never read anything confirming that
>this was a source of mercury exposure before)
>
>Marc


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Snoshoe
Yeah, they still put mercury (thimerosol)and other nasty stuff in
vaccines. You couldn't pay me to take one. A very good way to get it
into the brain. It's a known cause of autism, and easily correlated
with the increase over time, yet they raise the amount, instead of
removing it.

Worse, they give the shots much younger now, than when I recieved
them, causing more neurological damage.

Interesting that a filling in your mouth is okay, but when it's
removed it's content is considered a hazardous waste.

List of acknowledged vaccine ingredients:
http://www.informedchoice.info/cocktail.html 

I knew the fluorescent ballasts contained mercury (and lead too),
although I don't think it much matters, if you have the bulb, you'll
have the other. The newer ones are not suppose to contain so much,
not in the coal tar anyway, although it is still some pieces.

"For general guidance, the U.S. EPA offers The Lighting Upgrade
Manual, a publication providing information on federal and state
requirements for managing mercury containing lamps and ballasts."
http://www.epa.state.oh.us/opp/lights/mflpcbb.html 

"Lamps contain about 40 milligrams of elemental mercury, depending on
the brand and manufacture date. Mercury-containing lamps also may
contain lead and small amounts of antimony, cadmium, and manganese.
Some of these compounds are reported to have moderate to severe
toxicity. ...It is estimated that millions of ballasts in existence
contain PCBs."
http://www.easc.noaa.gov/environ/lampsballastweb/Fluorescentlamps2001.
htm

Hope that settles it, people can find more if they want to.

~ Snoshoe


--- In [hidden email], Vinny Pinto <vinny@...> wrote:

>
> At 01:09 PM 10/22/2006, you wrote:
> >Vinny Pinto wrote:
> > > I also received allergy shots (hay
> > > fever) every week from age 12 throu age 37, and those shots were
> > > loaded with mercury in the merthiolate form!
> >
> >well, that's interesting... I was on allergy shots for a couple
> >years in the 1970's... I guess that was another source of
> >mercury for me (I've never read anything confirming that
> >this was a source of mercury exposure before)
> >
> >Marc
>

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Re: mercury

Katrina
In reply to this post by Vinny Pinto

Vinny (or others),

I need to find a guaranteed mercury/thermasol-free pneumonia vaccine. Do you know if inquiring locally, for a simple yes or no is sufficient?
Should I go directly to a Compunding Pharmacy? ( The one I use out of statemost likely).
Or by another method?

I am totally against vaccines for me and never get them. I have ME/CFS/MCS/Esens. But Dr. Paul Cheney told me to consider this one. Last year, I had an antibiotic-resistent pneumonia, on top of the above and the Diastolic Heart Dysfunction being found in CFS patients. Being that fragile is not something I want to repeat.

Has anyone had experience with Pneumo vaccine? I don't know what to expect.

Thanks!

Katrina


--- In [hidden email], Vinny Pinto <vinny@...> wrote:

>
> Hi Marc:
>
> Yes, the inclusion of mercury, usually in the form of merthiolate,
> was standard practice with almost all injectables till the mid or
> late 1990s. The little vials of hay fever pollen allergen listed
> merthiolate as an ingredient.
>
> with care,
> --Vinny
>
> At 01:09 PM 10/22/2006, you wrote:
> >Vinny Pinto wrote:
> > > I also received allergy shots (hay
> > > fever) every week from age 12 throu age 37, and those shots were
> > > loaded with mercury in the merthiolate form!
> >
> >well, that's interesting... I was on allergy shots for a couple
> >years in the 1970's... I guess that was another source of
> >mercury for me (I've never read anything confirming that
> >this was a source of mercury exposure before)
> >
> >Marc
>
>
> Vinny Pinto
> vinny@...
>
> phone 301-694-1249
>
> To see my informational websites and e-mail list groups, please go to:
> http://www.vinnypinto.us
>

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vaccines

Andrew McAfee
The viral strains change very quickly and any shot is already a guess
from the makers what this year's strain will be.
The antibody reactions caused by vaccines is very unhealthy because it
is an overdose and caused the body to attack itself.
I could go on and on.
Please do some more research. There are many alternative solutions to
vaccines "if" you get sick.
I am happy to provide more info if interested.
Andrew
On Oct 24, 2006, at 5:26 AM, kattemayo wrote:

>
> Vinny (or others),
>
> I need to find a guaranteed mercury/thermasol-free pneumonia vaccine.
> Do you know if inquiring locally, for a simple yes or no is
> sufficient?
> Should I go directly to a Compunding Pharmacy? ( The one I use out of
> state most likely).
> Or by another method?
>
> I am totally against vaccines for me and never get them. I have
> ME/CFS/MCS/Esens. But Dr. Paul Cheney told me to consider this one.
> Last year, I had an antibiotic-resistent pneumonia, on top of the
> above and the Diastolic Heart Dysfunction being found in CFS patients.
> Being that fragile is not something I want to repeat.
>
> Has anyone had experience with Pneumo vaccine? I don't know what to
> expect.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Katrina
>
>
> --- In [hidden email], Vinny Pinto <vinny@...> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Marc:
>>
>> Yes, the inclusion of mercury, usually in the form of merthiolate,
>> was standard practice with almost all injectables till the mid or
>> late 1990s. The little vials of hay fever pollen allergen listed
>> merthiolate as an ingredient.
>>
>> with care,
>> --Vinny
>>
>> At 01:09 PM 10/22/2006, you wrote:
>>> Vinny Pinto wrote:
>>>> I also received allergy shots (hay
>>>> fever) every week from age 12 throu age 37, and those shots were
>>>> loaded with mercury in the merthiolate form!
>>>
>>> well, that's interesting... I was on allergy shots for a couple
>>> years in the 1970's... I guess that was another source of
>>> mercury for me (I've never read anything confirming that
>>> this was a source of mercury exposure before)
>>>
>>> Marc
>>
>>
>> Vinny Pinto
>> vinny@...
>>
>> phone 301-694-1249
>>
>> To see my informational websites and e-mail list groups, please go to:
>> http://www.vinnypinto.us
>>
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