They're pushed on the public like drugs by a drug dealer, to brighten your world, to save energy, and to support a growing environmental products industry. But just how effective, efficient, and safe are these little curly-Q light bulbs with which we are so quick to replace our steadfast incandescent light bulbs?
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“I read last week how the U.S. Geological Survey did a study that found mercury in fish from every one of 291 streams they tested across the United States. You don’t need me to tell you that mercury is dangerous, but I started researching mercury to find out how dangerous.
However, digging for facts about mercury took me in a completely different direction... back to the swine flu.”
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MERCURY: Influences on Body Chemistry
(Paraphrased from the book "Surviving the Toxic Crisis" by William R. Kellas)
As it has been abundantly proven, mercury and its derivatives are responsible for autism in children and many other neurological diseases, such as the Gulf War Syndrome. Mercury in its most common form - thimerosal- is put in almost all vaccines made available to the public, usually as a preservative. As it was recently unveiled by the Washington Post, many doses of the new H1N1 vaccine will be stored in multi dose vials which will contain thimerosal.
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http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/2008884/h1n1_flu_vaccine_will_contain_mercury.html?cat=5
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The Washington Post confirms that most of the swine flu vaccines that will be available in the fall, probably in October, will contain thimerosal.
Thimerosal is about half mercury.
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http://ecochildsplay.com/2009/07/31/wapo-swine-flu-vaccine-will-contain-mercury/
While high levels of Mercury are often found in large species of fish, a more important factor to consider is the relative amount of Selenium the fish contains. Selenium, also abundant in seafood, actually helps remove Mercury from the body. Thus, consuming certain types of seafood (and other foods) that have a high Selenium to Mercury ratio can purify the body of heavy metals even when the fish contains those same elements.
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http://www.naturalnews.com/026729_selenium_mercury_tuna.html
