Mercury, Immunizations, Coal ~ Mad As A Hatter

By Ammoland

By Major Van Harl USAF Ret

Wisconsin –-(Ammoland.com)- Saturn is a funny looking sport utility vehicle, Pluto is a cartoon character but Mercury is no joke.

Read the book entitled Coal: A Human History ( tiny.cc/utgqyx ). It lays out the history of coal and how those black rocks made the United States an industrial super power. The steel mills of Pittsburg, the coast to coast interlocking train systems and our fossil fuel electricity generation plants, were to make America a manufacturing giant, all running on coal.

With all the great things that coal has brought us, it has also unfortunately been one of the biggest spreaders of mercury into our environment. Mercury is a cumulative poison (second only to plutonium in toxicity) which means it builds up in living tissue and tends to stay there. Unbeknownst to most people, they are putting small amounts of potentially harmful substances (mercury and many others) into their body on a regular bases.

The problem is mercury does not pass out of the body very easily in a healthy person and if you have problems getting rid of …read more

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