Wireless Technology: Ultra Convenient. Delivers Mercury Vapor from Dental Fillings - Free Shipping

NEWS FLASH – BUT OLD! Here’s an older item that got by me while doing the research for “Wireless Technology: Ultra Convenient. Endlessly Entertaining. Criminally Instigated. Terminally Pathological.” (distilled version here)

A 2008 study shows that radiation from mobile phones (and MRI) releases into the mouth, to then be inhaled, mercury vapor from dental amalgam fillings. These are ‘politely called “silver fillings” or “silver amalgam” in dental jargon. Interestingly, the vapor is more toxic than if you ingested the elemental form.

The Abstract notes that further study is needed to “…clarify whether other common sources of electromagnetic field exposure…” cause the same effect. Yikes.

No secret, mercury is a profound neurotoxin. One pathway for this is mercury’s affinity for sulfur, a primary component of myelin, the tissue that surrounds, protects and enhances the conductivity of the large nerve-cell axons of the peripheral nervous system.

But there’s also the long-known fact that mercury affects the brain, causing mental instability. The phrase ‘mad as a hatter’ came from observation that hat makers using mercury in their processes often went insane.

An interesting note is that a look at the first-ever Merck® Manual (1899) reveals that allopathic medical wizards were using mercury compounds as medicine. Another good ‘medicine’ was lead arsenate. Were they hat makers before becoming doctors?

But it probably gets a little worse, because wireless delivers a one-two punch at each end of the toxic chain—one in the mouth, one in the brain. In addition to releasing the vapor, it breaks down the blood-brain barrier, likely facilitating elemental mercury’s built-in ability to enter the brain on its own. Even if not, of course, barrier breakdown allows many other toxins to enter the brain that otherwise could not. Then we potentially have the unimaginable complexity of toxin synergy.

Does anyone have the impression that insanity is rising in recent times? It seems like society is going nuts? Little common sense, even less Wisdom. This would include, IMHO, the current bandwagon craze opposing 5G, instead of opposing wireless technology per se, 5G included.

Opposing 5G per se is like saying we’ll let the 500-pound safe drop on our head, but not that nasty 1000-pound one. Is this sanity? Mass rejection of 4G wireless will ensure the collapse of 5G.

But if you think we can get rid of 5G while dancing with the 4G devil and come away clean, there are a couple of bridges and some swamp land with your name on them. Please don’t forget, the worst direct threat posed by wireless is to the environment. This is not being given critical emphasis. It’s mostly about us precious humans.

Another twist: In the articles on wireless tech linked above, special attention is called to a report given at the 2009 Toronto Whole Life Expo by Andrew Michrowski, PhD.

Michrowski notes a hair-raising scenario rarely (if ever) seen in analyses of the (4G) wireless threat: “Other impacts include accelerated corrosion of infrastructure (buildings, bridges, pipelines, nuclear power stations), and impacts on agriculture productivity (soil density, livestock issues).”

Even though use of devices no doubt varies greatly in and around these areas, this revelation suggests that a considerable degree of infrastructure corrosion can be attributed to (4G) tower radiation, which likely corresponds to mercury fillings as well. So it seems we don’t even need to be using a (4G) wireless device to be threatened with ‘mental illness.’

Solution: Get rid of wireless technology per se while you’re still sane enough to do so 🙂 A less sane approach, of course, but still important, would be to get rid of any mercury fillings you have (make SURE dentist understands the danger in removal). Please note that once an amalgam filing is removed, it immediately and magically becomes hazardous waste.

Peter Tocci is a retired massage therapist and wellness consultant with an abiding interest in exploring ‘managed’ history, nefarious covert agendas, and mainstream/mainstream-alternative news-media dereliction, distortion and suppression. He can be reached at [email protected]

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