(or better not to hire them anymore), they are really so valid.
How can we be sure that organic foods are not contaminated too, considering that they are fruits of this land that we ourselves have poisoned?
In reality, this certainty does not exist.
In 2010, the O.M.S. (World Health Organization) stated that 25 per cent of all existing diseases is to be charged with heavy metal poisoning.
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I would like to start in this article that wants to explain (what it is and what function the mineralogram has) of what toxic substances are and I do it starting from what I believe are the most toxic and that we find in the food we eat every day .
The human body absolutely needs metals to perform many vital functions (just think of the iron of hemoglobin), but some of these, if present in high quantities, can cause serious consequences to health.
Toxic substances
Aluminum
Aluminum
Aluminum is present in our food in water and soil supply in drugs, in cosmetics and in many other sources of everyday use, so most people are suffering from aluminum toxicity.
This poisonous substance after time that accumulates in our body, can cause damage ranging from a degeneration of the brain to deformity.
Over-the-counter drugs can be one of the major sources of aluminum: those who often take aspirin buffered, like people with arthritis, can take up to 700 mg of this metal every day. But since aluminum contributes to bone damage, aspirin actually increases arthritis.
According to the Mineral Test laboratory statistics, in the Marche region, which is one of the regions with the lowest heavy metal pollution, the level of aluminum in the population is twice the maximum allowed.
Alzheimer’s disease
Aluminum is often added to hygiene products, such as antiperspirants and bubble baths. it is also used in vaccines and is found in chemtrails
Mercury
Mercury is a metal that destroys the endocrine system both in animals and in humans, even if our body was exposed at low levels Mercury is able to destroy many hormonal functions such as:
Pituitary gland, thyroid, enzyme production process, hormonal disorders, immune disorders, fungal infections, chronic bacteria infections, hair loss, allergies, insulin, estrogen, testosterone, and adrenaline.
Mercury is relatively abundant throughout the earth’s crust; its most common mineral is the cinnabar (HgS, of red color).
The parts of the body where aluminum is deposited are: Liver, bones, lungs, thyroid and brain.
It is established that Alzheimer’s is also related to high amounts of aluminum in brain tissue.
According to some estimates about 80% of mercury released into the environment derives from natural sources (erosion of rocks by atmospheric agents and rivers, vaporization from the earth’s crust), the remaining 20% of anthropogenic origin derives from the burning of oil and coal and as a result of the use of mercury in the paint and paper industry (as anti-mold).
mercury is used in its compounds for the preparation of scientific instrumentation, electrical equipment, mercury vapor lamps, X-ray tubes, and is used as an amalgam with other metals (this when it is gaseous).
Inalandolo it goes to various pulmonary syndromes such as: acute interstitial pneumonia, pulmonary fibrosis, bronchitis, and bronchiolitis.
It is also used to make batteries; it was used by photographers; from carvers and jewelers.