How CSI Miami & Callie helped us to understand how to approach mercury poisoning...(ADHD, autism, Multiple Sclerosis)...

 

On a recent episode of CSI Miami, Callie gets abducted...We learn she has been taken to help criminals cover up a crime...But what she discovers, is that the criminals did not kill the victim, the bullet wound was too shallow...In fact, the victim had died of a heart attack, due to arsenic poisoning, just before falling towards the shooter, the shooter taking that as an aggression & firing, but in fact the victim dying of the arsenic placed in a flask strategically by a losing poker player earlier...
  The salient point we learn from Callie, is that the victim's blood shows a high level of heavy metal toxicity...She cites arsenic, mercury, valium & selenium as possible poisons...From that list, we can make a connection between mercury & arsenic- seeing as Callie's experiment lumps those two together as being similar properties...
  Why are arsenic & mercury similarity significant chemically? Because we know how to deal with arsenic poisoning...For example, if you eat one to three cloves of garlic a day you can get rid of 44 percent of arsenic in your system & it excretes in your urine well...Any sulfur food helps too (beans) Cysteine is good too (like alfalfa)...Charcoal tablets for immediate help- 5, should be a staple of any cupboard...
  Now...we know mercury poisoning can cause ADHD...Mercury can cause multiple sclerosis...mercury can cause autism...
  So...Knowing that mercury is similar to arsenic chemically, we can now detox from mercury by using remedies for arsenic removal...
  The artist Christo, as prepared by his wife Jeanne Claude, eats chopped raw garlic cloves in cool plain yogurt to take the heat off, daily for lunch while working on sketches...It helps with the acidity of turpentine as garlic is alkaline, the opposite...Arsenic, mercury are also, we can assume acidic- so adding alkalines to your diet helps to remove them...

 
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