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  1. blank JAMES LARSON says:

    you have some nerve wtieing this garbage

  2. Actually this makes perfect sense. Mercury toxicity is one of the most overlooked causes of obesity. Neurotoxins such as mercury cause inflammation that affects hormones involved in weight loss. These neurotoxins enter the body and attach to fat and nerve cells. If you are neurotoxic you will not lose weight unless you address the issue.

    High levels of mercury are found in the adipose tissue of obese women and even more so, pregnant women. Their body protects the fetus from mercury by storing it in the body fat. Mothers with higher than average levels of mercury are therefore far more likely to be obese. Common mercury sources are thimerosol from vaccines such as Rhogam shots, flu shots, tetanus shots, Hepatitis B shots, common cosmetics, hair coloring agents, fish, sea food, and from mercury amalgam dental fillings. Mercury passes through the placental barrier and is also found in breast milk, and passed to the newborn during nursing.

    Dr. Irva Hertz-Picciotto should seriously reconsider her recommendation. Trying to lose weight would actually reduce the amount of adipose tissue available to store the mercury and more would be passed to the fetus.

  3. Excellent commentary no Lemmings. I could'nt have said it better.

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