RE: Why We'Re Sick
BY: Tom Ezell to Maz Levy on Wed May 15 1996 00:08:00
 > ML>Research was done a few years ago stating that they found the protein 
was
 > ML>coated in mercury and was functional according to mercury instead of 
he
 > ML>normal protein function. It was undetectable in normal tests.
 > 
 > Have you got the reference for this?  I'm very intrigued as to how
 > mercury coats a protein ;-)
 > 
 > Analytical chemistry has greatly improved these days, to the point we
 > can smell a wet dog 2 counties away.  The detection limit for mercury is
 > quite low, using atomic absorption or GC/MS.
Mercury is reactive with the ions of the protein cell, I'm not sure what
research you are inquiring about, there is the mercury research "Chronic
effects of Mercury" a russian translation, I don't have the diabetic 
reference,
then there is the new Aids..Fisons that is the same reaction and Pions in Mad
Cow disease, however these are fairly new and I wait for further info.
Detection has caused the very slow process of understanding, hopefully all 
he
specific researchers will start watching over their shoulders at other
projects.
maz
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