Life on Earth in its rawest natural form is fraught with countless dangers and immediate threats to your existence. Numerous toxic metals and compounds are found almost everywhere on this planet in some concentration. However, potentially poisonous forms of mercury, lead, cadmium, arsenic, aluminum, copper, tin, tungsten, chromium, beryllium and other elements are increasingly found in our post-industrial environment. As elements, they are not destroyed in mundane Earthly environments (although they can be transmuted through nuclear fusion in exploding stars), but until the industrial revolution accelerated mining and pollution operations across the planet, most toxic heavy metals were buried deep underground, far from the concerns of simple human civilizations. As … Continue reading Mike Adams