Moderation is the key nightlight, calm down and let people breath on here, instead of stiflying the thread and smoking us out.

The information posted is meant primarily for smokers, to help them shake off the death curse from the 'Sickness Industry' conmen (stealing big bucks under the cover of the antismoking hysteria they whipped up), which is the only harm to their health related to smoking. Smokers who are mercury toxic are benefiting from this ancient medicine much more than most other smokers due to upregulation of glutathione (and other detox enzymes esential for elimination fo mercury) and neutrophiles (which, as Andy Cutler noted in another thread here, are vital for trouble free detox with DMSA), as well as the neuro-protective effects of tobacco smoke (such as nicotine, NO & unknown MAOI components).

Badgering smokers everywhere they go, including this and other health forums, with antismoking hysteria (mostly by people meaning well, but who are brainwashed themselves and are unwittingly serving as pawns of the conmen making big bucks behind the hysteria) is analogous to squirting pepper spray into the breathing tubes of a hospital patient on a respirator -- it makes something that is helping him great deal very unpleasant and harmful, leaving them no good way out. A nurse spraying the ventilator may be doing it with all the best intentions, since doctor and everyone else told her that breathing ventialators are associated with shortened life expectancy, that people on ventilators have 20 times higher risk of strokes and heart attacks,... and the patient needs to be weaned from them as soon as possible and go on drugs instead, that papper spraying the ventilator is good for the patient, that his squirming and apparent agony is merely his addiction to the ventilator and that he will be just fine, once he agrees to get off it and take the drug$ recommended to the doctor by the friendly pharmaceutical sales reps. That is precisely what is going on with antismoking con and all I am doing here is analogous to placing a screen between the ventilator and the spray. Yep, some small fraction of the noxious vapors may bounce back at the poor nurse and she may get a whiff of the good "medicine" she was dispensing, which is as well.

Even the 'politically incorrect' photos are a perfectly factual reminder that the present antismoking zeitgeist is a very shallow perspective, flipped precisely upside down from the one that preceeded it not very long ago, which had much deeper and more solid roots in the human experience and traditions.