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Anonymous
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It is silly to use a hg vapor meter to measure hg levels in food . It is far more accurate to simply measure the number of micrograms in a given food item . In any case , I think one's total hg exposure from food assuming you don't eat fish high in hg such as Chilean sea bass is two micrograms/day or less,insignificant compared to amalgam exposure. Pancreatic cancer has a strong genetic basis .Many of President Jimmy Carter's family members and mine have died of pancreatic cancer. Are hg fungicides stillused ? I thought they were used on grain rather than vegetables.
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