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Joined: Dec 1999
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In all the information I've read on this subject, I've learned that the body is pretty good at handling mercury toxicity in single events. It's eliminated pretty efficiently.
The problem occurs when mercury exposure is chronic. Then the body begins to harbor it and this leads to subtle health issues (acne, shyness, headaches, thyroid issues) and eventually escalates to major health problems 10 to 30 years later.
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