asus, that is true. When I had amalgams(10 years ago), anytime I had a hot drink, I would get some very bizzare symptoms. This is what would happen. I would start to get wheezing in the lungs, I'd suddenly get uncontrollable giggling, silly thoughts, and I'd begin to sweat under the arms. All of this would be set off by hot fluids. I knew something was happening, but at that stage I did not know what on earth it was. I was bemused by the whole thing. in fact, some people asked me if I was on drugs, because I'd go almost loopy with silliness sometimes.

Now I realise it was causing vapors off the amalgams, setting off mercury, which was causing these hyper symptoms, plus the wheezing in the lungs. Reason I know this is, when I had them out, but was excreting mercury via the pores of my skin, anytime I had a hot bath, the vapor from the mercury coming out of my skin woudl set off the identical symptoms that I USED to get with hot drinks. The same wheezing in the lungs, giggling and bizzare silly thoughts.

Mad as a hatter type symptoms basically. Since this cigarette bout? I have had simliar symptoms without even really doing anything. So they must have mercury in them, because I have no amalgams at all anymore for the cigarettes to increase any mercury coming off.

Either that, or the toxins still in me were set off by the differing toxins of the cigarettes. I really don't know, but since the smoking, I've tasted metal and smelt it on myself when I sweat. So certainly they contain metals. I hear they are hghest in cadmium. That might be most of the reason, as I have not been improving and cadmium stays in the system. I have not had success either with using chelating drugs for mercury (normally this would always work), now it doesn't. So I gather it is a metal that is not what those drugs are able to chelate.