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>In article <4177985534.3283…@lamg.com> P_Iann…@lamg.com (Paul
Iannone) writes:
>> Scott Ballantyne posted some information from a contact:

>> : [Amardeo Sarma, who lives in Rossdorf, Germany said]:
>> : By the way, this is always
>> : a good opportunity to ask some of these cranks why they use
>> : homeopathic remedies that have mercury (or arsenic) in them.

>> It is not that simple. First of all, mercury is of course not found in
any
>> homepathic medicine over 26X, which is most of them. Such small
amounts would
>> be present in lower potencies, at the dosage levels commonly used, as
to be
>> utterly non-toxic, especially since mercury is poorly-absorbed in the
gut.
>> The primary problem with fillings is INHALATION, not swallowing, of
mercury
>> VAPOR. So I don’t think the cranks have much to explain to your
friend.

>Well, the cranks in question don’t appear to have grasped the concept
>that ‘the dose makes the poison’ prefering to substitute the principle
>of ‘you can’t be too careful’ – except with regard to homeopathic
>remedies. So it seems that Amardeo’s suggestion is a good one.

>sdb
>–
>s…@ssr.com

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