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Title: Add Lithium to water supply to make people behave
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URL Source: http://abcoffreedom.weebly.com/abc- ... dd-lithium-to-drinking-605880/
Published: May 26, 2011
Author: wong
Post Date: 2011-05-26 05:50:52 by Tatarewicz
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Views: 148
Comments: 10
www.thedaily.com/page/201.../052211-news-lithium-1-5/ Article from "The Daily" 22/05/11 "Experts" are pushing to add lithium to the entire USA's drinking water supply, as they claim that research indicates this will:- Reduce suicide rates, events of violent crime and hard drug use. "cultivating a more serene social order" I was wondering why in recent months, the media has been bizarrely pushing "zombie" stories - this might explain it! Dr Allan Young - physchology professor from Imperial college London seems genuinely surprised that after publishing his initial research in 2009, he was "likened to a Nazi" and received numerous death-threats I can't bring the complete Daily article over from its (above) link
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#1. To: Tatarewicz (#0)
A very long time ago, I think about 1920, there was a proposal to put iodine in the water .... just a tiny amount, to prevent goiter and other deficiencies. The idea was scrapped when it was discovered that some people were allergic to iodine. I don't know if anyone is allergic to lithium but in its therapeutic doses to control schizophrenia or mood swings it literally teeters on the edge of a toxic dose. It reduces mood swings only when it is so strong as to shock the system with near-toxicity; which is why constant blood tests are needed to monitor that the dosage is just right for the individual patient. And the end result is a patient whose mood is not merely steady but practically stunned; the patient is calm ... and a bit dopey. No more works of art or invention from that patient. I cannot see how it can have universal good results by exposing the whole populace to a dosage far below the therapeutic level and not monitoring individuals. Of course, I know nothing about medicine, but I do know something about lithium as a psychiatric drug. Even if it works, there are substantial drawbacks. There was a most informative article in New York Magazine about 30 years ago. While someone was checking the police reports in those Texas counties, I wonder if anyone checked the school attainments -- what happened to the rates of students each year who were accepted at top universities and won large scholarships, etc. I might add that some people are already exposed to lithium in their daily work, and we don't know how this additional exposure through drinking water would effect them.
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You're beginning to make too much sense to me, Shoo.
#7. To: Flintlock (#6)
Replies to Comment # 7. But look at the bright side, Flint. In a decade or so, think of the wonderful tales we can exchange in the FEMA re-education camps :)
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