The trick of looking for excretion in the blood is an old one. That’s how they hide the danger of mercury and aluminum in meds and vx’s. It accumulates in the brain and other organs and doesn’t show up in the blood so they say that ”it’s eliminated quickly from the body” and so is safe
That plus the 'there are no safety concerns' on page 2 as opposed to the admission, in the toxicity section, that 'no data' or 'no studies' were 'available', kind of gave away the purpose of these regulatory (sic) agencies: to make stuff look, and be perceived as, ah-o.k. (which discourages people from looking at the underlying 'science™').
The trick of looking for excretion in the blood is an old one. That’s how they hide the danger of mercury and aluminum in meds and vx’s. It accumulates in the brain and other organs and doesn’t show up in the blood so they say that ”it’s eliminated quickly from the body” and so is safe
That plus the 'there are no safety concerns' on page 2 as opposed to the admission, in the toxicity section, that 'no data' or 'no studies' were 'available', kind of gave away the purpose of these regulatory (sic) agencies: to make stuff look, and be perceived as, ah-o.k. (which discourages people from looking at the underlying 'science™').