Barium

... a drug from a science fiction universe.

Barium.

Barium, yeah.

It makes you feel like you've pissed your pants.

Ooh.

Again, you fluctuate between low and medium, so you're definitely not high.

And barium is not an acutely toxic metal like lead or arsenic.

Barium has low levels of toxicity, but it's non-essential.

It tends to sneak into our life through our water supply.

some some food some some protein supplement shakes you already mentioned that they will they'll be higher in barium it's just the way this our you know proteins are grown uh you know whatever source of protein they're using in these shakes so again nothing to worry about but as you look at your supplements and stuff keep and keep an eye out for barium The health effects of barium are nothing too alarming.

A little knowledge will go a long way to understand the need to use barium.

Insider then states barium is often used in barium nickel alloys for spark plug electrodes and in vacuum tubes as a drying and oxygen removing agent.

Barium oxidizes in the air and it reacts vigorously with water to form hydroxide, liberating hydrogen.

He then states barium reacts with almost all of the non-metals.

All of its water soluble and acid soluble compounds are poisonous.

Barium oxide strongly absorbs carbon dioxide and water.

It is used as a drying agent, part of the mix.

Keep that in mind.

But if you test your hair, which is your fascia, that's how it's connected.

There's one of those elements called barium.

Barium, what it seems to do in the human body is deplete our own silica, which is the base element.

And when you deplete silica, then all the other elements like calphos and selenium don't seem to organize themselves right.

And then the minerals don't organize or absorb right.

Hahn wrote to me from Berlin.

He and Strassmann had bombarded uranium with neutrons and found barium among the products.

Barium has roughly half the mass of uranium.

It made no sense.

You cannot chip barium off a uranium nucleus.

This is about the jugs of pee?

He says, "Hi, Scalpel and Barium." Isn't that the stuff that makes you, so you can see your guts?

Changes the color.

Yeah, exactly.