[sdiy] Fume Extraction?

[Cynthia Webster]

Howdy Sam!

Even the new lead free solder and components have toxic chemicals and 
heavy metals, just no lead!
(Ok, there's actually a longer list of chemicals and elements now that 
aren't allowed, not just lead of course).
 
I've read that eating a lot of Cilantro, (also know as Coriander) found 
in Mexican and East Indian cooking
will help to remove toxic heavy metals from the body.  I love 
international food and am drawn to spicy
foods anyway, (or maybe my body has long known what my conscious did not 
realize?)  Anyway, there
are special high tech dietary supplements that will really help any of 
us concerned about getting weird
nervous twitches and loss of motor control associated with heavy metal 
toxicity when we get old from a
life time of exposure to this stuff.  Doctor Bill Deagle of NutriMedical 
is a great resource for toxin
removal supplements among other things.  He also has a great radio show 
full of fascinating information,
and I've seen his speak in person and am convinced he knows far far more 
than an average doctor about
such things, (highly recommended).

http://www.nutrimedical.com/products.jhtml?method=view&product.id=133

Cynthia






Sam Ecoff wrote:
>
> On Feb 16, 2008, at 11:06 PM, Adam Schabtach wrote:
>
>>> All in all, electronic components, soldering, etc isn't the best thing
>>> for a small child to be around.
>>
>> OTOH some of us grew up soldering with reckless abandon and never 
>> washed our
>> hands after handling lead solder, and seem to be none the worse off for
>> doing so.
>>
>> --Adam
>
> Yeah, I know. It's not actually me that I'm worried about. As I 
> mentioned in a previous post, my 2.5 year old son likes to sit with me 
> while I work. Just looking out for the little one...
>
> :-)
>
> Sam E.
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