but still, im surprised that you dont' see a problem with it being compulsory for them to inject you with unknown substances (unknown to you i mean)

well, im bringing up mercury for a reason

Because I'm pretty sure doctors with degrees should know what's up, not to mention that my whole family gets vaccinated

one of the brightest dudes on the plain was lit up on mercury when he was young

Appeal to authority

Yea

Yea

it is interesting

I have a question

Do you know what iron is?

Ferum, on the periodic table

so , mercury was real good for him, that's what interests me and im not sure why nobody ever discusses him or it

iron? i don't know all that much about metals and their effects on the body tbh

i know that copper is good, because i use it

But do you know what iron is?

I'm sure you have stuff at home consisting of the metal

yes, iron yes

i know iron

Yeah

what about it though?

Do you think it would be dangerous to inject iron into your bloodstream

oh god no idk about that

Oh

Anyway

i know it's in cornflakes

lol

Iron is pretty dangerous

But

We need iron to live

i' dthink twice before injecting ANYTHING into my bloodstream lol

Iron basically makes our blood thiccc

rather use it through the skin

And makes it possible for our Red blood cells to carry oxygen

Otherwise they'll be problems with the haemoglobin

Making us lightheaded and such cuz of the lack of oxygen

Iron is dangerous in large quantities

But if it is small enough

It can be very helpful

It really depends on the dosis

what i can say for sure, is that iron supplements don't work as they're advertised

Just like how you can die of a dihydrogen monoxide overdose