by Sean Neely | Mar 23, 2011 | Toxicology
Have you checked your home lately for poisonous substances? Oh, you don’t have children! Well, what about your pet or your niece, nephew, or neighbor’s child? Keeping poisons including medications, cleaning supplies and garden chemicals put away can...
by Sean Neely | Nov 2, 2010 | Toxicology
It’s time to wake up and smell the water! Did you know that aluminum, an extremely toxic metal, could be in your drinking water? Scientists have known since 1911 that aluminum causes brain damage, but it is still being added to tap water to remove...
by Sean Neely | Oct 25, 2010 | Toxicology
So you think that lead poisoning only happens to lower income children or children whose parents aren’t paying attention? You couldn’t be more wrong! Lead is in many common products and could even be in your drinking water. Because you can’t see,...
by Sean Neely | Aug 16, 2010 | Wellness
The medical profession today focuses on treating the symptoms of many diseases and disorders and not the causes. Certainly, this isn’t the case in all situations, but too many times, for example when diagnosticians cannot identify a specific disease, as in many...
by Sean Neely | Jun 29, 2010 | Toxicology
Mercury contamination is a serious health threat that many are not aware exists all around us. Coal burning accounts for 40% of the atmospheric mercury that we are exposed to and the health risks are especially high for the unborn and the very young. Coal burning...
