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Children born
to parents with high levels of toxins, such as many mercury-containing
dental amalgams, and immune-system dysregulation, such as chronic
fatigue or fibromyalgia, enter this world with many load factors. 0] exposure include dental amalgams, fossil fuel emissions,
chloralkalai production, thermometers, incandescent lights, medical
waste incineration, cremation, and Hg used in ritualistic practices
(Counter and Buchanan 2004). ) Cetina defines an epistemic culture as "those amalgams of
arrangements and mechanisms--bonded through affinity, necessity, and
historical coincidence--which, in a given field, make up how we know
what we know" (1). |
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