Many years ago in the 1920's and 30's Mercury was used in babies teething powders. This caused a reaction in so many children that it was banned, firstly in America and later in Britain.

I was born in 1944 and contracted PINKS DISEASE from (so my mother was told ) a batch of teething powders that should have been removed from the shelf of the village shop. I was lucky to survive.

There is plenty of info on the net about this condition and the dangers to children. So much , in fact , that I am suprised that Mercury is still being used.

I recently refused to have a Pneumonia Jab because of the presence of mercury in it.