White Powdered Gold and Ormus
Posted by Sol Aris at 01:25, 10 Feb 2006Honorable Forum members!
I've been enjoying this highly enlightening site, and I believe it's being read by enough knowledgeable people who can perhaps give me their learned take on the following silly question: how much "truth" is there to the White Gold/Star Fire story, written up in recent years by Laurence Gardner and chemically concocted by one David Hudson?
Laurence Gardner is of course the guy who wrote "The Blodline of the Holy Grail" and "Genesis of the Grail Kings", books which expand on the ideas presented by the trio Lincoln/Baigent/Leigh in "Holy Blood, Holy Grail". His website can be found here: http://graal.co.uk/ . Gardner's "Star-Fire" articles originally saw light in Nexus magazine in Nov 1998, and are available here: http://www.nexusmagazine.com/articles/st... . They're an interesting read, regardless of whether you buy the theory.
Many of Gardner's ideas appealed to me, and I also basically accepted his explanation of the Star Fire myth. But even a perfunctory look at what people are saying about him on the Net shows that he's ridiculed by just about everyone today, including the "mystic fringe", and all of his titles are disputed as fake or can be bought online without any credentials. If somebody is actively leading a smear campaign against him or something, then it's certainly a very effective one.
Just recently the writer Philip Gardiner (not a relation of Gardner...) has put a question to the public about this issue on his website, with some facts about Gardner and his book that are difficult (for me) to argue with ( http://www.freewebs.com/grailhunters/new... ) .
Perhaps someone here knows more about this and has a better take on what's going on. This is an interesting subject, not least because Gardner also appears to be a player in some sort of a conspiracy involivng the restoration of the Stuart house to the throne of England, believe it or not.
Please consider the following. David Hudson's "Orbitally Rearranged Monoatomic Elements", or ORME's, are said to be the Philosophers Stone of alchemist fame, and their ingestion reputedly endows one with various "magical" powers, such as levitation and teleportation. This is the modern compound which Gardner says reproduces the Star Fire qualities (which in the old days was rather gruesomly made from the menstrual blood of the Annunaki females.)
Hudson's company is called "Ormus", and he says that this is a coincidence, as he hadn't heard of the Gnostic Ormus before. Ormus was a (largely mythical) 1st Century mystic and contemporary of Jesus, who is hailed by many to be the spiritual father of Rosicrucianism.
The word "orme" ties into various mystical teachings in more ways than can be readily listed in a short note. "Orme" is the French word for "Elm". An event in Mideaval history known as "the Cutting of the Gisors Elm", took place in 1188 in France and signified an important split of ranks (and bloodlines) within the old Templar Order. Immediately afterwards, the Rosicrucian order was founded by no other than Jean de Gisors, of the Gisors castle. The same dude is said to have founded the elusive but now famous "Priory of Sion" that same year.
And "orme" is also related to "n-orman", and is in fact a Norman word signifying "winged snake", which was incorporated into many place names around England, like the Great Orme's Head in North Wales. It is also the origin of the English word "worm". El cuzano.
In Hebrew, the word "orma" is first used in Genesis 3:1 to describe the Snake. This word is translated as a very strange "subtil" in the King James Version and "crafty" in the New American Standard. In Hebrew the word means both "trickery" and "nakedness".
Is this a lot of connections, or what? There's more, too.
Some chemical properties of monoatomic elements resemble the behavior of micro-particles within a certain structure of our cellular cytoskeleton, known as "microtubules". An obscure field of reserach as yet, this feature of our cells is hailed by researcher Stuart Hameroff as a Quantum Computer, with each microtubule capable of being in one of two states at any given time and thus able to form a binary code sequence.
Hameroff appeard in the "What the Bleep do we know" movie. The ideas presented in that movie for Quantum Activation can take us right into the next stage of evolution, envisioned by researchers like Timothy Leary. One can find a very good interview with Hameroff in issue no. 2 of the Sub-Rosa magazine, which would mean that Greg has thought about this subject as well and will perhaps also offer us his thoughts on this.
The question would be then, are Gardner/Hudson just dreaming, did they make it all up, or did they stumble on something really powerful and somebody's trying to shut them up, or what the bell is going on. And why isn't there a wider recognition of this research, why are all the scientists denying Gardner's and Hudson's ideas, and Hameroff is being mocked. Any takers?
Regards,
Sol
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1 June 2004
49 weeks 1 day
Hi Sol,
I have read Gardner’s books and have some theories on this subject. It has been several years since I read this book, so here we go.
Gardner discusses the concepts of “Shem” being depicted in Egyptian art as small cones of “bread” for the Pharaohs and high priests. This makes sense as there are ample examples of Egyptian art showing this scene. His theory of the “factory” where the white gold powder was manufactured appears feasible, but any remanence of the white powder is impossible to prove. The interesting point he makes is that this cave had artwork showing both Pharaohs of the 18th and 19th Dynasty used the so-called white powder. These were two families who were supposed to have been strongly opposed to each other.
History books inform us that Tutmosis III (I think) started a secret brotherhood with the intention of locating the lost secrets of earlier dynasties and using them to his benefit. This factory was supposed to been started during the 18th dynasty. Gardner claims that ingesting this shem in the correct amounts gave the person visions and the ability to leave one’s body to see all. This may be where the all-seeing eye concept fits in to Egyptian society. Maybe it also lead to physical deformities in later 18th dynasty Pharaohs such as Akhenaten & Tut.
This powder was to stimulate the pineal gland within the brain which allowed these visions to occur. This gland is also stimulated by light. There have been instances where when this gland has been stimulated; the person starts to have visions. Gurdjieff was an example of this, where an auto accident in his late teenage years changed his life and he was able to see things with such clarity and understand knowledge that others could not. It was claimed that this accident caused the pineal gland to be stimulated in some way.
Other ways to stimulate this gland was by vibration at certain frequencies. A thought I have always had is that this was the reason for the design of the Kings chamber in the GP. It has been proven that the granite slabs in the roof structure of this chamber were individually tuned to vibrate at the same frequency. Three sides of each slab were smooth and the top surface was randomly carved, and tests have proven that each slab vibrates at the same frequency. The king’s chamber is designed to vibrate within the pyramid structure, and therefore this may have been part of a ceremony where this structure was used to assist the Pharaoh to harness the all-seeing eye vision. This theory has more merit than the tomb theory.
The last thing I read on Hudson is that he was in poor health and his factory had been damaged in a fire. This caused him financial problems and any future research was in jeopardy. Gardner will go on writing books and I read that a movie was being made about this subject based off this book. He does have an agenda to put the Stuarts back, but maybe all royals should be buried. No-one needs them.
To answer your question, I don’t think Gardner & Hudson were dreaming, but much more research will be needed to prove any white powder theories. There of course would be obstructions to face if one were to publicly attempt to prove these theories.
AAiek
27 June 2005
4 years 44 weeks
AAiek, thanks for the thoughtful reply.
I like your idea about the "Davidsons Chambers" atop the King's Chamber in the Great Pyramid as being some sort of resonance magnifiers, designed to increase one's extra-sensory abilities. This fits in well with Sitchin's hypothesis from "The Wars of Gods and Men" about the GP being a kind of "radio-beacon" for the Annunaki. He cites some ancient texts that apear to refer to large crystals as formerly reposing in the niches along the Grand Gallery, and removed by the Sumerian god Ninurta.
The Internet is of course rife with conspiracies of the highest order, involving Gardner and the "shape-shifting reptilians" of David Icke. You can check out the latest on this from Ken Adachi of the "Educate-Yourself Foundation", which brings many warnings about monoatomic gold, and brings this quote from the Rense site, in reference to some latest government research relating to bonding of gold-particles with DNA templates:
"Are we possibly dealing with a very long-term agenda somehow extending all the way back to the days of the Roman Empire -- and beyond? Who or what is the real power behind the the military-industrial complex and its many compartmentalized, high-tech projects?"
http://educate-yourself.org/cn/monoatomi...
Gardner's very itneresting take on the "showbread" which was placed on the table before the Ark of the Covenant most likely hits on at least a part of the "truth", as tied to earlier Egyptian "shem-mannu" rituals. But this is likely not the entire story, and perhaps the warnings about the white gold refer to what you say of the physcal problems of later pharaohs of the 18th Dynasty. The potential for "hidden DNA activation" and Quantum Computing via microtubules is definitely something to look into in this regard.
"Shem" is an amasingly multifaceted concept. Shem was of course the "good" son of Noah in the Bible, and considered the progenitor of the Semites. The common misnomer "antisemite" is in fact "anti-Shem". The most common meaning of the word is "name", which is why the verse from Genesis 11:4 about the Tower of Babel story, was translated as "let us make a Name for ourselves". But in my opinion Sitchin makes a very valid case for "Shem" being a Hebrew variant of the old Sumerian "shu mu", meaning, a sky-borne vehicle, because "shamaim" means "sky" in Hebrew, and "shemesh" is "the sun". Another thing of note is that "yad va shem", taken from Isaiah 56:5, is the name of Israel's famous huge holocaust museum.
I agree that a conspiracy involving putting any old royals back in power seems to be very much outdated. Unless there was a great deal of money involved, and according to latest reports the Queen of England is still among the richest people in the world, with the Crown indirectly interest in many corporations. London is still the center of world banking, and Lloyds the center of world insurance. The Spanish did plunder close to a million pounds of gold from the Inca at one time, and the English are said to have taken over a large part of that.
Best wishes,
Sol
27 June 2005
4 years 44 weeks
Oh yeah, another thing is your news about David Hudson's illness and other misfortunes. I've heard that Gardner also finds himself in ill-health today. This is no doubt jumping to conclusions way too quickly, but maybe both these guys suddenly falling sick means that "somebody" feels they've outlived their usefuleness in bringing this topic into public awareness...
S.-
1 May 2004
42 weeks 2 days
Maybe I'm off base but, did you know traces of cocaine have been found in egyption mummies. If not abused cocaine can lead energy, power, higher awareness, and numbs pain. Tribes in the Andes use it daily for those same reasons. Shipping cocaine across the ocean would of made it white powdered gold in the terms of cost.
27 June 2005
4 years 44 weeks
That's a very interesting thought, man, hadn't occured to me. Sure, cocaine's been called "white gold" by many people in that scene. The original Star Fire may've had similar alkaloids. By the way, the pure heroin produced in the Golden Triangle looks exactly like cocaine and is also called white gold. Abuse of these substances in the modern era does not in any way derogate from their sacred use in various mysteries through the millenia.
22 November 2004
1 week 6 days
A lot of these products (cocaine is the best example) make you think you are in control, invincible, and such things. And they make you a lot more agressive. That could explain a lot of it.
4 May 2004
4 years 28 weeks
This topic is definitely interesting. The Google ads at the top of your post say this about the topic: marginalize the topic by making it seem accessible – just another health fad. No one is going to come after Google for advertising “rare ormus”, but the poor scientist researching ORME may not be so lucky. Until such time as these scientists can safely post on the likes of TDG about their discoveries, we’ll have to glean what we can from authors like Laurence Gardner, who said when pitching his book “Lost Secrets of the Sacred Ark” in the Feb-March 2003 issue of Nexus Magazine,
“Recent findings about the exotic properties of monatomic gold and the platinum group metals are rediscoveries of an advanced science understood or at least known by the ancient Mesopotamian, Egyptian and Israelite priests. It is known that both iridium and rhodium have anti-ageing properties, while ruthenium and platinum compounds interact with the DNA and the cellular body. It is also known that gold and the platinum metals, in their monatomic high-spin state, can activate the endocrinal glandular system in a way that heightens awareness, perception and aptitude to extraordinary levels. In this regard, it is considered that the high-spin powder of gold has a distinct effect upon the pineal gland, increasing melatonin production. Likewise, the monatomic powder of iridium has a similar effect on the serotonin production of the pituitary gland, and would appear to reactivate the body's "junk DNA" along with the under-used and unused parts of the brain.”
In the 15th century, the French alchemist Nicolas Flamel wrote in his Last Testament, dated 22 November 1416, that when the noble metal was perfectly dried and digested it made a fine "powder of gold", which is the Philosophers' Stone.
Author Philip Gardner has this perspective on “The Elixir” in “The Secret of the Holy Grail and the Discovery of the Elixir of Life”:
“It was about 1:00 am and I was having a cup of tea, when my wife, who was reading her medical journals, said something about snake venom and T-cells. It didn’t make any sense so I asked her to elucidate.
She explained that scientists had found that certain elements of snake venom had been recently found to help T-cell replication. T-cells she said were the things that helped our immune system – keeping us alive.
Well, my mind went into overdrive as I already even at this stage knew a lot about serpents, dragons and their symbolic elements in the legends of Arthur and others. I instantly knew or was “enlightened” to the fact that this was a physical side of the symbolic immortality of the snake and so two years of research began into the snake, its myths and now, science.
What I found following an awful lot of scientific research and cross checking was that the unique proteins, peptides, polypeptides and enzymes found within snake venom had in fact been used by ancient man for thousands of years in all kinds of medical applications and that it was even amazingly mixed with the snakes or a hosts blood. This was the red and white mixing together to aid the health and boost the life of the individual. We amazingly found that this was mixed within a “mixing bowl” or skull and then drunk as an Elixir of Life and that this had then come down to us as one of the elements of the Holy Grail.
As snake venom is by dry weight 90% protein, the substance was also made into a “stone” or pill. We also found that snake venom has psychoactive properties which induce altered states of consciousness and mystical experiences, much akin to those needed for the true enlightenment experience. It was therefore seen physically as a method of meeting with the “gods”.
Another side effect of taking the snake venom is the genetic malformations created by the huge amounts of protein and one of these malformations is cranial – thereby elongating the skull, just as those we found on Malta. “
Why wouldn’t those who can never have enough do everything possible to silence relevant discoveries in this area?
27 June 2005
4 years 44 weeks
This is great stuff "Anon", because I'm just starting to work on a bit of a project with Philip, and this business about the imunological properties of snake venom fits right in.
Since "fear of death" would be a paramount consideration for anyone lusting after Riches and Power, it stands to reason that increased life expectancy could easily be both the carrot and the stick, with which underlying monetary intersts control the various players in this field.
Both Gardner and Hudson being ill at this time is perhaps no coincidence. The proportions of this conspiracy could be bigger than anyone realizes at present.
Regards,
Sol
1 May 2004
20 hours 17 min
I will follow this closly. But I will comment on the google bots.
I have restrained from posting some stuff because of the google bots.
If google can the enemy can.............
A loose net has gaps.....a tight net has none!
27 March 2008
3 years 45 weeks
1 tsp of King Cobra Venom can kill upto 100 fully grown men, if your thinking of ingesting it. I would advise strongly against such folly. I am totally confused, Ormus Wormis was the Scholar who translated, Sepher ha-Sha’are ha-Daath, aka: The Necronomicon, The Book of the Dead, The Book of the Black Earth, Liber Logaeth. A book which it was rumoured to have driven anyone who reads it mad recovered from the nephilim at the city of irem.
Within its pages was rumoured to be the Secret to the philosophers stone, along with meny other secrets.
Does anyone here actually use Ormus? If not how can you attribute someone else's failing health to foul play, is it not more likelly that thay have been poisoned slowly over time from consumming a product that they know very little about?
Cocaine, M-State materials and Heroin! I dont think thats the philosophers stone, if it was, why has no one transmuted lead into gold and retired to live like a king?
Fly-Agaric ah the god of Somma. Whilst its feasible some of these substances do indeed have beneficial properties, its also very true they can drive you mad and I dont think sniffing a fat pound of cocaine will give you everlasting immortality, in fact I believe the total opposite will occour!
Perhaps the person who first brought ormus to the attention of Hudson has left something out of the recipe something which is crucial to producing it as a powder and not a liquid. This missing vital component could explain a lot, like how it might make you feel good for a little while but kill you in the end. I wouldnt put it in my mouth without further research that is for certain. Some of the recipes online contain Boron (dangerous) and silicone (highly dangerous and cancerous)
Made from Sea-Water (that would drive you mad, you wouldnt need a book's help!)
Ingesting heavy metals or chemicals in any state without full research into their effects is pure folly.
Sure you might feel great and have visions, but if thats all your after go see a kid at a nightclub and score some LSD or mescaline, far safer with less risk of long term damage.
(unless you actually believe you are superman and attempt to fly of a four story tower block!).
Oh and not wanting to burst your bubble, but the philosophers stone is said to be Red in color.
Back in the 50's and 60's people used to drink uranium thinking it was beneficial, if your seeking alternative therapy as you feel conventional medicine has failed you.
Sea water precipitate is not the answer.
As for Hudson's lab catching fire, well alchemist's where notorious for blowing themselves up!
24 June 2004
4 years 35 weeks
Sol I have never heard of this before but I find it fascinating.Thanks for bringing it to my attention and to you others for your input.
shadows
1 May 2004
3 years 50 weeks
Check out the six part report that over the years Richard Hoagland has put together on his website enterprise. (and for all those who have read it and know it by heart, let her read it herself, OK?) You will see how it all sort of starts making sense in a tremendous way. Brings a whole new meaning to history as we know it. It's like all the bits and pieces through myth, ancient oral historical tales and religious history that never made too much sense apart (yet still very intriquing, as the tale of the Egyptian god, the many parts are scattered but are then, through great perseverence and love, brought together again) align together in such a way that our paradigm expands to a far broader concept than the information that what we have been spoon fed most of our lives is not only severly lacking and having great gaps in it now you can see where we are heading as a whole. Then you see how the "field" of conciousness, UFO's, NDE's, esoteric, religion, magic, and space/time studies, all sort of dove tail into one another, snapping all the assorted bits and pieces of the puzzle together. Rather, ourobourous (the snake eating it's tale) like the wormhole to other dimensions and states of being. Getting into the minutia of each of these areas of expertise takes time and effort as one slogs through the reams of material. The temple is within, the intention is love, powered by compassion and we are eternal facets of an all encompassing inter/non dimensional cosmic force. I suppose it could be framed some other way but for me this is the gist of it. By the way, how are you doing? And Happy Valentine's Day! Granted the article on the dogs and werewolves has pretty much ruined the warm and fuzzy feeling to a rather vicious bloody one we still come back to blood and that's the DNA and there is the ladder we all must climb. All the while it was howling at the full hunger moon. You'll get the full impact of this statement after you read the six part series. Speedy recovery to you dear Shadows. Love, Pam -----------------------------Truth is stranger than fiction.
24 June 2004
4 years 35 weeks
You're a class act.
I will difinitely read the Hoagland thing, can't say how long it will take me.
The plasters are off my legs but one of the pins inserted into the fibula is broken and I will have more surgery soon.
Shouldn't have been walking on it but my old darling went to hospital with a massive stroke.
He is doing OK, now in Rehab but it is going to be a long haul.
I've had to give up the ballet and the tango lessons.
We are both coping,I go to the hospital every day and we have a little cry together.But we are lucky, could have been much worse.
I miss him and the animals miss him and there is an empty bed where he should be but isn't.
There is an old-darling-sized hole in my house that he used to fill but doesn't anymore.
I miss the cups of tea he made me whenever I asked for one,and seeing him come into my bedroom at night to ask why I was still awake.
I miss watching him take a piece of clay and fashion it while he talked into a stunning figure of his own creation.
I miss the funny conversations we used to have when he missed the gist of what I was saying.
But mostly I just miss the feel of him and the sight of him and the smell of him.
I hope your knee is well and truly mended and you are careful with it now.
Thank you for your kind words, they are worth more than gold to me.
love shadows
27 March 2008
3 years 45 weeks
My daily intake includes the following, Magnesium Citrate, Titanium Dioxide, Korean Panax Ginseng, Ginkgo Biloba, Iron Bisglycinate, Ecenacia.
These are store bought health suppliments, they contain amongst other things, silica, not silicone.
If you go ingesting heavy metals made from contaminated sea water mixed with lye then you are really doing your body a hell of a lot more harm than good. Ormus and its claims of being 100% natural and made from pure sources is laughable when you consider how much pollution gets dumped into the sea year in and year out, industrial chemicals, chemical waste not to mention human excrement.
Potassium is used as an industrial weed killer, likewise to a lot of the chemicals this process suppossedly refines and makes safe, Boron, Silicone and other such heavy elements are not safe to consume in any form, M-State or otherwise.
IT DOES NOT CURE AIDS AND IT DOES NOT CURE CANCER!
Being a avid gardener I know of another thing that makes plants grow, I spread it on my roses every year, I wouldnt put it in a glass and drink it!
Iridium in some cases is classed as a radioactive isotope, a childs chemistry book can classify how dangerous it is to consume this murky rubbish.
If you want it for your flowers in your garden, then by all means buy it for that, but if you consume it why not save yourself the time and just go straight for a bottle of weedol.
People taking it and experianing a possitive effect are experiancing a placebo, they think its doing them good when in fact its doing them harm and anything people have to say to the contrary falls on deaf ears.
If your looking to consume gold, why not buy a bottle of Goldshlager.
I cant believe some of the chemicals in Ormus, Mercury, Platinum, I mean Woha! Mercury causes your cells to degenerate not regenerate!
Mercury poisoning (also known as mercurialism, hydrargyria, Hunter-Russell syndrome, or acrodynia when affecting children) is a disease caused by exposure to mercury or its toxic compounds. Mercury is a cumulative heavy metal poison which occurs in its elemental form, inorganically as salts, or organically as organomercury compounds; the three groups vary in effects due to differences in their absorption and metabolism, among other factors. However, with sufficient exposure all mercury-based toxins damage the central nervous system and other organs or organ systems such as the liver or gastrointestinal tract.
Symptoms typically include sensory impairment (vision, hearing, speech), disturbed sensation and a lack of coordination. The type and degree of symptoms exhibited depend upon the individual toxin, the dose, and the method and duration of exposure.
Definition
Heavy metal poisoning is the toxic accumulation of heavy metals in the soft tissues of the body.
Description
Heavy metals are chemical elements that have a specific gravity (a measure of density) at least five times that of water. The heavy metals most often implicated in accidental human poisoning are lead, mercury, arsenic, and cadmium. More recently, thallium has gained some attention in the media as the poison used in several murder cases in the 1990s. Some heavy metals, such as zinc, copper, chromium, iron, and manganese, are required by the body in small amounts, but these same elements can be toxic in larger quantities.
Heavy metals may enter the body in food, water, or air, or by absorption through the skin. Once in the body, they compete with and displace essential minerals such as zinc, copper, magnesium, and calcium, and interfere with organ system function. People may come in contact with heavy metals in industrial work, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and agriculture. Children may be poisoned as a result of playing in contaminated soil. Lead poisoning in adults has been traced to the use of lead-based glazes on pottery vessels intended for use with food, and contamination of Ayurvedic and other imported herbal remedies. Arsenic and thallium have been mixed with food or beverages to attempt suicide or poison others.
Another form of mercury poisoning that is seen more and more frequently in the United States is self-injected mercury under the skin. Some boxers inject themselves with mercury in the belief that it adds muscle bulk. Metallic mercury is also used in folk medicine or religious rituals in various cultures. These practices increase the risk of mercury poisoning of children in these ethnic groups or subcultures.
Causes and symptoms
Symptoms will vary, depending on the nature and the quantity of the heavy metal ingested. Patients may complain of nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, stomach pain, headache, sweating, and a metallic taste in the mouth. Depending on the metal, there may be blue-black lines in the gum tissues. In severe cases, patients exhibit obvious impairment of cognitive, motor, and language skills. The expression "mad as a hatter" comes from the mercury poisoning prevalent in 17th-century France among hatmakers who soaked animal hides in a solution of mercuric nitrate to soften the hair.
Diagnosis
Heavy metal poisoning may be detected using blood and urine tests, hair and tissue analysis, or x ray. The diagnosis is often overlooked, however, because many of the early symptoms of heavy metal poisoning are nonspecific. The doctor should take a thorough patient history with particular emphasis on the patient's occupation.
In childhood, blood lead levels above 80 ug/dL generally indicate lead poisoning, however, significantly lower levels (>30 ug/dL) can cause mental retardation and other cognitive and behavioral problems in affected children. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention considers a blood lead level of 10 ug/dL or higher in children a cause for concern. In adults, symptoms of lead poisoning are usually seen when blood lead levels exceed 80 ug/dL for a number of weeks.
Blood levels of mercury should not exceed 3.6 ug/dL, while urine levels should not exceed 15 ug/dL. Symptoms of mercury poisoning may be seen when mercury levels exceed 20 ug/dL in blood and 60 ug/dL in urine. Mercury levels in hair may be used to gauge the severity of chronic mercury exposure.
Since arsenic is rapidly cleared from the blood, blood arsenic levels may not be very useful in diagnosis. Arsenic in the urine (measured in a 24-hour collection following 48 hours without eating seafood) may exceed 50 ug/dL in people with arsenic poisoning. If acute arsenic or thallium poisoning is suspected, an x ray may reveal these substances in the abdomen (since both metals are opaque to x rays). Arsenic may also be detected in the hair and nails for months following exposure.
Cadmium toxicity is generally indicated when urine levels exceed 10 ug/dL of creatinine and blood levels exceed 5 ug/dL.
Thallium poisoning often causes hair loss (alopecia), numbness, and a burning sensation in the skin as well as nausea, vomiting, and dizziness. As little as 15-20 mg of thallium per kilogram of body weight is fatal in humans; however, smaller amounts can cause severe damage to the nervous system.
Treatment
When heavy metal poisoning is suspected, it is important to begin treatment as soon as possible to minimize long-term damage to the patient's nervous system and digestive tract. Heavy metal poisoning is considered a medical emergency, and the patient should be taken to a hospital emergency room.
The treatment for most heavy metal poisoning is chelation therapy. A chelating agent specific to the metal involved is given either orally, intramuscularly, or intravenously. The three most common chelating agents are calcium disodium edetate, dimercaprol (BAL), and penicillamine. The chelating agent encircles and binds to the metal in the body's tissues, forming a complex; that complex is then released from the tissue to travel in the bloodstream. The complex is filtered out of the blood by the kidneys and excreted in the urine. This process may be lengthy and painful, and typically requires hospitalization. Chelation therapy is effective in treating lead, mercury, and arsenic poisoning, but is not useful in treating cadmium poisoning. To date, no treatment has been proven effective for cadmium poisoning. Thallium poisoning is treated with a combination of Prussian blue (potassium ferric hexacyanoferrate) and a diuretic, because about 35% of it is excreted in the urine; however, if treatment is not started within 72 hours of ingesting the poisoning, damage to the patient's nervous system may be permanent.
In cases of acute mercury, arsenic, or thallium ingestion, vomiting may be induced. Activated charcoal may be given in cases of thallium poisoning. Washing out the stomach (gastric lavage) may also be useful. The patient may also require treatment such as intravenous fluids for such complications of poisoning as shock, anemia, and kidney failure.
Patients who have taken arsenic, thallium, or mercury in a suicide attempt will be seen by a psychiatrist as part of emergency treatment.
Prognosis
The chelation process can only halt further effects of the poisoning; it cannot reverse neurological damage already sustained.
Prevention
Because arsenic and thallium were commonly used in rat and insect poisons at one time, many countries have tried to lower the rate of accidental poisonings by banning the use of heavy metals in pest control products. Thallium was banned in the United States as a rodent poison in 1984. As a result, almost all recent cases of arsenic and thallium poisoning in the United States were deliberate rather than accidental.
27 March 2008
3 years 45 weeks
Take half a tea-spoon of salt add it to a glass, take a drop of distilled white malt vinigar add it to the glass and add hot filtered water.
You can drink it straight away!
But thats not what the ancients where referring to.
Not to offend all the Alchemists out their but heres my view, Sal ammoniac, a rare mineral composed of ammonium chloride, NH4Cl. It forms colorless to white to yellow-brown crystals in the isometric-hexoctahedral class. It has very poor cleavage and a brittle to conchoidal fracture. It is quite soft, with a Mohs hardness of 1.5 to 2, and has a low specific gravity of 1.5. It is water-soluble.
Sal ammoniac is also the archaic name for the chemical compound ammonium chloride; from Greek, ἅλς ἀμμωνιακός hals ammoniakos, salt of Ammon, because of its early manufacture in Egypt.
However in its current state it is a deadly toxin.
Ammonium Chloride
Ammonium chloride (sal ammoniac) is a common method of generating smoke on stage and outdoors. The smoke is created by heating the ammonium chloride. Air sampling studies have found large concentrations of ammonium chloride, in some instances near the OSHA PEL for nuisance dusts. Air sampling studies have also shown that some decomposition of the ammonium chloride to hydrogen chloride occurs during this heating. The hydrogen chloride dissolves in water in the respiratory system to produce hydrochloric acid, a respiratory irritant. The levels of hydrochloric acid are much smaller than caused by the zinc chloride smoke devices, but are still high enough to cause concern. It is not recommended that ammonium chloride be used indoors or in enclosed spaces.
The whole procedure for manufacturing gold utilising the salt of ammon can be found in the Leyden Papyrus. Located here:
http://www.clericus.org/etexts/Leyden%20...
Manufacturing the philosophers stone would in my opinion involve Silver (the Moon) and Gold (the Sun) I dont think they used the Salt of Ammon (Arsnic) in the process. Tellurium though, thats a thought!
If you mix .9999% fine gold with .9999% fine silver what is the name of the metal formed?
It is already well documented that;
In nature, gold most often occurs in its native state (that is, as a metal), though usually alloyed with silver. Native gold contains usually eight to ten percent silver, but often much more — alloys with a silver content over 20% are called electrum. As the amount of silver increases, the color becomes whiter and the specific gravity becomes lower.
See this link;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrum
When some bright spark invents an electrum drink made from pure .9999% electrum (Gold & Silver), now that I will buy and drink. Other than that I will just have to resort the the crucible and make my own philosphers stone. (sigh)
Even HERMES the wise said it, they see it everyday and do not know it, of course they did, it was in the coinage of the time!
The human body generates its own electrical charge, the AURA if you will and it's seems pretty obvious that this is what old hermes was refering to.
12 July 2009
2 years 30 weeks
http://www.alchemywebsite.com/ripsecreti... this link is to a site i found while transversing the net. it is a guide on how to make said material you are looking for
18 September 2007
6 hours 51 min
As someone who has been deeply involved in the ormus community for the past five years let me assure everyone that the orme state of matter is quite real. That said, Gardiner's books indulge in sensationalism to some extent. The claims for levitation and other super powers, for instance, are very sketchy. Hudson also indulged in such excesses though it can be difficult to ferret out what is and is not an exaggeration because Hudson had access to some things that most of us do not.
As for the concern with heavy metals posioning and oxide toxicity, you have to keep in mind that the ormic vibration can be fixed in matter by certain processes and then that matter will give off the peculiar vibe to anyone who comes near it or wears it. I have perfected a technique for this and sell such wearable pendants. This elimnates the question of ingestibles and all the attendant complex biochemical reactions that could be involved. Ormus is essentially a vibration which can be concentrated but which is everywhere present anyway.
If you want to get beyond the pop or sensational with regard to this subject the site below is where you should start.
http://www.subtleenergies.com/ormus/inde...