Consider the top row of 10 transition metals. Many of those metals are vital to our health, and they are the very metals which will be greatly affected by external magnetic fields, especially where we are overcome with highly permeable nickel. The people are part of the circuits they build, the large cities are like unto electric spider webs, where the transition metals are trapped in a magnetic web.
I see Templeghost also knows more about multiple toxicity loads then the worlds experts.
Bull.
Calcium: >15-16 mg/dl can lead to coma and cardiac arrest.
Scandium: Subacute to chronic toxicity, metal powder is a skin irritant. Generally little is known, and there is insufficient data, contact and release should be avoided where possible.
Titanium: Not bioactive, but accumulates in tissues containing silica.
Vanadium: Toxicity of Vanadiun depends on it's valency and oxidation state (VOSO4 is 5 times more toxic then V2O3).
Known effecs include respitory damage, neural damage, with one study suggesting carcinogenity.
Chromium: Trivalent chromium is required in sugar metabolism, however hexavalent chromium is very toxic, mutagenic, and causes allergic contact dermatitis. Also evidence to suggest that some Chromium complexes (chromium picolate) are carcinogenic, leading the EPA to lower dosage rates in some dietary supplements.
Manganese : Essential trace nutrient, but concentrations greater then 5 ppm should be avoided. Manganese is an increased risk for kids, because it binds to CH-7 receptors. Mn poisining has been linked to cognitive and motor disorders. Manganism, which has been linked to manganese poisining cause symptoms similar to parkinsons.
Iron: Free iron in the body reacts with peroxides to produce free radicals, which can damage DNA, proteins, lipids, and other cell components. It also causes gastrointestinal damage, heart and liver damage, long term organ damage, and even death. All this for only 60 mg/kg iron/bodyweight. Iron has a UL of 40mg/day, and children eating large quantities of ferrous sulfate tablets intended for adults is one of the most common toxicological causes of death in children under 6.
Cobalt: Essential for life, however, excessive amounts cause mutagenic and carcinogenic effects similar to nickle. In fact there were a series of deaths in Belgium because somebody added Cobalt Chloride to beer as a foam regulator.
Nickel: Numerous biological roles, most only recognized since the 70's. Exposure should not exceed 0.05 mg/cc per 40 hr week.
Copper: Numerous biological roles, however reccomended levels in drinking water is 1.5-2 mg/l with the maximum tolerable daily uptake from all dietary sources being 10 mg/day. Copper poisining leads to liver and brain damage.
Zinc: Essential to the body, toxic at a few mg/l, interferes with copper uptake.
So you see? That's just the first row of transition metals.
By now it should be obvious that you and Zarkov have no idea what you're talking about...
Wait... What's the red spot... why is there an unmarked black helicopter outside... Gotta run, they're after me, if we never see each other again, you know what happened.