Vox advocates drugging you with lithium

Alex Jones was right

In an article by Vox, they advocate "changing the minds of people a bit" in order to accomplish the goal of inserting lithium into your water.

Tim Cook presented on it ( youtube.com/watch?v=yaFaEpPFTgI ), freaking out and advocating for a reverse osmosis water filter. In the article, Vox would go on to say any scares about it were from 'right wing nutjob conspiracies' about fluoride that carry over to lithium. While acknowledging that it is actually directly intended to affect the brains of people, they say the idea is not the problem - but the attitude towards it.

vox.com/future-perfect/2018/10/24/18010592/future-perfect-podcast-lithium-drinking-water-suicide
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The absolute state of britain

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ahem, Tim Pool

I didn't watch the video or read the article. I'm just going to say that (((they))) are exceptionally bold these days, often straight admitting that they would like to implement methods of mind control. It's spooky for sure, pic related.

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That would be expensive as fuck and cuck based Elon hard out of his electric auto utopia.

It seems to me like that argument could be used for anything imaginable.

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Lithium can cause hypercalcemia

Here are just a few symptoms of hypercalcemia.


Chronic fatigue / feeling tired all the time (#1 symptom)
General feeling of illness that can be hard to describe
Lack of interest in activities that you previously enjoyed
Difficulty concentrating or focusing
Depression or anxiety (blog)
Bone pain, particularly in the hands, feet, arms, and legs, but can be anywhere
Insomnia / difficulty sleeping through the night
Needing naps during the day
Irritability / crankiness (blog)
Memory loss / feeling like you might be developing dementia
Gastric acid reflux / heartburn / GERD (blog)
Decrease in sex drive (blog)
Thinning hair (predominately in middle aged females on the front part of the scalp)
Kidney stones
Chronic kidney disease / kidney failure (blog)
High Blood Pressure / Hypertension / Erratic blood pressure
Frequent headaches
Heart palpitations
Atrial fibrillation / cardiac arrhythmias (blog)
High liver function tests (liver blood tests)
Development of MGUS and abnormal blood protein levels

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Jews fund pro lithium propaganda to poison the goyim and make returns on their "investments"

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Prevent suicide? If you don't need it, lithium will drive you to it.

Lithium is far worse than Sodium Fluoride, lithium can cause tremors.
"Lithium tremor is generally symmetric and is indistinguishable from essential or physiologic tremor. Thus, it is most apparent with intentional posture, such as writing or holding a coffee cup (Baek et al. 2014). It is distinct from the parkinsonian tremor associated with dopamine-blocking agents. Patients treated with D2 blockers and lithium may present with a complex tremor from multiple etiologies. The severity of lithium-induced tremor is additive to other forms of physiologic tremor from etiologies such as anxiety, alcohol withdrawal, caffeine ingestion or idiopathic, familial tremor. Some studies have found additive effects from other medications such as some antidepressants (Bone et al. 1980; Vestergaard et al. 1988).

Lithium-induced tremor typically presents early in treatment but may emerge at any time. When it occurs later, additional etiologies should be considered such as those noted above. At times, lithium tremor seems to improve spontaneously after years of treatment. Lithium tremors are more common with older age, presumably due to the additive effects of age-related essential tremor. The type of lithium preparation does not alter tremor prevalence but higher lithium levels correlate with greater risk of tremor (Vestergaard et al. 1988).

Tremor is exceedingly common in the context of lithium toxicity. During lithium toxicity, the tremor tends to be coarser, more irregular, more widespread (affecting other body parts), more severe and is associated with the other symptoms of toxicity."