I've eaten a can of tuna ed for months now. Maybe I'll get some bloodwork done just to see.
I've eaten a can of tuna ed for months now. Maybe I'll get some bloodwork done just to see.
Mercury has a short half-life in whole blood and the majority of it will accumulate in tissues, not your bloodstream. Urine tests are used, but a hair follicle test is best.
If it stayed in the circulatory system, a blood transfusion would be the first-line treatment for mercury poisoning...and it isn't.
Last edited by Bonaparte; 06-01-2012 at 09:31 PM.
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