Mercury Exposure

Mercury. A metal that cannot be grasped. Liquid at room temperature, silvery, heavy. It rolls when you try to touch it and breaks into a thousand tiny spheres that keep finding each other again. No other metal behaves this way. No other carries a god's name — Mercury, the messenger between worlds.

And now this metal is in you. Not as image, not as symbol, but as a measurable burden. Perhaps from old amalgam fillings, from predatory fish, from industrial air, from cosmetic products, from vaccine preservatives, from workplaces you could no longer choose. Your body carries an element it does not produce itself and does not easily release. It deposits in the kidneys, in the connective tissue, in the nervous system, in the brain. It impairs enzymes, cell communication, neurological processes. That is no psychosomatic phantom — it is chemistry.