It is the inability to see the effects of chronic, low level toxicities on human health that has been, and remains, our greatest failing as intelligent beings.
--Dr. Boyd Haley
'One of the greatest alarm calls in human history has gone unnoticed for years and as a result, the previously low levels of toxicities are moving higher leading to a general contamination and weakening of the public. As each toxic catastrophe has hit this past year—vast fires in Russia, the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster, another one in China, continued output of unimaginable tonnages of heavy metals and chemicals by industry, and now this Japanese super disaster—the world gets darker and more dangerous with more people getting sick and dying.'
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