All hail Lord Actinium

HE HAS REACHED CRITICAL MASS RUN FOR COVER!

Hes magneto!

avatar:fire,earth,water,air cody: metal avatar: cody what the fucks wrong with you cody: flies away on metal eagle: nothinnnnngggg

apollo gaming We thought everything changed when the fire nation attacked... but even they were overcome by the rise of the Sodium Na-tion.

this is scarily true

balleur Too bad you still haven't learned English

two words.... common core.

Emersuphus, it really is.

Chemics? lol

Please see the testing and detox used by Chris Shade at Quicksilver Scientific. He had Mercury poisoning himself.

labobo Chris Shade talks about how dealing with his Mercury poisoning improved his mood and functioning. Dealing with my dental Mercury definitely improved my quality of life.

What happens if a person has chronic exposure to elemental mercury. When I was 16 my dad accidentally broke a sphygmomanometer (blood pressure gauge) I collected about 2 ml of the spilled mercury and kept it in a non airtight plastic container, under my bed where I used to store most of my chemistry stuff. I lived in that room for 2 years straight and maybe about six months more. I live in India so the temperature during summer can reach up to 40°C. Should I get tested? I have anxiety and depression and chronic fatigue, these seem to be some of the symptoms of mercury poisoning, I also have very bad balance. I am so scared that I might have mercury poisoning. Should I get tested or am I being paranoid? I was so stupid I thought mercury poisoning could only occur if I ingested it.

Niharika Parashar "Should I get tested for Mercury poisoning?" Please read some of the info on Mercury testing in my other posts in this comment stream and especially listen to the interview about the new chelating agent.

@@sherischneider2672 wasted your money.

Can't measure blood levels when you only have mercury

+BenCat07: Your mercury has 6mcg/l of blood in it.

+BenCat07: Your blood has 6mcg/l of mercury in it

Don't think the heart or veins would like that at all. They are not built for that weight.

Just imagine the centrifuge in which they analyze the sample broke because his blood is so heavy XDDD

Chicken of the sea probably made the term very confusing.

Believe it or not, tuna bird infestations are quite common in The States.

Yeah, he was just being specific about what type of tuna

***** Your point is relatively nullified as Cody's very usage was referring to Tuna generically.

pug you need a pet shark cat to keep the numbers down

yet? I think he skipped that phase way up to the 700k.

EmDrive: Of Course It Works! is a little bit clickbaity.

+IamGrimalkin Oh come on that was the thumbnail.

*Oh come on, that was the thumbnail!

hello! I just broke a thermometer and spilled mercury all over my room. I got most of the mercury removed but still not sure if there are still tiny bits left. Will it contaminate the whole room and our things inside? And if there is still tiny bits left, how dangerous it is when it vapor? I need your help please, thank you

yeah, but its mercury nitrate, not metallic mercury. Which is far more deadly and can be breathed or absorbed through the skin. So yes its ridiculous to think that metallic mercury is going to absorb through your skin and kill you, and no it is not such a ridiculously small amount of mercury in lightbulbs, its actually a different more poisonous form of mercury. I am sure you have learned this in the last four years.

Didn't know you watched Cody's Lab lol

Well that's the internet for you

That's because people would rather believe made up 🐂💩 than actual facts... and they've all regularly cooked food in ovens with mercury temp control switches in them, they'll sit under regular florescent tube lights that have mercury in them & never complain...if they only knew how much mercury was in all of their everyday items that they use without thinking about it, their heads would likely explode... but the one tiny BB of mercury in a curly CFL bulb is killing them...🙄🙄🙄

Gonna need a lot of fish. How about from a shark, which is carnivorous and eats a lot of these mercury containing fish?

what r u doing here

Night the moon What are 'you' doing here? :P

Whos That Guy? checking to see if cody has mercury poisoning xD

Armrest Salmon contain methyl mercury not elemental Mercury so you'd need to demethylate it some how. And also the amount of methyl mercury per kilo of fish is so minute you'd need tonnes and tonnes of fish literally.

Albert Einstein he will dye his house in a week.

Glenn Hartman we will all be dyeing our shirts today.

Albert Einstein life tip spell dying proply thanks

BluePlankton lmao

Of course he's dying. Just very, very slowly.

hello! I just broke a thermometer and spilled mercury all over my room. I got most of the mercury removed but still not sure if there are still tiny bits left. Will it contaminate the whole room and our things inside? And if there is still tiny bits left, how dangerous it is when it vapor? I need your help please, thank you

if its even possible. i have no idea.

Fish mining xD

its possible, if you are a big company... because tunas only contains very little amount of mercury, you would need a few hundreds of tuna... and tonnes of money lol

Tuna fish or tuna plants?

Matt Hunter lol tuna plants? i dont think they have mercury, i think he meant was tuna fish xD

Daniel McDonough Oh. my. god.

yup

lol, best joke for me today, XD

Yes, that is exactly how it works.

Our bodies are ~65% water that means that we should all be ~65% cannibal and Cody eating carbon is ~83,5% lul

Dangerous Dingo no

no

Dangerous Dingo no no

WOW

Many mercury

Boekster Cubing is this a referenece to System of a down?

Potato Warriror No, heavy metal toxicity does not refer to the SOAD album. That notion is ridiculous

Ahh, sadly I know what that's about. That's a scam, you cannot detect heavy metals from hair... I'm not gonna look any longer than I just did, but do Google "quackwatch heavy metals hair" and read to your heart's content. The time I had to face a family member making the kind of dubious tests you're talking about that site was a good source of information, but you'll find many other sources with a simple Google search.

Please see the testing and detox used by Chris Shade at Quicksilver Scientific. He had Mercury poisoning himself.

Heavy metal toxicity, what happened to the family member? Did the person manage to get healthy again?

I saw someone else comment about this before I found this comment.

Rick Sanchez Cyanide can be synthesized at home, and is used in the refining of gold from low percentage ore. NurdRage has a video on creating Cyanide, unless it's already flagged. Edit: The video is still up.

cyanide is an incredibly useful ion despite it's bad rep for being a terribly deadly poison. It's main uses are in chemical syntheses as well as the extraction of gold. Since Cody's into geology he probably uses it for both.

He's actually swallowed some of it in a video that's unlisted.

O.O

Salts as in ionic bonded elements...

Agree

Tuck im just saying mercury in your water is more dangerous than dumping your hand into a bucket of it

A Fire in the Master's House is set reverse osmosis is better

lead commonly found in the form of oxide and sulfide or chloride. All three compounds are labeled as insoluble. but trace of lead in system can cause anemia.

I'm currently suffering from a disease (an erosive lichen planus) which appeared while I was on a mine site where mercury was intensively used, with infra-normal precautions. African-style, which is even way worse than your habits, Mr Cody. It is not yet well-determined whether my disease was related to mercury exposure or to extreme high stress (middle of Sahara, serious nutritional deficiency (proteins and vitamins), no vehicle, no power, no communication means, etc.). Most likely, it is a combination of all that which caused the sickness. As the only Western guy around, I paid a lot of attention and I didn't mess with the mercury, like the locals do. Only once, while panning gold and I took a bit of water from that pond where the guy was panning mercury from slurry all day long. But I didn't drink that water, I didn't soak my fingers in it, I just panned. So this is not a big exposure at all. But mercury is highly used on that site, and vaporised during the ultimate phase of gold recovery. This is done in the open air, and no one knows what happens with mercury vapour: does it condensate somewhere? Is it blown away by the wind over miles and miles? When I was finally freed and went to a hospital, there was no mercury in my blood analyses. When Hg is its metal form, it is quite harmless; but combined in methyl-mercury, that's a different story... The most sad part of my story is that I cannot drink beer any more, without suffering from the bubbling... So, in a nutshell, given my own experience, I wouldn't encourage anyone to play with mercury, especially in stressful conditions. And blood concentrations don't relate to some human body reactions, such as triggering an auto-immune reaction.

@@pierrechevaliergeol Damn dude. Sorry to hear you went through all that. Hope you're doing well these days! :)

@@pierrechevaliergeol jeez! No beer? Damn, it would be my doom! So sorry for all that. All the best!

@ I called "bubbling" the effect that bubbles have when I drink beer. Normally, I didn't even notice that effect; now, it is extremely sore.

@@BiFurDoggy thanks, I'm doing better, yes (although it takes me months to answer a comment on this youteub...); I've just signed again for that same company where I got that "interesting" experience. I just came back from site: no more mercury, elhamdoulillah; now cyanide is fashionable on that site. We had a nice summer: the highest temperature that I measured was 65°C.

ever hear of the Chinese emperor that sleped on a bed of mercury?

Be a sport and do a video on that. Thanks in advance.

Please do, I would pay to see that!

that may have ruined the ring since mercury absorbs into silver and makes it brittle, and mercury is very hard to remove from silver.

The word you need to google is "amalgam" and it is what was used for a century for tooth fillings. No, once amalgamated the mercury is not dangerous as such but once amalgamated you do need an industrial (Cody can show fillings being reverted to silver and mercury at some point I am sure) process to de-amalgamate them (as in, doesn't happen naturally).

*claps hands*

Jeff Cremer you're an idiot. Please don't reproduce

Screwg oogle your parents did.

marie curie mar curie mer curie mercurie mercury

mind blown

Damn, you are just soooooo smart!

I was just gonna say that!

ha.... ha.. reach

it's where the term mad hatter came from. the process of using mercury to refine gold involves boiling the mercury/gold solution. inhale the mercury, go insane

Affects lots of different systems in your body but most of all affects your brain. "Mad as a hatter"

It IS real bad! I read about a case where a mom broke an incandesent light bulb in a room where a child was playing, and didn‘t know that it‘s dangerous. The childs exposition to the mercury steam from that bulb resulted in noticable brain memory damage. Not hugely, but in this case noticably. But due to just one single exposure. Don‘t take my word for it. Or cody‘s. But you might want look into that.

Incandescent light bulbs do not contain mercury. Fluorescent and neon bulbs do. Fluorescent tubes contain about 11 mg of mercury. This mercury is in the elemental form which as Cody said is not easily absorbed. A lot of mercury poisoning is due to ingestion of methyl mercury in water which contaminates microorganisms which then migrates up the food chain, bio-accumulating as it moves up to us humans. A breast feeding woman with elevated methyl mercury levels can easily pass it on to her baby in her breast milk. A large proportion of the population has a few grams of mercury in their mouths - mercury amalgam fillings. This mercury is excreted as it is generally not absorbed by the gut. The Mad as a Hatter expression evolved from the original felting process used by hat makers. They use mercury or mercury compounds (I don't know which off hand) that got into their blood, tissues and caused brain damage.

@@davidniemi4051 hello! I just broke a thermometer and spilled mercury all over my room. I got most of the mercury removed but still not sure if there are still tiny bits left. Will it contaminate the whole room and our things inside? And if there is still tiny bits left, how dangerous it is when it vapor? I need your help please, thank you

@@aruminorogo I am no expert on this type of thing so I cannot advise anything on a presumably minor mercury spill in a household nor is this an appropriate forum for such advice. It would probably a good idea to do some internet searches on broken mercury thermometers, looking for reputable sites and see what they have to say. I'm sorry that I could not help you more.

I rewatched after reading your comment, to me he looked.. not disgusted but, "meh I don't really like tuna" kind of face.

Only if he was really losing weight. Fat people often get more problems as they lose their fat, just because of all the pollutants that built up, and their livers are overwhelmed.

DNA Test Results: subject is ositive for DNA. Very informative. :)

The Walrus We need to make sure Cody's not an alien.

rallaa what you got against aliens?

rallaa dude just cuz I'm a alien doesn't mean I'm gonna take over the world

+rallaa - Yes , to see (by some substances & radiations) "changed" genes

XD*

1. You probably liked your own comment 2. You can edit comments

Well, obviously nine other people liked it. EDIT: Make that 10.

just tested for heavy metals.

Alright, because there was a "microbiology" section on the website.

Pretty sure Cody knows what he paid for lol.

Unless you're actually showing signs of infection, there's no reason to think there'd be any bacteria in your blood.

Bacteria can be present in the blood before signs of infection. Furthermore, there are not only bacteria, but also viruses.

Oh and I'm glad you're not dying Cody. That would be unfortunate since I enjoy your videos so much.

Maybe I shouldn't tell anyone that I found mercury in the sidewalk cracks outside the main building of Westminster college.

Cody'sLab my friend was gonna bring a mercury thermometer to school after the teacher said how dangerous it is good thing he didnt lol

The dangers of mercury are over exaggerated. It can be dangerous as Cody says, but in its metallic form, it doesn't absorb into the body that easily. It took years of victorian era Hat makers using it every day before they started getting noticeable effects from it, The first emperor of china would swallow a bead of mercury everyday and he lived a pretty typical lengthen life, although he was going crazy and getting extremely ill from it. My point being that it is dangerous, but only if you expose yourself to a lot of it consistently for a long time

I remember when taking a college chemistry class they brought in equipment to suck up spilled mercury and store it under water because it was related that it had a vapor pressure at atmospheric temperatures. I was remembering rolling it around in my hands as a toy and storing it in a Sucrets lozenges tin box when I was a kid and wondering how much I had been exposed to. I am guessing it would have been a tiny fraction of Mr. Reeder's exposure though.

hahah o my mass panic at Westminster.

You do know that pretty much nobody actually has 0 mercury in their blood? There are trace amounts of mercury in a lot of foods like fish, and sometimes plants and meat if the area where the food was grown was mildly contaminated

A huge amount of chemicals, including mercury and even cyanide, occur naturally in small amounts. Our bodies can handle those small amounts fine. It only get dangerous when larger amounts of chemicals get into your body.

The average person's body absorbs around 0.03 micrograms of uranium daily through food. Think about that and all the trace amounts of the whole periodic table present in your body.

well there are things that are 0%, for example you have 0% Roetgenium 274 a highly radioactive Isotop that has a half life of 6.4 milliseconds in your body, there is also 100% chance that everything that has mass has a temperature above 0 Kelvin.

***** yea

And props on your safe handling and safe use of mercury. You use the controls necessary, without going over the top needlessly.

Unlike mercury, Cody is far from armless.

oh boy thats such a bad pun a laughed. kudos

water

***** water is a compound.

Elemental sodium and carbon sandwich with a glass of bromine/mercury for breakfast?

No calories and something your stomach won't be used to... not great.

It wouldn't work cause there is no way you can get energy from raw elements.Only autotrophs can do that.

But Cody does not do hats, he does science, so he would be a Mad Scientist.

Well, I meant Mad Hatter mad. But yeah.

casting bullets

BTW, that's a very cool little lead pot you got there Cody.

I think it's a very *hot* lead pot

making a sandwich

Bernardo B noticed that. Wondering what caliber and grain.

Sounded lower pitched to me

It definitely wasn't reversed. I just reversed it in audacity and it sounds even weirder.

ImJustACowLol care to upload it?

Will do, give me a minute or 25-30 and it should be up

roighty

also I'm using voice to text so typos

Intercellular, Extracellular, and Interstitial fluids are exchangeable terms.

Lmao, you couldn't be farther from truth. Take a hydration or fluid and electrolyte class and tell your professor that.

Sorry I didn't mean they were synonyms, my bad. I worded that really badly. What I meant to say was they all refer to fluids outside or between cells.

Yes, I agree with that. But the level of something can be completely different depending on what fluid you're measuring. Take potassium for example, measuring from outside the cell it's relatively low compared to inside the cell and the blood supply has level of potassium that is not the same as the other two levels I stated. Same with all electrolytes otherwise there would be no charge difference and you would die. I don't know how mercury works in the body, all I know is its a neurotoxin so based only off of that limited info and not knowledge I think it can be absorbed by cells, and a cells toxicity level for something is sometimes very different that vascular toxicity levels.