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This chapter considers metals as medications, starting with the use of toxic mercury and arsenic to save lives in the days before penicillin. From here we proceed through the murky world of colloidal precious metals, which have no documented effect on anything at all, then on to lithium, which, a long time ago, you might have found lurking in your soda, or failing that, in a salt pan far, far away.

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