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Solt · 07-23-2010, 02:09 PM

DHMO Is Common Beverage Additive New revelations about Dihydrogen Monoxide and its use in the beverage industry indicate that nearly all beverages contain some amount of the potentially dangerous chemical compound.
A current study reveals that far from being uncommon, Dihydrogen Monoxide is used as an additive by every major beverage manufacturer in the world. The study found that Dihydrogen Monoxide was never explicitly named on any beverage label.
DHMO has been found in beer, milk, baby formula, champagne, wine, distilled spirits, carbonated drinks, sports drinks, and even in "pure"
bottled water.

DHMO Linked to Winter Traffic Accidents
Dihydrogen monoxide has been detected in "black ice" on roadways, which has been linked with many fatal and near-fatal traffic accidents. Caution should be exercised when driving during winter months, or whenever possibly DHMO-contaminated "black ice" is present.
Dangerous sheeting of melted and refrozen "black ice" is facilitated by the presence of DHMO. During warm-cold weather cycles, additional care should be taken when driving, walking or jogging when sheeted "black ice" is present.
Crystalline DHMO has been found mixed with winter precipitation, although this appears to be a regional phenomenon. The dangers of crystalline DHMO are similar to that of DHMO found in "black ice", although sensible precautions can eliminate many hazards.

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07-23-2010, 02:09 PM	#1
Solt Aspirational WebDesigner Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Aiming: America. Posts: 336 Rep Power: 3	Dihydrogen monoxide - The new threat? DHMO Is Common Beverage Additive New revelations about Dihydrogen Monoxide and its use in the beverage industry indicate that nearly all beverages contain some amount of the potentially dangerous chemical compound. A current study reveals that far from being uncommon, Dihydrogen Monoxide is used as an additive by every major beverage manufacturer in the world. The study found that Dihydrogen Monoxide was never explicitly named on any beverage label. DHMO has been found in beer, milk, baby formula, champagne, wine, distilled spirits, carbonated drinks, sports drinks, and even in "pure" bottled water. DHMO Linked to Winter Traffic Accidents Dihydrogen monoxide has been detected in "black ice" on roadways, which has been linked with many fatal and near-fatal traffic accidents. Caution should be exercised when driving during winter months, or whenever possibly DHMO-contaminated "black ice" is present. Dangerous sheeting of melted and refrozen "black ice" is facilitated by the presence of DHMO. During warm-cold weather cycles, additional care should be taken when driving, walking or jogging when sheeted "black ice" is present. Crystalline DHMO has been found mixed with winter precipitation, although this appears to be a regional phenomenon. The dangers of crystalline DHMO are similar to that of DHMO found in "black ice", although sensible precautions can eliminate many hazards. ----------------------------------- I know it's not April but... yeah http://www.truthorfiction.com/rumors/d/dihydrogen-monoxide-warning.htm __________________ LiamAsmandesigns.com - Web Design, Graphic Design, Multimedia

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