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Hallo allemaal,

Beste wensen voor ieder.
Op oudjaarsavond kreeg ik een mail, dat de ban op kwik (mercury) in
Noorwegen definitief is.
Er mogen geen produkten voor consumptie gebruik kwik bevatten.
Kwik is een gif en is gevaarlijk voor de gezondheid.
Ook de in- en export is aan banden gelegd.

Kwik is ook 1 van de metalen die veel gezien wordt bij mensen met ME.
1-0 voor Noorwegen dus, om in hun oude jaar een betere gezondheid voor hun
volk te willen.
Wat een goed voornemen!

Ik hoop, dat ze hiermee een voortrekkers rol gaan vervullen.
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§ 2-6. Mercury and mercury compounds
It is prohibited to produce, import, export, sell or use
materials/substances or material combinations that contain mercury or
mercury compounds.
It is prohibited to produce, import, export or sell finished
products that contain mercury or mercury compounds.
The prohibitions in the first and second paragraphs do not include
mercury that is naturally contained in coal, ore, or ore concentrations.
The prohibitions in the first and second paragraphs also do not
include packaging, batteries, components in motor vehicles or electric and
electronic products and equipment that are covered by the §§ 3-11, 3-13 to
3-15 and 3-17 to 3-19 of this regulation.
The bans in the first and second paragraphs do not cover
materials/substances/combinations and finished products where the content
of mercury or mercury compounds is lower than 0.001 per cent by weight.
The prohibition in the first paragraph does not apply to tiomersal
as preservative in vaccines.
Until 31 December 2010, the prohibition in the first paragraph
does not apply to:
a) amalgam used in dental treatment for patients that must be treated
under anesthesia or who are allergic to ingredients in other dental
filling materials,
b) contact materials in welding machines.
The prohibition in the second paragraph includes mercury
thermometers for analyzing and research purposes.
Until 31 December 2010, the prohibition in the second paragraph
does not apply to polarografer.

The amendment goes into effect on 1 January 2008.

Comment to the regulation.
For all instances where the use of dental materials under § 2-6, paragraph
7 a) are under consideration, the National Clinical Guideline for the Use
of Dental Filling Materials issued by the Directorate for Health and
Social Welfare should be respected.
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groetjes!

Aha, een goed begin! Een wonder dat er eens naar dit soort spullen wordt gekeken!
En er is zoveel rommel waar wij blood aan staan, zelfs in de zogenaamde gezonde voeding!

Ja he, ik vind het ook te gek.

deel persverklaring:


‘Mercury is among the most dangerous environmental toxins. Satisfactory
alternatives to mercury in products are available, and it is therefore
fitting to introduce a ban’, the minister said.
The reason for the ban is the risk that mercury from products may
constitute in the environment. It is therefore important to stop all use
of mercury as far as possible.
The ban will include dental filling materials (amalgam) and measuring
instruments, as well as other products. The ban includes all areas of use
that are not specifically exempted or are already regulated. The ban will
enter into effect on 1 January 2008.
Most mercury released to the environment in Norway comes from sources
elsewhere in the world. Norway works actively towards stronger
international regulations for mercury, both in the EU and globally.
‘The Norwegian ban shows that we are doing our job at home. It is an
important signal to the EU and other countries that there are satisfactory
alternatives to mercury’, the minister said.