LITHIUM Increased cell permeability and acts on neurotransmitters, favoring stability of mood disorders being used to treat bipolar. Lithium is widely distributed in the central nervous system where it interacts with various neurotransmitters and cell receptors, decreasing noradrenaline release and increasing serotonin synthesis. In summary, it is used to tame people. MANGANESE Too much manganese, although essential for life, and this will cause intoxication, affects the respiratory tract and brain. Symptoms of manganese poisoning are hallucinations, forgetfulness and nerve damage. Manganese can cause Parkinson, lung embolism and bronchitis of. When men are exposed to manganese for a long period of time the damage may become important. A syndrome that is caused by manganese has the following symptoms: schizophrenia, depression, muscle weakness, headache and insomnia. For some animals the lethal dose is quite low, which means they have little chance of survival even small doses of manganese when this exceeds the essential dose. Manganese can cause failure in the lungs, liver and vascular, low blood pressure, failures in the development of animal fetuses and brain damage. When manganese is taken through the skin it can cause tremors and coordination failures. Laboratory tests with animals have shown that various manganese poisoning should even be able to cause the development of tumors in animals. In highly toxic concentrations in soil plants Manganese can cause swelling of the cell walls, withering of the leaves and brown spots in leaves. MORGUELLONS SYNDROME This disease is a "side effect" derived from the polymers present in chemtrails. Most patients feel pain, itching sensations piercing and skin lesions that do not heal with time or close improperly. The name "Morgellons disease", is based on a disease described in 1674 by Sir Thomas Browne, who described: "The hairs have most fun I are not the face or head, but the buttocks, not in men but children, as long ago I observed in the endemic disease of young children in Languedock, called the Morgellons, where critically break out with harsh hairs on their backs, and produce the symptoms of the disease, and they cause coughing and convulsions ". Dr. CE Kellett of Newcastle-upon-Tyne in 1935, The name Morgellon was coined in 2002 by biologist Mary Leitao (McMurray, Pennsylvania) who first described the disease that affected one of his sons, as follows: "One day he was taking a bubble bath and scratch and he looked at me and said only Gosh, I hate this disease, "he said. "Last night he had just taken a shower and dried myself and he said, Mom, it's normal black hairs out of your skin when you scratch? He scratched where his skin was swollen and gray and blue fibers came out clean skin. He had just emerged from the shower, "and related them to the letter that Sir Thomas Browne wrote in 1690 to a friend. It realized a hairy entrenched and pustules appearing on the back of some children from the French region of the Languedock and were popularly known as Morgellons (old Provencal name for little fly). Then it ran the seventeenth century and there is no accurate way to compare records of those changes with the signs that characterize today Morgellons disease. Most patients feel pain, itching sensations piercing and skin lesions that do not heal with time or close improperly. SYMPTOM 1. "Filament" in and on the skin and sometimes can be removed complete from inside the skin. The colors of the fibers are usually black and white, blue, red or microscopic in size, which requires to be displayed magnification microscopes 10-30 X. Sometimes observed fluorescence of these filaments, granules size of a grain of sand or on the skin or clothes appearing between. 2. Feelings of movement inside the skin, both on the skin and inside, patients describe something that moves or slips, which sometimes leads to the diagnosis of obsessive wishful thinking of the sick. These sensations are intermittent and usually limited to the nasal passages, ducts of the ear or face, and surprisingly under the knees. 3. The skin lesions appear spontaneously and often result in pain or intense itching, sometimes these wounds progress through open wounds that do not heal all or heal very slowly leaving discolored or covered with a thick gelatinous epidermis. 4. muscle aches and skeleton, muscles, tendons and connective tissues. Pressure and vascular pain and pain and signs of degeneration vertebral disc and vertebrae. 5. Cognitive dysfunctions. Front lobular processing signals that interfere with logical thinking creating attention deficit or memory failure 6. short-term emotional effects, loss of emotional control, obsessive intermittent condition which can seriously disrupt the life of the patient. Other symptoms reported 1. Loss of vision or changes in vision capabilities that require glasses or contact lenses change inexplicably, because it changes the visual field. Perceived light level and intensity. 2. headaches, neuropathy, abnormal heart rate, respiration and body temperature. 3. Gastrointestinal symptoms, such as dyspepsia, reflux, trouble swallowing, etc. 4. Significant changes in skin texture and pigment. 5. pains vertebrae, shoulders etc. without arthritis. There are over ten thousand families who report suffering from this disease but it is believed that the number is much higher. Many children suffer its effects and these children suffer more than anyone the consequences they can not attend classes, play and practice sports, experience fatigue, pain and difficulty concentrating. Adults often suffer from the same problems in their daily work. WORLD FUMIGATIONS Chemtrails or what is the same, the fumigations are conducted on a global scale and is not saved or one place. In some countries and cities it is more intensive than in other