Those behind the In-Justice for Srila Prabhupada Fib-Site don’t seem to have any sense of reality.  They refuse to engage in a serious dialogue and just keep publishing absurd and irrelevant material intended to confuse the public. 

If nobody knew how to use cadmium as a poisoning agent in 1977, how could Srila Prabhupada have been poisoned by it at that time?

  What follows is a timeline that illustrates the history of when cadmium was discovered and the major milestones relevant to our inquiry.  An objective person can easily understand how absurd it is to think anyone could have intentionally chosen cadmium as a poisoning agent in 1977.  It appears the Poison Advocates are just too brain dead to understand this point which explains all the absurd and ridiculous things they have been posting!


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  1. Haribol!

    Some ChatGPT wisdom:

    Q: When it was discovered that Cadmium can be used as poisoning agent?

    A: Short answer: people first recognised cadmium’s harmful / poisoning effects in the mid-19th century — the earliest reported health effects are from 1858. The element itself was discovered in 1817.
    PubMed
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    Quick timeline with sources

    1817 — cadmium was discovered (Stromeyer and Hermann) as an impurity in zinc compounds.
    Encyclopedia Britannica

    1858 — the first health effects of cadmium exposure were reported (respiratory and gastrointestinal symptoms among people using cadmium-containing polishing agents).
    PubMed

    1919 — first experimental toxicology studies on cadmium.
    PubMed

    1940s–1950s — reports of kidney damage, bone effects and the mass environmental poisoning in Japan (itai-itai disease) brought cadmium toxicity into sharp public/scientific focus after World War II.
    PubMed
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    If you want, I can pull the original 1858 report(s) or the key papers (1919 experimental work / the itai-itai investigations) and show exact quotes and dates.

    ys

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