Health Ranger posts fascinating video tour of the Agilent 7700x ICP-MS lab instrument from the Natural News Forensic Food Lab

Thursday, February 12, 2015
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
Tags: Agilent ICP-MS review, Health Ranger, food science lab

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(NaturalNews) I've almost neglected to mention this because it's now so routine, but we are regularly testing all of our raw materials and finished products for heavy metals in the Natural News Forensic Food Lab.

This lab relies on an Agilent 7700x ICP-MS instrument, used in conjunction with the amazing Niagara Plus sample introduction add-on from Glass Expansion.

The Agilent 7700x ICP-MS is a mass-spec instrument capable of extremely accurate detection of most elements -- down to single digit parts per billion sensitivity. It can detect not just toxic elements like lead, mercury, arsenic and cadmium, but also nutritive minerals such as magnesium, zinc, selenium and more.

I've been using this instrument for over a year now, so I've become very familiar with its operation and maintenance. I'm still amazed at the technology and its remarkable sensitivity. It's like having a sort of "X-Ray vision" into the elemental composition of foods, liquids and environmental samples. Almost anything that you can turn into a liquid can be analyzed with this instrument.

This Agilent ICP-MS system was also a key piece of the science I used to invent Cesium Eliminator and Heavy Metals Defense, dietary products that help make food safer for everyone.

This is also the instrument I used to confirm the continued use of the neurotoxic heavy metals mercury in vaccines. (Yes, mercury is still used in vaccines given to infants, children and pregnant women in America.)

Here's a video tour of the ICP-MS instrument, how it works and why I'm so impressed with this Agilent technology:



See some of the research results I've achieved with this instrument at the Natural News Forensic Food Lab.