*ADVISORY*ADVISORY*ADVISORY*ADVISORY*ADVISORY*ADVISORY*
 ____  _   _ __  __  ___                  
|  _ \| | | |  \/  |/ _ \  ___  _ __ __ _ 
| | | | |_| | |\/| | | | |/ _ \| '__/ _` |
| |_| |  _  | |  | | |_| | (_) | | | (_| |
|____/|_| |_|_|  |_|\___(_)___/|_|  \__, |
                                    |___/ 

Title:     DHMO Frequently Linked to Deaths
Date:      22 March 2000
Reporting: Norman G. Peterson, Ph.D.
Location:  Ferris State University (Chemistry, retired)
URL:       http://www.dhmo.org/alerts/advisory032200
-------------------------------------------------------

DHMO Implicated in Worldwide Deaths

Recent findings suggest that Dihydrogen Monoxide is
involved in significant numbers of deaths throughout
the world each year.  Often, deaths from flooding,
hurricanes, blizzards, typhoons, and tornados have
a strong link to DHMO, indicating a possible causative
link.  Research is underway.

Of interest to chemists is a new revelation that
iron (Fe) and its alloys may be involved in as many
deaths as, and some might say more than, Dihydrogen 
Monoxide.  DHMO.org recommends using caution similar 
to that exercised with DHMO when dealing with iron and 
iron alloys.

-------------------------------------------------------
  Support the cause... tell a friend about DHMO.org!
-------------------------------------------------------
Tom Way
Director of Research
DHMO.org - Dihydrogen Monoxide Research Division
email: dhmo@dhmo.org    web: http://www.dhmo.org
-------------------------------------------------------