They probably are barium. At least that is what I had. However a bismuth
compound is the active ingredient in PeptoBismo and bismuth compounds are used
to treat a number of GI problems. Bismuth is also used extensively in cosmetics.

Jim Hannon





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On Mon, 27 Sep 1999, Erich Kern wrote:

> John,
> You've not heard of Bismuth enemas then. For lower GI fluoroscope exams. Can't
> be too toxic then can it?
> Erich
>

Weren't those _barium_??


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> Be careful with the Bismuth!  It is far worse for you than lead...
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