“…In the middle of the most toxic metals, mercury is the one widespread in air, water, and soil, generated by sources like gold productions, coal plants, thermometers, barometers, caustic soda and mercury lamps [3][4][5][6][7][8][9]. Mercury contaminations can induce strong damage to the central nervous system, and its accumulations in the human body may lead to various cognitive, motor disorders and Minamata disease [10][11][12][13]. On October 10, 2013, more than 90 countries in the world signed "The Minamata Convention on Mercury", a new global treaty to cut mercury emissions and releases and set up controls on products, mines and industrial plants [14].…”