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Lou Gehrig - ALS
Anyone know what was going on with Lou Gehrig when he had the flu that would not quit?

We are not only needing another view of DIABETES and what has been harming our military since WWII days to the present ...

We need a new perspective on what the flu really is: a chemical poisoning which causes an autoimmune immune system ... and leaves bacteria and viruses unchecked. Goes back to the 14th century when new forms of warfare .... explosives ... started up

Too much exposure to 2-butoxyethanoland you can get things like MS, Parkinson's and ALS, aka Lou Gehrig's disease.

I bet the three soldiers who died last year after FLU ... wish the medical & research groups had figured it all out 63 years ago, back in 1942 (Well the research IS done; sadly, its exposure is not recognized on a practical level and the poisoning of all of us goes on and on and on.

I think we should stop poisoning our own ... and stop the birth defects, Autism, growth abnormalities, NHL, leukemias, brain tumors ...

That's what I think.

I just recognize this chemical's effects. It looks like CFIDS (Chronic Fatigue Syndromes, FM, etc) *

I just recognize this chemical, that's all

You will find it in many types of cleaners used at home and in the military ... probably in jet fuels, gun cleaners, paint ... a multitude of items ...

and flight medics? They can get exposed second hand
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I'm just saying things like, "If you recognized the pattern of 2-butoxyethanol poisoning, you wouldn't blame Dioxin on all that happened to the Vietnam Vet"

'Gulf war Syndrome' looks like 2-butoxyethanol overexposure, and they will look like the Exxon Valdez oil spill cleanup workers. {If anyone bothers to look)

I am saying besides 'flu symptoms' DIARRHEA is one of the clues for 2-butoxyethanol poisoning. And that WW II vets are equally harmed.   Including General Eisenhower *

and Pres FDR    *

Why the USA can't find the real cause of gulf war syndrome *

You would have to take a look at what I'm saying here ... and it might make sense.

One thing is for sure, we have epidemic rates of diabetes and NHL and Autism and researchers are very, very stumped and concerned.

We can't keep on going on like this
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Well, I wasn't looking for all these things. I was just looking for what 2-butoxyethanol did as it was the chemical harm listed for the biodremediation workers of the Exxon Valdez oil spill workers. It causes hemolytic anemia

For your information, someone in my family was harmed by this chemical when they were in the 1000 young men of Exxon's experiment. So, as you might imagine, I've been looking into it quite seriously these past 4 years. (since I found out)

I didn't expect to find the common chemical exposure between them and the 'gulf war syndrome' vets. But as I spoke with Marine, Chad Pagel, of Indiana I saw the same pattern (starting with diarrhea big time when they secured the airport) ... and then later found it was on the list of solvents and pesticides the gulf war troops were exposed to.

I didn't expect to find the fatigue that doctors are looking for with CFIDS, CFS, FM.

But I believe I have stumbled onto it  *



I have another perspective on many commonly held beliefs now, that I never would have had otherwise.

But the theory of the fatigue is the provable harm of 2-butoxyethanol (ethylene glycol monobutyl ether). I believe it is autoimmune hemolytic anemia; now known as immune mediated hemolytic anemia, that changes over time and amount of exposure. It IS findable, but only by those harmed and their doctors
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I still very much want to know what caused the 'flu that would not quit' for Lou Gehrig ....
as that would be the exposure to 2-butoxyethanol that caused the ALS
gulf war stats
Skeptical?

Help Our Gulf War Vets

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ALS is now on the Presumptive disability approval of the VA for all vets, 2008   *

Skeptical about ALS ... that EGBE could cause it?  *

http://www.valdezlink.com/re/msn/helpourgulfwarvets/menu.htm  (Help Our Gulf War Vets)