Symptomatic Persian Gulf War
Vets Show Brain-Volume Deficits
Soldiers returning from Iraq in
the early 1990s with several health
issues display difficulty in
learning and memory, new study says
By Nikhil
Swaminathan
"loss of control of bodily functions?"
(Diarrhea?)
"The average soldier reported five
symptoms out of a possible 20, which included
forgetfulness, headaches, fatigue, nausea, skin rash and
joint pain" |
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chemical that should be suspect is a neurotoxin and a pesticide and
it is listed in Book 2 of Solvents and Pesticides gulf war troops
were exposed to: 2-butoxyethanol and Diethylene Glycol MonoBUTYL
Ether.
It should be suspect for the odd symptoms named. Civilians would
call it Chronic Fatigue Immune Dysfunction Syndrome, CFS, or FM. It
is a teratogen chemical & children can have memory loss, etc., too
Exposure 'looks like the flu' or diarrhea, sniffles, etc
28% of the general population should have similar exposure, as it is
in widespread use in cleaning products, paint, etc.
http://www.valdezlink.com/re/flunotvirus.htm
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The chemical that
should be suspect is a neurotoxin and a
pesticide and it is listed in Book 2 of
Solvents and Pesticides gulf war troops
were exposed to: 2-butoxyethanol and
Diethylene Glycol MonoBUTYL Ether.
It should be suspect for the odd
symptoms named. Civilians would call it
Chronic Fatigue Immune Dysfunction
Syndrome, CFS, or FM. It is a teratogen
chemical & children can have memory
loss, etc., too
Exposure & looks like the flu or
diarrhea, sniffles, etc
28% of the general population should
have similar exposure, as it is in
widespread use in cleaning products,
paint, etc.
http://www.valdezlink.com/re/flunotvirus.htm
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This chemical won't
do just one thing -
If you only have one
health issue, and/or
your parent doesn't
have 'the odd
assortment of
CFIDS
symptoms,' don't
suspect
2-butoxyethanol
poisoning.
Compare
EVOS
Robin to
Gulf War Vet
Donny
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