Also avoid
chemical exposures. There are lots of odd reactions to various
chemicals; however, one chemical that would cause mouth ulcers
is 2-butoxyethanol.
A woman who worked with the
seal recovery in Seward, Alaska said that once at the
end of summer, 1989 an orange furred baby seal came in. It had
mouth ulcers. Soon all the workers, including her, had mouth
ulcers.
They went to the doctor/s and were told ... just a virus. Well,
what else was going on was the use of 2-butoxyethanol in Inipol
EAP 22 (an Exxon owned 'experiment')
and dropping of Corexit in the waters. One had 12%
2-butoxyethanol, the latter had 38% and is still in use today.
Her name is Robin Hancock Crochet and she replied to an ad in
the Times Picayune, paper in New Orleans, LA. Her half sister is
looking for her. Robin
shared a lot more things
started going wrong with her, too. She shared she had her
pancreas & spleen removed May 5, 2003 (awaiting a
transplant). Next report - 10-17-03 I haven't heard from her
since. She had an
assortment that could be described as CFIDS.
We had a young woman in our town who had mouth ulcers and the
doctors could not figure out why or even what to do for her. I
suspect that since she was a piano teacher who went to other
people's homes, she added a new student ... and in that home
they used the wrong
cleaning products. Most have too much of this
chemical and it is in most all carpet cleaning products. Don't
get the vapors in your eyes, and when you start 'sniffling' be
aware of what is going on around you. What is different than
before?
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