Research - Spot
Shot aerosol Test with a pet
Can
a pet get CFS?
-
I think so
Maybe they can prove the
FATIGUE?
2-butoxyethanol health
effects
I think an experiment with
such a product could be
replicated on pets scheduled
for 'destruction' Spray such
a product in a cage & I
think you know what I think
will happen
Maybe that would be a faster
way to prove
harm of 2-butoxyethanol
per the NIH info on CFS:
"it difficult to diagnose
CFS because it has the same
symptoms as many other
diseases. When talking with
and examining you, your
health care provider must
first rule out diseases that
have similar symptoms. In
follow-up visits, you and
your provider need to watch
for any new cues or symptoms
that might show that the
problem is something other
than CFS"
In the case of the Persian
cat, the only thing that
changed was use of aerosol
carpet cleaner that was 25%
2-butoxyethanol.
IN CFS, the doctors do not
know what the fatigue is;
but for this chemical it
would be autoimmune
hemolytic anemia
Found by
-
taking
a closer look at the red
blood cells
AND,
- is
there
blood
in urine?
Sounded like the cat had the
'tired' and the blood
showing up
This
dog actually received a
diagnosis of Autoimmune
Hemolytic Anemia from its
vet
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Why I
looked into the harm of
2-butoxyethanol
3-16-05 |
[URL=http://home.gci.net/~blessing/pages/discoveries.htm#2-b]2-butoxyethanol
health effects[/URL]
I think an experiment with
such a product could be
replicated on pets scheduled
for 'destruction' Spray such
a product in a cage & I
think you know what I think
will happen
Maybe that would be a faster
way to prove [url=http://www.valdezlink.com/hemoglobinuria.htm]harm
of 2-butoxyethanol[/url]
[URL=http://www.niaid.nih.gov/factsheets/cfs.htm#7]per
the NIH info on CFS[/URL]:
"it difficult to diagnose
CFS because it has the same
symptoms as many other
diseases. When talking with
and examining you, your
health care provider must
first rule out diseases that
have similar symptoms. In
follow-up visits, you and
your provider need to watch
for any new cues or symptoms
that might show that the
problem is something other
than CFS"
In the case of the persian
cat, the only thing that
changed was use of aerosol
carpet cleaner that was 25%
2-butoxyethanol.
IN CFS, the doctors do not
know what the fatigue is;
but for this chemical it
would be autoimmune
hemolytic anemia
Found by taking a closer
look at the red blood cells
http://www.valdezlink.com/check_blood.htm#retic
AND, is there blood in
urine?
Sounded like the cat had the
'tired' and the blood
showing up
[url=http://home.gci.net/~blessing/pages/canine.htm#canine]This
dog actually received a
diagnosis of Autoimmune
Hemolytic Anemia from its
vet[/url] |
Concern for Our Pets being exposed
to glycol ether, esp with butyl
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