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| Just wondering what the blood forming
organs are. Who would have thought it would include the liver AND
the kidneys. Web page I suggest those who have undetermined fatigue and symptoms such as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, FM or Chronic Fatigue Immune Dysfunction Syndrome ask their doctors ask the lab tech to tell them everything there is to know about the red blood cells and to LOOK at the Red Blood cells. If it is exposure to 2-butoxyethanol aka ethylene glycol monobutyl ether, it would be autoimmune hemolytic anemia and a lot of other autoimmune issues going on, as well. Of course, red and white blood cells are made in the bone marrow. When body has to seek stem cells elsewhere, and the bone marrow becomes less used, their can be bone pain and paralysis. There is a medical term for this, but I believe it was the answer Audrey was seeking regarding her husband. Very high white blood cell counts for this group of people can also be a fatigue sign of AIHA or IMHA Exposure looks like what we call 'the flu' Stop blaming something else for what this chemical does, if you seek good health |
| So tell me this....how does one chemical
cause the dozens of diseases that you've named. One chemical, when
absorbed by the human body can change into all these different
things? Yet nobody is getting ALL these cancers and syndromes and
whatnot. Each person gets sick a different way, and you want to
blame it all on THE SAME chemical. This doesn't sound far fetched to you at all???? |
| You ask a good question The way you recognize that this is the chemical, is to look for the odd pattern of CFS, or more accurately CFIDS. The proof that it is THIS chemical or similar is the FATIGUE; only doctors say they do not know what the fatigue is. No two people would look exactly alike, and that is why it hasn't been recognized medically. However, the fatigue is an autoimmune action on the red blood cells. So for those with too much DIRECT exposure, who have 'the idiopathic anemia' .... there fatigue is provable (& yes findable) ... This is precisely why the cause of 'gulf war syndrome' eludes us to this day. If we didn't blame Dioxin for the harm to the Vietnam vet (but the other chemical in the mix) maybe we would be closer to helping our soldiers today. We should be looking for what's the same about health damage in the various war eras. The reason there is such a big deal about DIABETES is that it is one of the side effects that can easily be found. I say they should be more concerned about the chemical exposure that causes abnormal blood sugar. Body temp has been so up and down the past 40+ years, one nurse told me it signifies nothing to them. I say ... high temp would be a sign of a recent, serious exposure; subnormal body temp years later ... a sign of the anemia that this chemical causes (can't keep body temp at 98.6) |
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May 25, 2008