legal actions re formaldehyde from varnish?: Dan Equi: Murray: 11.27.2 rmforall

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legal actions re formaldehyde from varnish?: Dan Equi: Murray: 11.27.2

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Nov 27 2002 Hello Dan Equi, I hope this helps. How long were you

exposed, and what were your symptoms? Have you noticed any reactions to

aspartame (NutraSweet, Equal, most diet sodas)?

Good luck, Rich Murray

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Subject:

Date: Wed, 27 Nov 2002 20:17:00 -0000

From: " dan_equi " <dan_equi@...>

rmforall@...

I stumbled across this Aspartame E-mail group while researching

formaldehyde. My problem is not formaldehyde exposure from aspartame

but from outgassing of custom bedroom furniture from what we believe

is a defective and/or uncured coating. Does anyone know of any

attorney or existing class action against Valspar or other wood

finishing coating manufacturer that can help us recoup our very

substantial expenses? Thank You.

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Hello Dan Equi, Try searching on the Net:

http://google.com gives 105,000 websites for " aspartame " , while

http://groups.google.com/ finds on 700 MB of posts from 20-years of

Usenet groups, 72,300 posts, and

http://www.AllTheWeb.com gives 177,012, the top four being leading and

very well informed volunteer anti-aspartame sites.

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Subject: Re: [] IMPT. crosspost RE: MERCOLA's statement

Date: Wed, 27 Nov 2002 00:40:22 -0800 (PST)

From: Joe Klein <epistrophy1@...>

Reply-

In my opinion this web site is commercial. And, it is misleading. True

MCS is not a psychiatric disorder. It is a toxic injury with a variety

of symptoms including neurogical manifestations.

There is much more credible information about MCS elsewhere on the web.

I have reviewed an excellent introductory article by SHEILA BASTIEN,

Ph.D.

http://www.california.com/~hawk/MCS-Ammunition.htm is the link.

Also, http://www.mcsrr.org/ has a wealth of references to MCS.

Also,

http://directory.google.com/Top/Health/Conditions_and_Diseases/Immune_Disorders/\

Multiple_Chemical_Sensitivity/

Please also look at my Web Site www.stachy.5u.com for my own

personal experience with stachybotrys toxicity followed by MCS.

Hope this helps, ph P. Klein, Sr, M.D.

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formaldehyde and formic acid from methanol in aspartame:

Murray: 11.23.2 rmforall

It is certain that high levels of aspartame use, above 2 liters daily

for months and years, must lead to chronic formaldehyde-formic acid

toxicity, since 11% of aspartame (1120 mg in 2L diet soda, 5.6 12-oz

cans) is 123 mg methanol (wood alcohol), immediately released into the

body after drinking (unlike the large levels of methanol locked up in

molecules inside many fruits), then quickly transformed into

formaldehyde, which in turn becomes aspartic acid, both of which in

time become carbon dioxide and water-- however, about 30% of the

methanol remains in the body as cumulative durable toxic metabolites of

formaldehyde and formic acid-- 37 mg daily, a gram every month. This

long-term low-level chronic toxic exposure leads to typical patterns of

increasingly severe complex symptoms, starting with headache, fatigue,

joint pain, irritability, memory loss, and leading to vision and eye

problems and even seizures. In many cases there is addiction. Probably

there are immune system disorders, with a hypersensitivity to these

toxins and other chemicals.

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