Fw: Request from Marlou Boots, our Dutch Support Leader for years

November 17, 2003

Poor Marlou.....I hope we do have some answers....

----- Original Message ----- From: ilena rose

ilena@...

Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2003 2:40 PM

Subject: Request from Marlou Boots, our Dutch Support Leader for years

NOTE: I've put a great photo of Marlou and part of her implant collection on the front page of our website:

www.BreastImplantAwareness.org

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Please post!

Thanks to all in advance for an answer.

Cosima

Postfach 728CH-8038 Zurichmail@...www.ssf-info.com

Hello, my dear friends,

Here (again) a request for help from Holland. This time it’s for another good cause: SELF!

Of course, there is no difference between other afflicted silicone women and me, but as you (may) know, I'm "kind of the high tree" and without me, the Dutch women are completely left alone.

Problem now:

This summer, 12 years after removal of my last implant, P.A.-test showed silicone in bursa tissue out of my elbow, ELISA rheumatism-test was far over 300 and X-ray small joints showed severe arthrosis and osteoporosis.

For over 2 decades all tests were dubious or negative, never as clear or bad as now. All traditional treatment I’ve used over the years to handle the pains like plaqunil, ascall, acentrine, etc. only activated the complaints. Made them worse, more painful and me more weak and sick. Only simple paracetamol helped a bit to alleviate the pains. I became very allergic to almost everything by eating, breathing, touching. Oh well, I think, most of you do recognize this.

Now, my Specialist advises low doses of Methotrexate (Ledertrexate, MTX) injections once a week. It’s a chemo-medicine, used by cancer, to “kill” the cellular excrescence, I’m supposed to use that for years. Thanks to Dr. Shanklin I know that is not good.

But, WHAT ELSE?????

My request

- Who did use / get these injections, for how long and most important: DID IT HELP”

- Isn’t there another possibility?

- WHO knows an alternative, a good treatment without chemicals in it?

All suggestions are welcome! You can reach me by:

Telephone: 0031 320 264 566

Fax: 0031 320 264 548

By post: Marlou Boots, Uitdamstraat 22, 8244 DZ Lelystad / Holland

E-mail: mail@... (via Cosima in Switzerland. She will forward all messages immediately)

Thank you for your help!

With LOVE from Holland.

Marlou Boots

November 17, 2003

Here's something that looks promising. I suggest you do as much research as possible, but here are some links to get you started:

cerasomal-cis-9 cetylmyristoleate, or CMO, a medium chain triglyceride.

http://www.health-science.com/index.htm?page=/cmo.html

http://www.simplecom.net/timeless/profess.htm

CETYLMYRISTOLEATE, is a medium-chained fatty acid (oil) originally discovered when it was observed that a certain strain of white mice were totally arthritis resistant. Cety-myristoleate is a waxy substance at room temperature, but a clear, light yellow oily material at body temperature. It can be laid upon an absorbent bed of powder and the end product compressed into a tablet, or it can be encapsulated into a two-piece hard shell capsule, or a gelatin softshell capsule. Cetyl myristoleate is a simple, natural nutrient...not a drug. And Cetyl myristoleate doesn't cause any known side effects. Numerous, well-documented scientific studies have shown repeatedly the high efficacy of cety myristoleate in effectively treating patients afflicted with mild-to-severe cases of osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and reactive psoriatic arthritis, and more recently, with many other auto-immune disorders. The results of these studies showed consistent, permanent relief from pain, inflammation, and marked deformation of nearly all interphalangeal & large joints.

In 1962 Harry set up a laboratory in his own home, and for over two years he spent his weekends and evenings working by himself. His experiments to find a cure for arthritis started with mice that proved to be immune to arthritis. What he was looking for was already in the common mouse. After two years of chemical sleuthing and laboratory experimenting, he finally isolated the molecule that gave these mice their immunity to arthritis - cetyl myristoleate.

His next step was to determine if a synthetic form was as effective as the cetyl myristoleate found in the mice. After creating the molecule from myristoleic acid and cetyl alcohol, he tested it on other laboratory animals. It proved to be just as effective.

The next thing he did, was to approach the pharmaceutical industry with his wonderful discovery, but he was in for a rude awakening. He assumed that any one of these drug companies would jump at the opportunity to finish his research and develop a cure for arthritis. This was not the case. Because his discovery occurs in nature, the product itself could not be patented, only its use. Without a product patent, a drug company would not be able to control who manufactures it and with no control of the market, the profits would have to be shared. None of the companies he presented it to would even consider it. Harry ended up taking his marvelous healing nutrient and putting it on the shelf until 1991, when he himself developed osteoarthritis in his hands, knees, and feet. After going to his medical doctor for help and eventually being told that there was nothing else that could be done for him, did Harry go back to his own discovery of cetyl myristoleate and made up a batch to try on himself. Within 30 days his arthritis pain was totally gone!

Even though Harry was a laboratory research scientist, his own experience motivated him to begin further studies. It was not until 1994 when he and a fellow chemist published his research in the Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences that the health care industry became aware of it. Since cetyl myristoleate is an injectable oily substance that works best when it is injected at or near the site of the arthritic inflammation and has a very low bioavailability level in oral administration, it still took over two years to get to the point where material sources could be identified and processing methods developed to create a commercially-available product, hence, the trademarked formulations that contain Harry's cetyl myristoleate - CMO™ and COLLASTIN™ .

HOPE THIS HELPS!

Love,

Patty

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From: *~Patty~*

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