Re: Shots & Fibro Dominie????

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I think it would be great! I am constantly having put in me whether it's shots or blood work. Hugs H Sent from my BlackBerry® smartphone with SprintSpeedFrom: "heidi" Date: Sat, 29 Nov 2008 15:15:54 -0000<dominie >Subject: Shots Fibro Dominie???? Oh My Gosh ladies. I had the symptoms from 1994 till I was diagonsed in 2006. In 2004 I had tetnus shot, Hepatis A & Hep B shots for we were vol. Community Emergency Response Team (JAXCERT) Members through our fire rescue dept. No more.then in 2007 a pnumonia shot dr's orders each year I got pnumonia too and bronchitis. But had all these shots then in 2006 gott he dx of fibromyalgia,MPS and some others too that go with it. I am wondering too. Maybe it could be the metal in the needles too. Worth researching some more too. Hey Dom do you think If I wrote UF researchers in Gainsville also Ad Dr. Rolaund Staud he might want to look into it. Since he does other research on fibromyaglia patients. Just an idea also what do you all think to see what there response would be. Heidi

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This would be interesting to find out. If their using metals that can

have allergic reactions or not would be interesting. Though you'd

think they wouldn't be using metals known to cause problems. Who

knows?

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> Oh My Gosh ladies.

> I had the symptoms from 1994 till I was diagonsed in 2006. In 2004

I

> had tetnus shot, Hepatis A & Hep B shots for we were vol.

Community

> Emergency Response Team (JAXCERT) Members through our fire rescue

> dept. No more.then in 2007 a pnumonia shot dr's orders each year I

got

> pnumonia too and bronchitis.

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> But had all these shots then in 2006 gott he dx of

fibromyalgia,MPS

> and some others too that go with it. I am wondering too. Maybe it

could

> be the metal in the needles too. Worth researching some more too.

> Hey Dom do you think If I wrote UF researchers in Gainsville also

Ad

> Dr. Rolaund Staud he might want to look into it. Since he does

other

> research on fibromyaglia patients.

>

> Just an idea also what do you all think to see what there response

> would be. Heidi

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Aluminum does leach into our food, that is why it discolors with acid food. Stainless steel you would really have to scrape it hard to get a shaving off of it. Teflon is to be phased out in a couple years. There are pans that are called green pans, they are on HSN. They are so much better than Teflon. Sandie -- Re: Shots & Fibro Dominie???? You're absolutely right. I guess I was only referring to metal being inserted through our skin. I've heard about aluminium leaching into our foods via pans. Does this include stainless steel? When my husband sees me scraping the pan - as in a stew or soup etc - he always thinks the metal's scraping off, too. Is he right? Thanks Carlene > > I have read here and there that metal pans we cook in can and do leak metal into our foods. > > Pam ------------------------------------

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Apparently acidic foods can cause leaching from any metal pan; that is foods like fruits, tomatoes, anything with vinegar in it. But I don't think that you scrape off metal. You do, of course, scrape off teflon. That can't be good either.

Pam

Re: Shots & Fibro Dominie????

You're absolutely right. I guess I was only referring to metal beinginserted through our skin. I've heard about aluminium leaching into ourfoods via pans. Does this include stainless steel? When my husband seesme scraping the pan - as in a stew or soup etc - he always thinks themetal's scraping off, too. Is he right? Thanks Carlene>> I have read here and there that metal pans we cook in can and do leakmetal into our foods.>> Pam

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That is why stanley 7 I muse only cast iron Skilets to cook in. we have

a gas stove.OUr oldest son gave usa teflon pan back in 2003 to use

which wes till use now nd then.He thinks seasoning cast iron skillets

is toomuch trouble.

I also heard when yuo use teflon pans a vet told me this and it is on

various pet sites too the fumes from the teflon pan can hurt a pet

bird like a parkette or even a parrot.

But we use cast iron skillets.I will ask mydr about this for when I had

my pnumonia shot last year the tech asked me if I was senstive to

metal. so that got me thinking. heidi

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There are actually problems with some of the pans made. If they began

to peel back and pieces get in your food. And I'm allergic to the

metal of tableware..If it touches my teeth it's like the same effect

as metal to metal braces....So, who knows?!

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> > I had the symptoms from 1994 till I was diagonsed in 2006. In

2004

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> I

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> > had tetnus shot, Hepatis A & Hep B shots for we were vol.

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> Community

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> > Emergency Response Team (JAXCERT) Members through our fire rescue

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> > dept. No more.then in 2007 a pnumonia shot dr's orders each year

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> > pnumonia too and bronchitis.

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> > But had all these shots then in 2006 gott he dx of

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> fibromyalgia,MPS

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> > and some others too that go with it. I am wondering too. Maybe it

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> > be the metal in the needles too. Worth researching some more too.

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> > Hey Dom do you think If I wrote UF researchers in Gainsville also

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> Ad

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> > Dr. Rolaund Staud he might want to look into it. Since he does

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> other

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> > research on fibromyaglia patients.

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> > Just an idea also what do you all think to see what there response

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> > would be. Heidi

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Metal has been the cause of many problems for people.

Metal surgical instrutments being left in patients causes reactions,

etc. I myself am allergic to metals. Have you heard about the

relationships of our metal cavity fillings and their negative

reactions too? It's all open to possibilities......

*L

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> > I seriously doubt that any of our problems are caused by the metal

> used in

> > needles for injections or lab test. If this was so, then we would

have

> > problems from using table ware, knives to cut our food, pans to

cook

> it in.

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> > Sandie

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Exactly, Pam. And it's extremely dangerous. There's metal in our

waters, and who knows what else. Multiple Chemical Sensitivities

covers a lot of this.

*L

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> > I seriously doubt that any of our problems are caused by the

metal

> used in

> > needles for injections or lab test. If this was so, then we

would have

> > problems from using table ware, knives to cut our food, pans to

cook

> it in.

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> > Sandie

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http://www.checnet.org/about_checfaq.asp

Children's Health Environmental Coalition

Our world in general is filled with things that are poisoning us. I

am a sufferer of Multiple Chemical Sensitivities. My body reacts to a

lot of stuff. One organization I like is the one I've listed above.

You might find it interesting.

You can also find links and info on www.Care2.com about having a

healthy environment.

((HUGS))

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> > I seriously doubt that any of our problems are caused by the

metal

> used in

> > needles for injections or lab test. If this was so, then we

would have

> > problems from using table ware, knives to cut our food, pans to

cook

> it in.

> >

> > Sandie

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I've been saying for years there is something in the water, and finally last year science proved I was right. How about that? Two points for me.

Speaking of which, I have noticed that now that winter has come the trees being thinner, I hear everything at night for miles around. It is like the butterfly effect. It is like you already couldn't sleep well, now sound travels, and there is more noise to distract you from going to sleep. This, on top of the cold weather making you hurt more.

Stacie

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There is solid research that food absorbs metals and plastics from

cookware, tableware, etc. There is also a connection between these

metals and illness. For example, excess aluminum is connected to

Alzheimers Disease, and people who cook in cast iron have higher

blood levels of iron and therefore less anemia. There are tons of

heavy metals and artificial estrogens in the air, soil and water, and

therefore all of our food. These are proven to cause horrible health

problems for everyone. Most plant fertilizers contain estrogens, to

make plants grow fast and produce more fruits/vegetables. While no

one has " proven " the effects these have on the human body, they are

absorbed in the body and affect our hormone balances. Since every

single function in our bodies is regulated by hormones, the effects

this can have on the function of our bodies is a complete unknown.

Because food manufacturers give more money to our government than

most other industries, these studies have simply not been done, and

are not likely to be done anytime soon. Just like the current issue

of melamine in baby formula and toxic plastic water bottles,

EVERYTHING that enters our body has an effect, whether positive or

negative. Unfortunately these days, because of pollution and

industry, there are many more nasty toxins in our environment, and a

resulting explosion of " mystery illnesses " of every variety,

including FM, CFS, MPS, etc. For those of us already suffering from

these illnesses, it is that much more important that we practice

caution in what we do and do not pump into our already overwhelmed

systems.

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Hi , it's very worrying to think that there is " a connection between

these metals and illness. " And that we're all paying the price (with

depleted health) for " these studies not being done. " Some months ago, I

bought some cheap plastic water bottles. Just from washing them in hot

soapy water - I started to notice a very unpleasant taste of plastic in

the water. So, yesterday I bought a more expensive bottle. And threw the

others out. As you say we need to be cautious in everything. Thanks for

your terrific article. Carlene

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> There is solid research that food absorbs metals and plastics from

> cookware, tableware, etc. There is also a connection between these

> metals and illness. For example, excess aluminum is connected to

> Alzheimers Disease, and people who cook in cast iron have higher

> blood levels of iron and therefore less anemia. There are tons of

> heavy metals and artificial estrogens in the air, soil and water, and

> therefore all of our food. These are proven to cause horrible health

> problems for everyone. Most plant fertilizers contain estrogens, to

> make plants grow fast and produce more fruits/vegetables. While no

> one has " proven " the effects these have on the human body, they are

> absorbed in the body and affect our hormone balances. Since every

> single function in our bodies is regulated by hormones, the effects

> this can have on the function of our bodies is a complete unknown.

> Because food manufacturers give more money to our government than

> most other industries, these studies have simply not been done, and

> are not likely to be done anytime soon. Just like the current issue

> of melamine in baby formula and toxic plastic water bottles,

> EVERYTHING that enters our body has an effect, whether positive or

> negative. Unfortunately these days, because of pollution and

> industry, there are many more nasty toxins in our environment, and a

> resulting explosion of " mystery illnesses " of every variety,

> including FM, CFS, MPS, etc. For those of us already suffering from

> these illnesses, it is that much more important that we practice

> caution in what we do and do not pump into our already overwhelmed

> systems.

>