Re: Hey Andy et al: Re: Neuron loss in cerebellar cortex of rats exposed to mercury vapor : a stereological study.

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In a message dated 7/27/00 12:33:59 PM, decelie_edward@... writes:

<< Andy/Lyn et al,

What would you suspect is the mode with which the rats were administered

methyl mercury? How would this study effect the suggestion that vaccines

contribute to autism (I'm speaking about the mercury not any direct immune

related process). >>

I don't interpret studies based on abstracts since those so seldom reflect

the actual observations.

Andy

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In a message dated 7/27/00 1:39:20 PM, kblanco@... writes:

<< was wondering, off subject, how parasites crawl into the picture of mercury

poisining? Is this another problem in our kids, or are they loving the

environment of candida problems becuase of the mercury poisining, does detox

help get rid of them? >>

Your immune system is what keeps parasites and yeast in check.

Mercury impairs the immune system.

Everything the immune system is supposed to control has a field day.

You can treat forever and not get rid of the stuff if the immune system isn't

up to snuff. Or you can detox to fix the immune system and then you might or

might not have to treat whatever it is once.

Andy Cutler

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was wondering, off subject, how parasites crawl into the picture of mercury

poisining? Is this another problem in our kids, or are they loving the

environment of candida problems becuase of the mercury poisining, does detox

help get rid of them?

Kathy B

Re: Hey Andy et al: Re: [ ] Neuron loss in cerebellar

cortex of rats exposed to mercury vapor : a stereological study.

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>In a message dated 7/27/00 12:33:59 PM, decelie_edward@... writes:

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><< Andy/Lyn et al,

> What would you suspect is the mode with which the rats were

administered

>methyl mercury? How would this study effect the suggestion that vaccines

>contribute to autism (I'm speaking about the mercury not any direct immune

>related process). >>

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>I don't interpret studies based on abstracts since those so seldom reflect

>the actual observations.

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>Andy

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