Re: Repeat Question: Dr. in NJ

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I believe Dr Bakers Assistant Maureen is in New Jersery. Her name is also

Maureen I think, anyone else??

[Guest guest]

I believe Dr Bakers Assistant Maureen is in New Jersery. Her name is also

Maureen I think, anyone else??

Maureen is on this list isn't she as Maureen Durkin? She is a nurse.

We see Dr. Annette Cartaxo, a developmental pediatrician, in Princeton, NJ.

She is wonderful.

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> Maureen is on this list isn't she as Maureen Durkin? She is a nurse.

>

> We see Dr. Annette Cartaxo, a developmental pediatrician, in

Princeton, NJ.

> She is wonderful.

For clarification, there is a Maureen McDonnell RN who works with Dr.

Baker and she is in NJ. You can find her number on the DAN

practitioner list.

I am Maureen Durkin RN and I live in Atlanta, Georgia. I work with my

clients individual pediatricians and use a DO for chelation.

There are alot of maureen's on these lists, because being Irish seems

to be a common trait in our kids (jewish seems common too)

On another subject concerning mitochondrial dysfunction. I was at a

conference and it was stated that children inherit their MOTHERS

mitochondrial DNA. I remember it well because , I thought my poor

kids! This could explain why so many of the mom's I see are

fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue patients. I will go through my notes.

But i know COq10, NAC and alpha lipoic acid are indicated as you know.

Maureen Durkin of Atlanta

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Is mito disease really inheritable or a pass along of mom's mercualism?

Kathy

[ ] Re: Repeat Question: Dr. in NJ

>> Maureen is on this list isn't she as Maureen Durkin? She is a nurse.

>>

>> We see Dr. Annette Cartaxo, a developmental pediatrician, in

>Princeton, NJ.

>> She is wonderful.

>

>For clarification, there is a Maureen McDonnell RN who works with Dr.

>Baker and she is in NJ. You can find her number on the DAN

>practitioner list.

>I am Maureen Durkin RN and I live in Atlanta, Georgia. I work with my

>clients individual pediatricians and use a DO for chelation.

>There are alot of maureen's on these lists, because being Irish seems

>to be a common trait in our kids (jewish seems common too)

>

>On another subject concerning mitochondrial dysfunction. I was at a

>conference and it was stated that children inherit their MOTHERS

>mitochondrial DNA. I remember it well because , I thought my poor

>kids! This could explain why so many of the mom's I see are

>fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue patients. I will go through my notes.

>But i know COq10, NAC and alpha lipoic acid are indicated as you know.

>Maureen Durkin of Atlanta

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Kathy,

What I hearing you ask is if the mitochondrial dysfunction is due to

genes or environment? And in this case the environment being the

mercury.

I think both. I think there is a genetic component to what we are

seeing with our kids and why this is being " expressed " now is because

of the drastic changes in the world in the last 50 years.

I believe the straw that broke the camels back was the addition of

the HIB and Hepatitis B vaccination in the early 90's. Which we now

know contains mercury.

Also when people receive these shots at different ages they have

different outcomes. I know one child who developed CFS after her MMR

at 13.

So take genetics change diet, environment and lifestyle and you will

have differnet outcomes. Unfortunately for our children not positive

outcomes.

When you look at repairing the mitochondria you must first remove the

agent in the body that activates the immunlogical system. Removing

can include toxic metals (always), parasites, food allergens, toxic

enviroment, non-nutirents yeast,viruses etc.

Then you restore balance thru use of what I would call redox-acive

substances (not important just big word) like N-acetyl-

cysteine,lipoic acid, vitamin E and flavanoids like grape seed

extract quercitin etc.

You would then restore mitochondrial membrane integrity by

administering essential fatty acid, such as alpha lipoic acid,fish

oil (EPA & DHA) I wouldn't use flax seed oil, because many people

don't convert flax to the EPA & DHA part your brain and nervous

system needs.

That's a long answer, but I hope I answered your question.

Maureen D.

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In egroups, " Jim Blanco " <kblanco@m...> wrote:

> Is mito disease really inheritable or a pass along of mom's

mercualism?

> Kathy

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> >On another subject concerning mitochondrial dysfunction. I was at

a

> >conference and it was stated that children inherit their MOTHERS

> >mitochondrial DNA. I remember it well because , I thought my poor

> >kids! This could explain why so many of the mom's I see are

> >fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue patients. I will go through my

notes.

> >But i know COq10, NAC and alpha lipoic acid are indicated as you

know.

> >Maureen Durkin of Atlanta

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