Re: lynda: saline questions

[Guest guest]

High levels of platinum was found in my blood, urine, hair, tissue and nails.

Have you been tested for platinum Lynda? Platinum was also used in saline

implants.

Lynda wrote:

Probably, mine was pretty heavy with platinum.

Lynda

At 12:49 PM 6/7/2004, you wrote:

>The neurological problems seem to be pretty common. Do you think

>it's heavy metals,etc?

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[Guest guest]

One woman, age 18, died 3 weeks after implant, she was in Vancouver,

BC. Infection.

A number of long-term saline women have died. I am sure the FDA has some

stats on this. They had major fungal problems, but many had neurological

symptoms. Auto-immune disease is as common with saline as with silicone.

You can be as ill from saline as from silicone. We have had persons with

Norplant with serious illness. Also with any other implantable silicone

device. I don't keep track of who has what (over 10,000 women on my list),

so I just remember the details about what happens.

Lynda

At 12:19 PM 6/7/2004, you wrote:

>Lynda,

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>You've mentioned that you knew some women with saline that had

>died. If you don't mind, could you provide length of exposure to

>explants, symptoms, etc? This is the first I've heard of salines

>causing deaths, knew about the gel.

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>Thanks,

>Beth

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[Guest guest]

Yep, I know two women who's lives/endocrine health was destroyed by this crap.

The London Times(1998) did an article on the safety issues of this device. Evidently many British women experienced bad side effects from this--including severe alopecia. I think they were seeking a ban in the UK. Upjohn-Pharmacia makes this poison but of course they tout this stuff as safe. Never trust reasearch done by the company that stands to profit.

Depo provera shots are another bad drug.Lynda <coss@...> wrote:

One woman, age 18, died 3 weeks after implant, she was in Vancouver, BC. Infection.A number of long-term saline women have died. I am sure the FDA has some stats on this. They had major fungal problems, but many had neurological symptoms. Auto-immune disease is as common with saline as with silicone. You can be as ill from saline as from silicone. We have had persons with Norplant with serious illness. Also with any other implantable silicone device. I don't keep track of who has what (over 10,000 women on my list), so I just remember the details about what happens.LyndaAt 12:19 PM 6/7/2004, you wrote:>Lynda,>>You've mentioned that you knew some women with saline that had>died. If you don't mind, could you provide length of exposure to>explants, symptoms, etc? This is the first I've heard of

salines>causing deaths, knew about the gel.>>Thanks,>Beth>>>>>

[Guest guest]

Probably, mine was pretty heavy with platinum.

Lynda

At 12:49 PM 6/7/2004, you wrote:

>The neurological problems seem to be pretty common. Do you think

>it's heavy metals,etc?

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[Guest guest]

No, when mine were removed (1990, second one, 1991), nobody ever thought

about testing for those things. But I could not take any vitamins with any

metals in them for years. No iron, zinc, etc. Some women were actually

diagnosed with toxic porphyria, an illness that comes from high levels of

toxic metals. I am sure I had some of that, but avoiding docs as I did

kept me from wanting to be tested for a lot of stuff. We did find out

later that Mentor Siltex, the year I had them, had high levels of platinum.

Lynda

At 06:54 AM 6/7/2004, you wrote:

>High levels of platinum was found in my blood, urine, hair, tissue and

>nails. Have you been tested for platinum Lynda? Platinum was also used

>in saline implants.

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>Lynda wrote:

>>Probably, mine was pretty heavy with platinum.

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>>Lynda

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>>At 12:49 PM 6/7/2004, you wrote:

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