victoria: B/A Friday 6/24 LONG

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

Here is the list down below. I have been unable to find the

reference to tin on the Mentor Web site. Patty had sent that link

to me. Mentor says they use a small tin ratio, but in my case it

was quite toxic.

So you can see for some women silicone may not be the only culprit.

All of these chemicals can compromise your immune system. It is

extremely hard work to restore it. I recently spoke to a Canadian

rearcher who told me that implants are basically two large absesses

in the body and that in fact, most saline implants do leak to some

extent. That means bacteria can enter in and out.

I pray that you will put off the surgery a little while longer and

read through these stories. The pro-implant sites are very

exciting . I remember when I read them avidly. I wish I had found

these sites and could have spent as much informed time.

explantation.com is another very good site as well to look through,

as is http://www.orgsites.com/fl/adjuvantdisease/index.html (great

info there)

Best wishes,

Beth

<<<<<<<<http://www.breast-implants.org/

THE BREAST IMPLANT CHEMICAL POISON LIST:

Below is the List of Chemicals which experts have analyzed to be in

the explanted breast implant shell envelopes and gels.

Methyl Ethyl Ketone

Cyclohexane

Isopropyl Alcohol

Denatured Alcohol

Acetone

Urethane

Lacquer thinner

Ethyl Acetate

Epoxy Resin

Epoxy hardener

Amine

Printing ink

Toluene

Freon

Silicone

Lofol (formaldehyde)

Flux

Metal cleaning acid

Eastman 910 glue (Cyanoacyryiates)

Talcum Powder

Color Pigments as release agents

Oakite (a cleaning solvent)

Ethylene Oxide (ETO)

Carbob black

Xylene

Hexane

Hexanone 2

Antioxidant (rubber)

Zinc Oxide

Naphtha (rubber solvent)

Phenol

Benzene-Known carcinogen!!!!

ALSO.....

Polyvinyl Chloride (Liquid Vinyl) This ingredient was used in all

medical

devices made at Lab, from tubing to gel.

Methylene Chloride/Dichloromethane. This breaks down in the body so

blood

cannot carry oxygen. It metabolizes carbon monoxide poisoning and

causes

central nervous system depression.

People working in the plants that manufacture these chemicals limit

their

exposure to them. It's unbelievable that as intelligent human

beings we

permit this type of internal chemical exposure