Re: High cholesterol and vaccine injuries?

[Guest guest]

I just heard that Great Plains sent out a flyer related to CHOLESTEROL

as well. But I think it was talking about LOW cholesterol as it

mentioned Supplementing. I don't have the flyer - a friend called me

about it. Anyone have it?

KS

[Guest guest]

He isn't by chance taking Actos or Avandia? That's been proven to

elevate cholesterol.

Debi

>

> DS's cholesterol (he's slim but not skinny for a toddler, on GF/CF/SF,

> no junk food ever, main carb is sweet potato, loves fresh fruit-- all

> organic) was high according to recent blood tests.

[Guest guest]

Hi Debi,

No, he's not on any medication at the moment other than the nystatin

and basic supplements. I've been following the Avandia controversy for

a while-- yet another killer drug, huh?

> >

> > DS's cholesterol (he's slim but not skinny for a toddler, on

GF/CF/SF,

> > no junk food ever, main carb is sweet potato, loves fresh fruit--

all

> > organic) was high according to recent blood tests.

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, I'll keep an eye out for information on it. The kids' testing

was done through Genova this time.

>

> I just heard that Great Plains sent out a flyer related to

CHOLESTEROL

> as well. But I think it was talking about LOW cholesterol as it

> mentioned Supplementing. I don't have the flyer - a friend called me

> about it. Anyone have it?

> KS

>

[Guest guest]

My son also has this 'genetic' high childhood cholesterol. I have

yet to find anyone in my family or my husband's family that has high

cholesterol. It is my belief that it is his body's immune response

to try to clear metals. It is my understanding that the study on low

cholesterol and autism showed that adding high cholesterol foods such

as eggs and liver to the diet improved symptoms of autism. My son is

more on the milder side of the spectrum, so it makes me wonder if the

high cholesterol has mitigated his symptoms.

Interestingly, I have a friend who recently was diagnosed with

arsenic poisoning. Her doctor said it was due to her high fish

comsumption (she is a vegetarian). Suddenly she has high cholesterol

too.

>

> DS's cholesterol (he's slim but not skinny for a toddler, on

GF/CF/SF,

> no junk food ever, main carb is sweet potato, loves fresh fruit--

all

> organic) was high according to recent blood tests. Dh and I both

have

> the cholesterol of Bush men in Africa who eat leaves and chase game

> with darts, as do most of the rest of the family until they hit

their

> seventies or eighties, so we can't even call it genetic.

>

> The DAN said it could be a temporary elevation from stress, but I

see

> stuff all over the web about vaccine injuries and high cholesterol.

> Some groups which consider autism to be genetic just assume that

the

> high cholesterol is genetic as well. I'm not buying it. I also see

news

> reports of " unprecedented " numbers of young kids with high

cholesterol.

> Does junk food really explain it? Everyone ate crap when I was a

kid

> (except us: both dh and I were subjected to fiber bars, vegetarian

stew

> and whole wheat pasta growing up). What in vaccines could do this?

>

> Also, does the fact that mercury causes arterial plaques (Ohio

State

> study) mean that raised cholesterol is an effect of mercury?

>

> Thanks in advance.

>