Re: NANOBACTERIA Re: The Calcium Lie - What Your Doctor Doesn't Know Could Kill/phone mast

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Sandy!

Is it possisble to have a copy of this paper?? I am fighting the

installation of a phone mast in our area which is located right in

peoples' gardens and within a hop and a skip from 2 schools. I'd love to

have a summary I can hand to the local town counsellor.

Best,

Sandy and Tim schrieb:

>

> Hi Sally and Natasa,

>

> Natasa - you've given me even more to think about :-)! It all seems

> to make such good sense.

>

> You know I was listening to raw foodists talking about the pineal and

> checked with wikipedia. Raw foodists are very keen on the pineal -

> they say that it probably isn't well understood and is very important

> to " conscious living " etc . They say these days it is mostly

> calcified and clogged with " brain sand " in " non raw " eaters (or this

> is just the modern diet?).

> A quick check with wikipedia and they are right!!!!

>

> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pineal_gland

> <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pineal_gland>

> " The pineal gland is a midline structure, and is often seen in plain

> skull X-rays, as it is often calcified. "

>

> And they do refer to " brain sand " !

>

> " The pineal gland receives a sympathetic innervation from the superior

> cervical ganglion. However, a parasympathetic innervation from the

> sphenopalatine and otic ganglia is also present. Further, some nerve

> fibers penetrate into the pineal gland via the pineal stalk (central

> innervation). Finally, neurons in the trigeminal ganglion innervates

> the gland with nerve fibers containing the neuropeptide, PACAP. Human

> follicles contain a variable quantity of gritty material, called

> corpora arenacea (or " acervuli " , or " brain sand " ). Chemical analysis

> shows that they are composed of calcium phosphate, calcium carbonate,

> magnesium phosphate, and ammonium phosphate.[3] Recently, calcite

> deposits have been described as well.[4] Calcium and phosphorous

> deposits in the pineal gland have been linked with aging.!

>

> Well the pineal is what makes our melatonion so is this calcification

> a particular problem with ASDs? (I know methylation is a very big part

> also).

>

> Tim and I read " Left in the Dark " awhile back (that's a whole other

> story) - it did mention there about calcification caused by dietary

> changes over a long, long time changing the human brain from very much

> more right brained/spiritual/attuned beings into our modern more

> logical/egocentric selves (I'm paraphrasing terribly - this is just my

> simple understanding).

>

>

> Tim and I are meeting a researcher here at B'ham for tea this

> morning. He has written an excellent journal paper summarising

> overwhelming evidence from multiple studies showing how emf (from

> power lines) disrupts melatonin production in birds (almost as if they

> sense it as light). Our poor birds who nest on pylons (there are

> several) are changing quite rapidly. They also have hormone

> disruption and immune dysfunction.

>

> Would love to hear your ideas. Would be good to uncalcify that

> pineal...... well uncalcify generally. (I did have IV edta for

> circulation about 18months ago - don't think it helped with the brain

> though but we think it did help with circulation.)

>

> Best wishes,

> Sandy

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

julie, have you checked prof andrew goldsworthy papers on this? There are UK websites dedicated to anti emf pilons etc don’t have the links but easy to google, there will probably be links to various studies

also on pubmed check r. o becker as author (only abstracts available sadly)

Sandy!

Is it possisble to have a copy of this paper?? I am fighting the

installation of a phone mast in our area which is located right in

peoples' gardens and within a hop and a skip from 2 schools. I'd love to

have a summary I can hand to the local town counsellor.

Best,

Sandy and Tim schrieb:

>

> Hi Sally and Natasa,

>

> Natasa - you've given me even more to think about :-)! It all seems

> to make such good sense.

>

> You know I was listening to raw foodists talking about the pineal and

> checked with wikipedia. Raw foodists are very keen on the pineal -

> they say that it probably isn't well understood and is very important

> to " conscious living " etc . They say these days it is mostly

> calcified and clogged with " brain sand " in " non raw " eaters (or this

> is just the modern diet?).

> A quick check with wikipedia and they are right!!!!

>

> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pineal_gland

> <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pineal_gland>

> " The pineal gland is a midline structure, and is often seen in plain

> skull X-rays, as it is often calcified. "

>

> And they do refer to " brain sand " !

>

> " The pineal gland receives a sympathetic innervation from the superior

> cervical ganglion. However, a parasympathetic innervation from the

> sphenopalatine and otic ganglia is also present. Further, some nerve

> fibers penetrate into the pineal gland via the pineal stalk (central

> innervation). Finally, neurons in the trigeminal ganglion innervates

> the gland with nerve fibers containing the neuropeptide, PACAP. Human

> follicles contain a variable quantity of gritty material, called

> corpora arenacea (or " acervuli " , or " brain sand " ). Chemical analysis

> shows that they are composed of calcium phosphate, calcium carbonate,

> magnesium phosphate, and ammonium phosphate.[3] Recently, calcite

> deposits have been described as well.[4] Calcium and phosphorous

> deposits in the pineal gland have been linked with aging.!

>

> Well the pineal is what makes our melatonion so is this calcification

> a particular problem with ASDs? (I know methylation is a very big part

> also).

>

> Tim and I read " Left in the Dark " awhile back (that's a whole other

> story) - it did mention there about calcification caused by dietary

> changes over a long, long time changing the human brain from very much

> more right brained/spiritual/attuned beings into our modern more

> logical/egocentric selves (I'm paraphrasing terribly - this is just my

> simple understanding).

>

>

> Tim and I are meeting a researcher here at B'ham for tea this

> morning. He has written an excellent journal paper summarising

> overwhelming evidence from multiple studies showing how emf (from

> power lines) disrupts melatonin production in birds (almost as if they

> sense it as light). Our poor birds who nest on pylons (there are

> several) are changing quite rapidly. They also have hormone

> disruption and immune dysfunction.

>

> Would love to hear your ideas. Would be good to uncalcify that

> pineal...... well uncalcify generally. (I did have IV edta for

> circulation about 18months ago - don't think it helped with the brain

> though but we think it did help with circulation.)

>

> Best wishes,

> Sandy

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Natasa, I have only done a rough check on Pubmed and was surprised not

to find reams of material on this very subject. There was hardly

anything conclusive, at least, nothing which I could really use in a

good argument. I shall have a lok for Goldsmith and see what I can find.

Thanks for the name tip.

Neno/Natasa schrieb:

>

>

> julie, have you checked prof andrew goldsworthy papers on this?

> There are UK websites dedicated to anti emf pilons etc don’t have

> the links but easy to google, there will probably be links to

> various studies

>

> also on pubmed check r. o becker as author (only abstracts

> available sadly)

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Sandy!

>

> Is it possisble to have a copy of this paper?? I am fighting the

> installation of a phone mast in our area which is located right in

> peoples' gardens and within a hop and a skip from 2 schools. I'd

> love to

> have a summary I can hand to the local town counsellor.

>

> Best,

>

>

>

> Sandy and Tim schrieb:

> >

> > Hi Sally and Natasa,

> >

> > Natasa - you've given me even more to think about :-)! It all seems

> > to make such good sense.

> >

> > You know I was listening to raw foodists talking about the pineal

> and

> > checked with wikipedia. Raw foodists are very keen on the pineal -

> > they say that it probably isn't well understood and is very

> important

> > to " conscious living " etc . They say these days it is mostly

> > calcified and clogged with " brain sand " in " non raw " eaters (or this

> > is just the modern diet?).

> > A quick check with wikipedia and they are right!!!!

> >

> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pineal_gland

> <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pineal_gland>

> > <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pineal_gland>

> <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pineal_gland>

> > " The pineal gland is a midline structure, and is often seen in plain

> > skull X-rays, as it is often calcified. "

> >

> > And they do refer to " brain sand " !

> >

> > " The pineal gland receives a sympathetic innervation from the

> superior

> > cervical ganglion. However, a parasympathetic innervation from the

> > sphenopalatine and otic ganglia is also present. Further, some nerve

> > fibers penetrate into the pineal gland via the pineal stalk (central

> > innervation). Finally, neurons in the trigeminal ganglion innervates

> > the gland with nerve fibers containing the neuropeptide, PACAP.

> Human

> > follicles contain a variable quantity of gritty material, called

> > corpora arenacea (or " acervuli " , or " brain sand " ). Chemical analysis

> > shows that they are composed of calcium phosphate, calcium

> carbonate,

> > magnesium phosphate, and ammonium phosphate.[3] Recently, calcite

> > deposits have been described as well.[4] Calcium and phosphorous

> > deposits in the pineal gland have been linked with aging.!

> >

> > Well the pineal is what makes our melatonion so is this

> calcification

> > a particular problem with ASDs? (I know methylation is a very big

> part

> > also).

> >

> > Tim and I read " Left in the Dark " awhile back (that's a whole other

> > story) - it did mention there about calcification caused by dietary

> > changes over a long, long time changing the human brain from very

> much

> > more right brained/spiritual/attuned beings into our modern more

> > logical/egocentric selves (I'm paraphrasing terribly - this is

> just my

> > simple understanding).

> >

> >

> > Tim and I are meeting a researcher here at B'ham for tea this

> > morning. He has written an excellent journal paper summarising

> > overwhelming evidence from multiple studies showing how emf (from

> > power lines) disrupts melatonin production in birds (almost as if

> they

> > sense it as light). Our poor birds who nest on pylons (there are

> > several) are changing quite rapidly. They also have hormone

> > disruption and immune dysfunction.

> >

> > Would love to hear your ideas. Would be good to uncalcify that

> > pineal...... well uncalcify generally. (I did have IV edta for

> > circulation about 18months ago - don't think it helped with the

> brain

> > though but we think it did help with circulation.)

> >

> > Best wishes,

> > Sandy

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ----------------------------------------------------------

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