Silicone hypersensitivity and kids - from Lana

[Guest guest]

I have some information that I would like to share.

After a long battle with numerous, chronic, medical

problems niether of my sons has been sick in over nine

years now. Two weeks ago they gave my boy an ointment

to treat his warts. This ointment is designed to

stimulate the immune system to see the warts and fight

them off. A few days after applying the ointments, one

time, he got the flu. Since then he has been seen for

strep throat, tests negative, now he has an infection

from a pimple close to his eye that got so bad they

sent him to the hospital and he's not feeling well at

all. I am positive the DNCB ointment,

dinitrochlorobenzene has stimulated his silicon

induced immune reaction. This is the first time he has

used any meds in nine years and look what's happening

to him. He didn't even take it orally. it's an

oinment.

The medication they have to use to treat the eye

infection has silicon dioxide in it so we had to have

it especially made for him. While he was in the

hospital the ER doctor tried to force Bobby to take

the meds, swearing that there was NO SILICON in it. I

called him on it and asked to see the package insert.

The pharmacist came to our room with the package

insert and showed me that there WAS silicon dioxide in

the medication that the ER doctor was trying to give

him. The pharmacist was able to make a suspension, in

liquid form, of the meds and the COMPOUND PHARMACIST

made him capsules the next day without the silicon

dioxide. Needless to say, the ER doctor did not say he

was sorry that he had made a mistake or was

misinformed, nor did he even bother to come back into

the room, after the pharmacist left with the package

inserts!

The doctor simply did not want to beleive that Bobby

was hypersenitive to the silicon dioxide and he

apparently did not beleive the children's doctor

either! I bet he does now, as he swollows his crow for

dinner!

The silicon is used in meds. as an anti caking agent.

It is what HELPS FORM and or holds the medications

together. THIS IS AN ISSUE THAT NEEDS MORE ATTENTION.

I wish I had a way of helping everyone to understand

how important this.

The first thing they do after performing a breast

implant surgery and or an explant surgery is give

women pain killers and in some cases antibiotics, most

of these meds contain silicon and or silicone. Then,

some of the women receive antidepressants and or

sleeping pills and so forth.

Another routine is women increase their vitamins and

detoxifying drugs, containing silica and other forms

of silicon. When you feel sick, you take medication.

The medication then sets off an underline immune

system reaction that manifests itself in 100 different

ways. There is no end to the cycle of illness.

Unknowingly, the body is given a constant source of

the very thing that was causing the symptoms, silicon!

If your symptoms are bad enough that you had to remove

the implant, then you have to remove the silicon going

into your blood stream through medication.

They never found silicone in my blood. What they did

find in my blood was a lymphocyte that didn't like the

silicone, especially when in was placed in my body

through the blood stream. IF YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN

ARE HAVING PROBLEMS THAT YOU FEEL ARE ASSOICIATED WITH

YOUR IMPLANTS, CHECK YOUR MEDIATIONS, RESEARCH ALLERGY

SYMTOMS AND GET TESTED FOR A SILICON HYPERSENSITIVTY.

They can't hide the truth for ever. When you ask

yourself who would profit off of something like this?

It leads you right back to the manufactures, THE

PHARMACUTICAL COMPANIES and or their partners and or

their subsidiaries, doors. It's just like they say,

follow the money. The implant profits and the profits

made off the medications the people need after the

silicon induced immune system reaction begins, is

enough to make some of these companies have the

highest paid CEO's in the US. HMMM! You know what, I

just read that BMS had one of the 5 highest paid CEO's

in the US on MSN a couple weeks ago. What luck! Lana