Guest guest Posted June 23, 2008 Report Share Posted June 23, 2008 See if any one can follow the way I am thinking. These are the new NY WTC guidelines - First, if the medical profession can invade our colons for colon cancer screening which makes the profession a gazillion dollars, why are they not using the same " endoscopy " for lungs that were breathing the " dust " and debris from the World Trade Center? Second, Why are they treating the after effects with steroids and shrinks? Third, Are they afraid of what a lung-wash would show? They are washing out America's colons as a cancer screening, without any symptoms. Why are they not washing out sick lungs who have symptoms? I find this document well worth scrutiny from everyone. It is beyond me as a layperson why all that asbestos, flame retardants, chemical and biotoxins are not going to be aggressively diagnosed instead of the " band aid " approach, which makes the pharma people rich and keep the shrink's couches warm. I mean no slight to those great docs in the behavioral field, but for the love of Pete, why are there not complete immunological blood assays/ battery being made part of mainstream medicine. What is it going to take to use " best practices "  instead of the lowest common denominator for this catastrophic building exposure syndrome? Are they afraid of the concrete dust particles and fiberglass debris in the lungs? Are they that afraid of what they will find? Are they looking for sick people to spend years doctor-shopping aimlessly for a competent diagnosis? Are they trying to drive people out of the U.S. to get competent medical treatment? Objet: chi27-6.pdf (application/pdf Obj " <ginloi@...> Date: Lundi 23 Juin 2008, 17h07  http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/downloads/pdf/chi/chi27-6.pdf _____________________________________________________________________________ Envoyez avec . Une boite mail plus intelligente http://mail..fr Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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