Listkeeping Rules & Handy Tips (Was: No thimerosol, but something called phenol...)

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> My personal suspicion is that phenol in vaccines is the reason that so many

> of our kids show signs of Phenol intolerance (red ears/cheeks, behavioral

> issues, etc. when consuming foods containing phenols).

> I haven't heard it discussed on the lists, but would be interested to hear

> other ideas. Let's move this discussion to the CSB list or Autism-Mercury

> though, as it doesn't deal with LDN. I have cross-posted your question & my

> reply to both lists. Hope that's ok.

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