Re: Antimony and Arsenic (Off topic for some recipients)

[Guest guest]

what i would like to know is how can a child be diagnosed so early in life.

we didn't even attempt to have ours diagnosed, in hope that it was just slow

maturity, and a bit of denial there as well, but under 2 i would find so

hard to accept any verdict. Just being honest, i guess there are people who

are very specialised in their fields, and no the symptoms. cheryl

by the time she was ready for school, we had to look at angles to help her,

and she is doing really well.

Antimony and Arsenic (Off topic for some

recipients)

Hello! Some of you know me from the GFCFKids group,

and if you do, you've heard the gist of this message

already this week.

I am the mother of Andy, 4, NT, and , 17

months, suspected ASD. We found out last week that

has very high levels of antimony and arsenic

in his hair. I am a very good researcher, so I began

searching for possibilities of how he got poisoned on

the internet (his allergist said that it was from the

flame retardants in his pajamas and in his sheets, but

I had a hard time believing that since not every child

is poisoned by them). I found information on a Dr.

Jim Sprott in New Zealand. He did research on SIDS in

the eighties, and came to the conclusion that the

babies were being poisoned by antimony and arsenic in

the antiflammable PVC in crib mattresses. A certain

type of fungus tends to grow on PVC, and it reacts

with the poisons in the mattress to form a toxic nerve

gas. This study was also done by a Dr. in

England. SIDS is now almost unheard of in these

countries now, because of the research by these two

individuals. The United States SIDS groups fail to

recognize the dangers of crib mattresses, although

they will not deny that they contain arsenic and

antimony.

Arsenic and antimony are known to cause nerve

problems, sickness, diarhea, loss of appetite, and can

even ulcerate the stomach. I am currently working

with Dr. Denton of Colorado to begin a study

involving autism. What happens when the child lives

through the poisoning and doesn't die??? I spoke to

Dr. Sprott, and he said that the effects of antimony

are very similar to lead and that he is sure that

antimony poisoning can cause autistic symptoms. Dr.

owns the site www.criblife2000.com and has been

crusading to make the American public aware of the

toxic gas theory. I requested on the gfcfkids group

that anyone who had toxic metals tests done on their

autistic spectrum children to please email them to me.

We are getting very interesting results. Everyone

who has responded has either responded with high

antimony, high arsenic, or high antimony plus high

arsenic. No one has replied stating that the metals

tests were normal for these toxins. I am forwarding

the results to Dr. , and he has consulted with

Dr. Jon Pangborn, co-author of the DAN manual.

Anyone who has had metals testing done, PLEASE share

your results with me!!! Please email me privately at

adsampson76@..., as I've joined many lists web

only to get this message out to all of you. Please

include your phone number, as Dr. may want to

consult with you. This is very important, and may be

the key to unravelling the mystery.

Thank you for your time and consideration! Please

feel free to call or email, I'd be glad to share more

info.

Sampson

Lathrop, Missouri

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[Guest guest]

My child is not diagnosed. He does have some autistic symptoms,

though, and we greatly curb them with dietary intervention. He's

been on a gluten free casein free diet since he was 7 months old.

> what i would like to know is how can a child be diagnosed so early

in life.

> we didn't even attempt to have ours diagnosed, in hope that it was

just slow

> maturity, and a bit of denial there as well, but under 2 i would

find so

> hard to accept any verdict. Just being honest, i guess there are

people who

> are very specialised in their fields, and no the symptoms. cheryl

> by the time she was ready for school, we had to look at angles to

help her,

> and she is doing really well.

>

> Antimony and Arsenic (Off topic for some

> recipients)

>

>

> Hello! Some of you know me from the GFCFKids group,

> and if you do, you've heard the gist of this message

> already this week.

> I am the mother of Andy, 4, NT, and , 17

> months, suspected ASD. We found out last week that

> has very high levels of antimony and arsenic

> in his hair. I am a very good researcher, so I began

> searching for possibilities of how he got poisoned on

> the internet (his allergist said that it was from the

> flame retardants in his pajamas and in his sheets, but

> I had a hard time believing that since not every child

> is poisoned by them). I found information on a Dr.

> Jim Sprott in New Zealand. He did research on SIDS in

> the eighties, and came to the conclusion that the

> babies were being poisoned by antimony and arsenic in

> the antiflammable PVC in crib mattresses. A certain

> type of fungus tends to grow on PVC, and it reacts

> with the poisons in the mattress to form a toxic nerve

> gas. This study was also done by a Dr. in

> England. SIDS is now almost unheard of in these

> countries now, because of the research by these two

> individuals. The United States SIDS groups fail to

> recognize the dangers of crib mattresses, although

> they will not deny that they contain arsenic and

> antimony.

> Arsenic and antimony are known to cause nerve

> problems, sickness, diarhea, loss of appetite, and can

> even ulcerate the stomach. I am currently working

> with Dr. Denton of Colorado to begin a study

> involving autism. What happens when the child lives

> through the poisoning and doesn't die??? I spoke to

> Dr. Sprott, and he said that the effects of antimony

> are very similar to lead and that he is sure that

> antimony poisoning can cause autistic symptoms. Dr.

> owns the site www.criblife2000.com and has been

> crusading to make the American public aware of the

> toxic gas theory. I requested on the gfcfkids group

> that anyone who had toxic metals tests done on their

> autistic spectrum children to please email them to me.

> We are getting very interesting results. Everyone

> who has responded has either responded with high

> antimony, high arsenic, or high antimony plus high

> arsenic. No one has replied stating that the metals

> tests were normal for these toxins. I am forwarding

> the results to Dr. , and he has consulted with

> Dr. Jon Pangborn, co-author of the DAN manual.

>

> Anyone who has had metals testing done, PLEASE share

> your results with me!!! Please email me privately at

> adsampson76@y..., as I've joined many lists web

> only to get this message out to all of you. Please

> include your phone number, as Dr. may want to

> consult with you. This is very important, and may be

> the key to unravelling the mystery.

> Thank you for your time and consideration! Please

> feel free to call or email, I'd be glad to share more

> info.

> Sampson

>

> Lathrop, Missouri

>

>

> __________________________________________________

>