RE: Re: arsenic poisoning.....where are we getting it

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In a message dated 07/01/2008 22:05:01 GMT Standard Time, amesw@...

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We are going to be testing the water. It's $220

prepaid through the DAN office. (she has to order the

kits for us to get the discounted option)

$33 to test bacteria, and another $33 to test

organics, through the County, but, being the paranoid

I am after all the special ed problems I've had and

the blatant lies I've encountered, I simply can't

trust them to be honest.

>>You can do other tests too with this kit

_http://www.h2okits.com/site/1286521/page/819927_

(http://www.h2okits.com/site/1286521/page/819927)

Easy to use and read

Mandi in UK

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Rice and chicken has the arsenic. I was shocked when I heard Dr.

Mumper speak about this at the National Autism Association meeting in

Charlottesville, VA in May of 2004 or 2005.

One of the things that she was so concern about was that many of children

were on teh GFCF diet and did a lot of chicken and rice.

Arsenic is added to the chicken feed - just google arsenic and chicken and

you will be shocked at what you find.

Rice is a problem too. Some places around the world the soil is contaminated

with arsenic in the soil hence the rice gets it too.

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This is horrifying! My husband built my boys a swing set from some type of

treated wood last year and we have a deck that they play on. Is there a way to

help them detoxify better because it sounds like it is just every where and

cannot be avoided. My poor boys!

Elsass <elsass@...> wrote: as well as much store

bought chicken and all fast food chicken. I have

heard grapes also, but not 100% on that one. But only use organic

chicken for sure. Not sure if already mentioned, but any wooden decks &

playground equipment.

>

> And there is also potentially rice as reported in a recent study that

> found elevated levels of arsenic in rice and rice-derived products. If

> I remember correctly, the study said that babies fed rice milk &

> children with rice-centric diets had the highest risks.

>

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We did also! A new deck got replaced several years later.

Barb

[ ] Re: arsenic poisoning.....where are we getting it

>

> This is horrifying! My husband built my boys a swing set from some type of

treated wood

last year and we have a deck that they play on. Is there a way to help them

detoxify better

because it sounds like it is just every where and cannot be avoided. My poor

boys!

Can you find out what kind of treated wood? I tore the deck off my house to

get rid of the

arsenic-treated wood and replaced it with cedar.

Nell

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we have extremely high arsenic also... DAN suggested

it comes largely from nonorganic produce (in addition

to non organic chicken, and other sources). She told

me we had to quit that nasty habit. we're trying, its

30 minutes to Whole Foods so if you forget an onion...

or something else for a recipe you're sunk!!

Although i'm also thinking those old " telephone poles "

that were used in landscaping around our driveway

might have been leaking into the soil for the 27 years

they were there before we bought the place and started

taking them out... Ya think???? I remember that and

railroad ties were in vogue in the 70's, I guess you

never can really know the exact placement of those

things in the past (what if there were more of them in

our yard and someone else removed them before we knew

about it?)

We are going to be testing the water. It's $220

prepaid through the DAN office. (she has to order the

kits for us to get the discounted option)

$33 to test bacteria, and another $33 to test

organics, through the County, but, being the paranoid

I am after all the special ed problems I've had and

the blatant lies I've encountered, I simply can't

trust them to be honest. I scanned the online water

results for our area and NONE - not even one - had

anything of interest to report going back several

years. It seemed suspicious, because there are alot

of wells in our area and I have known some people who

had to treat (shock) their wells for bacteria or

something. The testing showing problems can't

possibly all be through private companies... by

coincidence only, can it?

--- ronnimike <HISSPECIALTOUCH@...> wrote:

> No, Mandy, we sure don't ......we don't do much

> fruit....the kids get

> so yeasty...esp from apples...we just don't...

> thanks for the ideas tho..

> Ronni

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 07/01/2008 19:35:28 GMT

> Standard Time,

> > HISSPECIALTOUCH@... writes:

> >

> > I am trying to figure out where we are getting

> poisoned from

> > arsenic

> >

> >

> > >>Do you juice whole apples? I heard there was

> arsenic in the pips

> but I

> > don;t know for sure

> >

> > Mandi x

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

> >

>

>

>

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[ ] Re: arsenic poisoning.....where are we getting it

" ... a man-made, organic form of arsenic called Roxarsone is often

used by the poultry industry. It's commonly used as an FDA approved

feed additive. "

http://cbs4.com/topstories/Arsenic.Chicken.Al.2.394359.html

>

> I am trying to figure out where we are getting poisoned from

> arsenic....we have no new construction...did have some paneling

put

> up...but nutting else....but I am sure that there is more than

that

> now....besides chelation, how do we get rid of it....was looking

at

> Andy's book and see that folic and several methylators are

supposed to

> help? Does MSM help also? Trying to figure this one out.

>

> Thanks

> Ronni

>

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Didn't know about the arsenic bit but I do know that the black tarry looking

substance is supposed to be dioxins

Re: [ ] Re: arsenic poisoning.....where are we getting

it

we have extremely high arsenic also... DAN suggested

it comes largely from nonorganic produce (in addition

to non organic chicken, and other sources). She told

me we had to quit that nasty habit. we're trying, its

30 minutes to Whole Foods so if you forget an onion...

or something else for a recipe you're sunk!!

Although i'm also thinking those old " telephone poles "

that were used in landscaping around our driveway

might have been leaking into the soil for the 27 years

they were there before we bought the place and started

taking them out... Ya think???? I remember that and

railroad ties were in vogue in the 70's, I guess you

never can really know the exact placement of those

things in the past (what if there were more of them in

our yard and someone else removed them before we knew

about it?)

We are going to be testing the water. It's $220

prepaid through the DAN office. (she has to order the

kits for us to get the discounted option)

$33 to test bacteria, and another $33 to test

organics, through the County, but, being the paranoid

I am after all the special ed problems I've had and

the blatant lies I've encountered, I simply can't

trust them to be honest. I scanned the online water

results for our area and NONE - not even one - had

anything of interest to report going back several

years. It seemed suspicious, because there are alot

of wells in our area and I have known some people who

had to treat (shock) their wells for bacteria or

something. The testing showing problems can't

possibly all be through private companies... by

coincidence only, can it?

--- ronnimike <HISSPECIALTOUCH@...> wrote:

> No, Mandy, we sure don't ......we don't do much

> fruit....the kids get

> so yeasty...esp from apples...we just don't...

> thanks for the ideas tho..

> Ronni

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 07/01/2008 19:35:28 GMT

> Standard Time,

> > HISSPECIALTOUCH@... writes:

> >

> > I am trying to figure out where we are getting

> poisoned from

> > arsenic

> >

> >

> > >>Do you juice whole apples? I heard there was

> arsenic in the pips

> but I

> > don;t know for sure

> >

> > Mandi x

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

> >

>

>

>

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> I thought it was creosote. The tarry-looking, smelly railroad ties.

>

>

>

>

>

> Didn't know about the arsenic bit but I do know that the black tarry looking

> substance is supposed to be dioxins

> Re: [ ] Re: arsenic poisoning.....where are we getting

> it

>

> we have extremely high arsenic also... DAN suggested

> it comes largely from nonorganic produce (in addition

> to non organic chicken, and other sources). She told

> me we had to quit that nasty habit. we're trying, its

> 30 minutes to Whole Foods so if you forget an onion...

> or something else for a recipe you're sunk!!

>

> Although i'm also thinking those old " telephone poles "

> that were used in landscaping around our driveway

> might have been leaking into the soil for the 27 years

> they were there before we bought the place and started

> taking them out... Ya think???? I remember that and

> railroad ties were in vogue in the 70's, I guess you

> never can really know the exact placement of those

> things in the past (what if there were more of them in

> our yard and someone else removed them before we knew

> about it?)

>

> We are going to be testing the water. It's $220

> prepaid through the DAN office. (she has to order the

> kits for us to get the discounted option)

> $33 to test bacteria, and another $33 to test

> organics, through the County, but, being the paranoid

> I am after all the special ed problems I've had and

> the blatant lies I've encountered, I simply can't

> trust them to be honest. I scanned the online water

> results for our area and NONE - not even one - had

> anything of interest to report going back several

> years. It seemed suspicious, because there are alot

> of wells in our area and I have known some people who

> had to treat (shock) their wells for bacteria or

> something. The testing showing problems can't

> possibly all be through private companies... by

> coincidence only, can it?

>

> --- ronnimike <HISSPECIALTOUCH@... <mailto:HISSPECIALTOUCH%40AOL.COM> >

> wrote:

>

>> > No, Mandy, we sure don't ......we don't do much

>> > fruit....the kids get

>> > so yeasty...esp from apples...we just don't...

>> > thanks for the ideas tho..

>> > Ronni

>>> > >

>>> > >

>>> > > In a message dated 07/01/2008 19:35:28 GMT

>> > Standard Time,

>>> > > HISSPECIALTOUCH@... writes:

>>> > >

>>> > > I am trying to figure out where we are getting

>> > poisoned from

>>> > > arsenic

>>> > >

>>> > >

>>>>> > > >>Do you juice whole apples? I heard there was

>> > arsenic in the pips

>> > but I

>>> > > don;t know for sure

>>> > >

>>> > > Mandi x

>>> > >

>>> > >

>>> > >

>>> > >

>>> > >

>>> > >

>>> > > [Non-text portions of this message have been

>> > removed]

>>> > >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>

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Yes but it's based on dioxin......

Re: [ ] Re: arsenic poisoning.....where are we getting

> it

>

> we have extremely high arsenic also... DAN suggested

> it comes largely from nonorganic produce (in addition

> to non organic chicken, and other sources). She told

> me we had to quit that nasty habit. we're trying, its

> 30 minutes to Whole Foods so if you forget an onion...

> or something else for a recipe you're sunk!!

>

> Although i'm also thinking those old " telephone poles "

> that were used in landscaping around our driveway

> might have been leaking into the soil for the 27 years

> they were there before we bought the place and started

> taking them out... Ya think???? I remember that and

> railroad ties were in vogue in the 70's, I guess you

> never can really know the exact placement of those

> things in the past (what if there were more of them in

> our yard and someone else removed them before we knew

> about it?)

>

> We are going to be testing the water. It's $220

> prepaid through the DAN office. (she has to order the

> kits for us to get the discounted option)

> $33 to test bacteria, and another $33 to test

> organics, through the County, but, being the paranoid

> I am after all the special ed problems I've had and

> the blatant lies I've encountered, I simply can't

> trust them to be honest. I scanned the online water

> results for our area and NONE - not even one - had

> anything of interest to report going back several

> years. It seemed suspicious, because there are alot

> of wells in our area and I have known some people who

> had to treat (shock) their wells for bacteria or

> something. The testing showing problems can't

> possibly all be through private companies... by

> coincidence only, can it?

>

> --- ronnimike <HISSPECIALTOUCH@... <mailto:HISSPECIALTOUCH%40AOL.COM> >

> wrote:

>

>> > No, Mandy, we sure don't ......we don't do much

>> > fruit....the kids get

>> > so yeasty...esp from apples...we just don't...

>> > thanks for the ideas tho..

>> > Ronni

>>> > >

>>> > >

>>> > > In a message dated 07/01/2008 19:35:28 GMT

>> > Standard Time,

>>> > > HISSPECIALTOUCH@... writes:

>>> > >

>>> > > I am trying to figure out where we are getting

>> > poisoned from

>>> > > arsenic

>>> > >

>>> > >

>>>>> > > >>Do you juice whole apples? I heard there was

>> > arsenic in the pips

>> > but I

>>> > > don;t know for sure

>>> > >

>>> > > Mandi x

>>> > >

>>> > >

>>> > >

>>> > >

>>> > >

>>> > >

>>> > > [Non-text portions of this message have been

>> > removed]

>>> > >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>

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In a message dated 1/8/2008 12:25:21 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

northstar_or@... writes:

There was a thread on another board discussing arsenic levels jumping

in a child after epsom salt use and declining again when discontinued.

What board is that? Has anyone else noticed this?

Edie

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Good point. Farm-raised chickens are fed arsenic.

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Subject: [ ] Re: arsenic poisoning.....where are we getting it

And there is also potentially rice as reported in a recent study that

found elevated levels of arsenic in rice and rice-derived products. If

I remember correctly, the study said that babies fed rice milk &

children with rice-centric diets had the highest risks.