Re: Now I'm ticked!..lead guy

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There's a guy in Atlanta area named Weir of Exposing Lead who tests. he

did our

entire house and I threw away lots of things.

http://exposinglead.com/

i tossed my Noritake china, handmade ceramic pieces, some novelty cowboy

furniture

(probably made in China...the paint was toxic), yellow megablock wagon handle,

the

bounce castle, and more that I can't remember. The main problems are with red

and

yellow colors.

It was worth the money, to me.

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> > We just had a guy from the state department of health come out and

> test our house for possible exposures to lead. He has a double major

> in chemistry and microbiology and has been working with lead

> poisoning for many years.

> > Now, being a major DAN! advocate I'm thinking this guy isn't going

> to understand or believe ANYTHING I'm saying. I thought... well I got

> this Doctors Data test to prove to this guy I know my son is heavy

> metal poisoned.

> > He saw it and was aware that the reference range was <5 for lead

> and mercury, and that Ethan was a 68 (in lead). I'm thinking well now

> this guy is going to really see how toxic Ethan is.

> > He brought to my attention that the reference range for unprovoked

> urine is the same reference range for provoked urine. He showed me

> how misleading  this was and that he found it completely reckless of

> this company to not provide a provoked urine reference range.  By not

> providing a provoked urine reference range they are making people

> believe that their children are metal " toxic " when in fact they don't

> know what level actually constitutes metal toxicity. I looked it up

> online and N O B O D Y has a provoked urine reference range on

> mercury. Why? because the data has never been collected. The

> toxicologist did say that a reference range of  over 150 in lead is

> considered lead toxic.

> > He also brought to my attention that you should never chelate,

> while still being exposed to the metal. My DAN doc never told me

> after he saw Ethan's lead level that we should stop chelating until

> we stop the exposure. AND I WAS DOING IV-DMPS!   I'm really starting

> to think that some of this dan! crap is a bit too reckless!!

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> > I decided that since I know for a fact that his shots contained

> thimerosol, we will chelate only using dmsa since it's much less

> toxic to the body. oh yeah......AND AFTER WE STOP HIS EXPOSURE TO

> LEAD!!!

> > (we are putting filters on the water sources and throwing out all

> toys that tested positive for lead)

> > I'm so ticked that they never told me about the exposure to lead

> while chelating makes you more toxic.

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> > I'm not even really looking for a response....just needed to vent.

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> > Kate

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