Re: Women with more amalgams more likely to haveseverely autistic child

[Guest guest]

That makes no sense to me, I only had one amalgams in all my life, my both

children were born before I removed it and my first born on the spectrum, my

second child develops faster then average and talks much more then kids this

age. My first was vaccinated until age of 2 and my second wasn't .

So to me its all the poison that came from vaxs that effected my child

Natalia

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[ ] Re: Women with more amalgams more likely to have

severely autistic child

Date: Thursday, February 25, 2010, 9:14 AM

 

Guess I dodged a bullet. 3rd child; mild on the spectrum. I had 11 amalgams in

place at the time. All had been there for at least 20 yrs.

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> Acta Neurobiol Exp (Wars). 2009;69(2):189- 97. A prospective study of prenatal

mercury exposure from maternal dental amalgams and autism severity.

>

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> Geier DA , Kern JK , Geier MR .

>

> Institute of Chronic Illnesses, Inc., Silver Spring, land, USA.

>

> Dental amalgams containing 50% mercury (Hg) have been used in dentistry for

the last 150 years, and Hg exposure during key developmental periods was

associated with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs). This study examined increased

Hg exposure from maternal dental amalgams during pregnancy among 100 qualifying

participants born between 1990-1999 and diagnosed with DSM-IV autism (severe) or

ASD (mild). Logistic regression analysis (age, gender, race, and region of

residency adjusted) by quintile of maternal dental amalgams during pregnancy

revealed the ratio of autism:ASD (severe:mild) were about 1 (no effect) for < or

=5 amalgams and increased for > or =6 amalgams. Subjects with > or =6 amalgams

were 3.2-fold significantly more likely to be diagnosed with autism (severe) in

comparison to ASD (mild) than subjects with < or =5 amalgams. Dental amalgam

policies should consider Hg exposure in women before and during the

child-bearing age and the possibility

of subsequent fetal exposure and adverse outcomes.

>

>

[Guest guest]

My kids were also fully vaccinated. It's just that my baby had many more

vaccinations, more ear infections and antibiotics, and came home from the

hospital after a difficult c-section with a yeast infection apparently from

someone handling him in the hospital, since I did not have one. If the amalgam

thing is true, it does fit me. It makes more sense to me than the junk about it

being genetic in a family that has never even heard of autism.

From: Pamela H <phaselowwi (DOT) rr.com>

Subject: [ ] Re: Women with more amalgams more likely to have

severely autistic child

Date: Thursday, February 25, 2010, 9:14 AM

 

Guess I dodged a bullet. 3rd child; mild on the spectrum. I had 11 amalgams in

place at the time. All had been there for at least 20 yrs.

>

>

>

> Acta Neurobiol Exp (Wars). 2009;69(2):189- 97. A prospective study of prenatal

mercury exposure from maternal dental amalgams and autism severity.

>

>

> Geier DA , Kern JK , Geier MR .

>

> Institute of Chronic Illnesses, Inc., Silver Spring, land, USA.

>

> Dental amalgams containing 50% mercury (Hg) have been used in dentistry for

the last 150 years, and Hg exposure during key developmental periods was

associated with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs). This study examined increased

Hg exposure from maternal dental amalgams during pregnancy among 100 qualifying

participants born between 1990-1999 and diagnosed with DSM-IV autism (severe) or

ASD (mild). Logistic regression analysis (age, gender, race, and region of

residency adjusted) by quintile of maternal dental amalgams during pregnancy

revealed the ratio of autism:ASD (severe:mild) were about 1 (no effect) for < or

=5 amalgams and increased for > or =6 amalgams. Subjects with > or =6 amalgams

were 3.2-fold significantly more likely to be diagnosed with autism (severe) in

comparison to ASD (mild) than subjects with < or =5 amalgams. Dental amalgam

policies should consider Hg exposure in women before and during the

child-bearing age and the possibility

of subsequent fetal exposure and adverse outcomes.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Fits me too! I have lots of amalgams, probably 14 at least, but a number were

placed after my first PDD son was born. My first one had flu shots(big hype at

the time to get them), I had flu shot when pregnant and probably when

breastfeeding. So he had much more exposure. My second son had mild issues,

had a few less vaccines and I spaced them out(thought that was a good thing at

the time!). No flu shots or maybe one, supposedly thimerosol free, then I

stopped altogether vaxxing anyone.

So I do think it is related.

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> > Acta Neurobiol Exp (Wars). 2009;69(2):189- 97. A prospective study of

prenatal mercury exposure from maternal dental amalgams and autism severity.

> >

> >

> > Geier DA , Kern JK , Geier MR .

> >

> > Institute of Chronic Illnesses, Inc., Silver Spring, land, USA.

> >

> > Dental amalgams containing 50% mercury (Hg) have been used in dentistry for

the last 150 years, and Hg exposure during key developmental periods was

associated with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs). This study examined increased

Hg exposure from maternal dental amalgams during pregnancy among 100 qualifying

participants born between 1990-1999 and diagnosed with DSM-IV autism (severe) or

ASD (mild). Logistic regression analysis (age, gender, race, and region of

residency adjusted) by quintile of maternal dental amalgams during pregnancy

revealed the ratio of autism:ASD (severe:mild) were about 1 (no effect) for < or

=5 amalgams and increased for > or =6 amalgams. Subjects with > or =6 amalgams

were 3.2-fold significantly more likely to be diagnosed with autism (severe) in

comparison to ASD (mild) than subjects with < or =5 amalgams. Dental amalgam

policies should consider Hg exposure in women before and during the

child-bearing age and the possibility

> of subsequent fetal exposure and adverse outcomes.

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

It just shows just a several fold increase, so of course not everyone will fit

within their findings. It makes sense.

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> >

> >

> > Acta Neurobiol Exp (Wars). 2009;69(2):189- 97. A prospective study of

prenatal mercury exposure from maternal dental amalgams and autism severity.

> >

> >

> > Geier DA , Kern JK , Geier MR .

> >

> > Institute of Chronic Illnesses, Inc., Silver Spring, land, USA.

> >

> > Dental amalgams containing 50% mercury (Hg) have been used in dentistry for

the last 150 years, and Hg exposure during key developmental periods was

associated with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs). This study examined increased

Hg exposure from maternal dental amalgams during pregnancy among 100 qualifying

participants born between 1990-1999 and diagnosed with DSM-IV autism (severe) or

ASD (mild). Logistic regression analysis (age, gender, race, and region of

residency adjusted) by quintile of maternal dental amalgams during pregnancy

revealed the ratio of autism:ASD (severe:mild) were about 1 (no effect) for < or

=5 amalgams and increased for > or =6 amalgams. Subjects with > or =6 amalgams

were 3.2-fold significantly more likely to be diagnosed with autism (severe) in

comparison to ASD (mild) than subjects with < or =5 amalgams. Dental amalgam

policies should consider Hg exposure in women before and during the

child-bearing age and the possibility

> of subsequent fetal exposure and adverse outcomes.

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I also had dental work done when I was pregnant with the son who has severe

Autism. Who knew 18 years ago about this stuff? I sure didn't and apparently

neither did the doctors.

From: laura19982005 <laura19982005@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Women with more amalgams more likely to

haveseverely autistic child

Date: Thursday, February 25, 2010, 1:04 PM

 

Fits me too! I have lots of amalgams, probably 14 at least, but a number were

placed after my first PDD son was born. My first one had flu shots(big hype at

the time to get them), I had flu shot when pregnant and probably when

breastfeeding. So he had much more exposure. My second son had mild issues, had

a few less vaccines and I spaced them out(thought that was a good thing at the

time!). No flu shots or maybe one, supposedly thimerosol free, then I stopped

altogether vaxxing anyone.

So I do think it is related.

> >

> >

> >

> > Acta Neurobiol Exp (Wars). 2009;69(2):189- 97. A prospective study of

prenatal mercury exposure from maternal dental amalgams and autism severity.

> >

> >

> > Geier DA , Kern JK , Geier MR .

> >

> > Institute of Chronic Illnesses, Inc., Silver Spring, land, USA.

> >

> > Dental amalgams containing 50% mercury (Hg) have been used in dentistry for

the last 150 years, and Hg exposure during key developmental periods was

associated with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs). This study examined increased

Hg exposure from maternal dental amalgams during pregnancy among 100 qualifying

participants born between 1990-1999 and diagnosed with DSM-IV autism (severe) or

ASD (mild). Logistic regression analysis (age, gender, race, and region of

residency adjusted) by quintile of maternal dental amalgams during pregnancy

revealed the ratio of autism:ASD (severe:mild) were about 1 (no effect) for < or

=5 amalgams and increased for > or =6 amalgams. Subjects with > or =6 amalgams

were 3.2-fold significantly more likely to be diagnosed with autism (severe) in

comparison to ASD (mild) than subjects with < or =5 amalgams. Dental amalgam

policies should consider Hg exposure in women before and during the

child-bearing age and the possibility

> of subsequent fetal exposure and adverse outcomes.

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I read years ago, there were a bunch of subgroups with just as many causes.

That's the reason it bothers me when " science " keeps going back to genetics. The

only part I believe genetics could play would be a weakness in the immune system

not being able to handle the assaults it is subjected to now.

From: Pamela H <phaselow@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Women with more amalgams more likely to

haveseverely autistic child

Date: Thursday, February 25, 2010, 1:58 PM

 

It just shows just a several fold increase, so of course not everyone will fit

within their findings. It makes sense.

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> >

> >

> > Acta Neurobiol Exp (Wars). 2009;69(2):189- 97. A prospective study of

prenatal mercury exposure from maternal dental amalgams and autism severity.

> >

> >

> > Geier DA , Kern JK , Geier MR .

> >

> > Institute of Chronic Illnesses, Inc., Silver Spring, land, USA.

> >

> > Dental amalgams containing 50% mercury (Hg) have been used in dentistry for

the last 150 years, and Hg exposure during key developmental periods was

associated with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs). This study examined increased

Hg exposure from maternal dental amalgams during pregnancy among 100 qualifying

participants born between 1990-1999 and diagnosed with DSM-IV autism (severe) or

ASD (mild). Logistic regression analysis (age, gender, race, and region of

residency adjusted) by quintile of maternal dental amalgams during pregnancy

revealed the ratio of autism:ASD (severe:mild) were about 1 (no effect) for < or

=5 amalgams and increased for > or =6 amalgams. Subjects with > or =6 amalgams

were 3.2-fold significantly more likely to be diagnosed with autism (severe) in

comparison to ASD (mild) than subjects with < or =5 amalgams. Dental amalgam

policies should consider Hg exposure in women before and during the

child-bearing age and the possibility

> of subsequent fetal exposure and adverse outcomes.

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I've always heard that pregnancies are a " good way " (meaning, not so good for

the babies!) for the mother to dump toxins, and that it's especially true for

the first child -- gets most of the toxins. I had 8 amalgams for about 20 years

before my firstborn, ASD son. I had them replaced with resin before I got

pregnant with second son, though I didn't have time to detox properly and

chelate before his pregnancy. He is NT, though (I also didn't vaccinate him,

and my ASD son had all his vaccines till age 3).

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> It just shows just a several fold increase, so of course not everyone will fit

within their findings. It makes sense.

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>

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> > >

> > > Acta Neurobiol Exp (Wars). 2009;69(2):189- 97. A prospective study of

prenatal mercury exposure from maternal dental amalgams and autism severity.

> > >

> > >

> > > Geier DA , Kern JK , Geier MR .

> > >

> > > Institute of Chronic Illnesses, Inc., Silver Spring, land, USA.

> > >

> > > Dental amalgams containing 50% mercury (Hg) have been used in dentistry

for the last 150 years, and Hg exposure during key developmental periods was

associated with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs). This study examined increased

Hg exposure from maternal dental amalgams during pregnancy among 100 qualifying

participants born between 1990-1999 and diagnosed with DSM-IV autism (severe) or

ASD (mild). Logistic regression analysis (age, gender, race, and region of

residency adjusted) by quintile of maternal dental amalgams during pregnancy

revealed the ratio of autism:ASD (severe:mild) were about 1 (no effect) for < or

=5 amalgams and increased for > or =6 amalgams. Subjects with > or =6 amalgams

were 3.2-fold significantly more likely to be diagnosed with autism (severe) in

comparison to ASD (mild) than subjects with < or =5 amalgams. Dental amalgam

policies should consider Hg exposure in women before and during the

child-bearing age and the possibility

> > of subsequent fetal exposure and adverse outcomes.

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Just wanted to add my story=

First born had half dozen shots before I stopped, even Rhogam when prgnant.

Family went holistic/organic after that. He is/was NT, yet had few issues with

sensory-sound-light etc.

Second born three years AFTER my amalgam removal and my chelation detox. He has

had NO shots, not even rhogam, holistic pregnancy, no illness or insults to him

his entire life, and he has severe verbal apraxia, age 2.5yrs old. (most sensory

and hypotonia gone with biomed).

I thought I would have had it perfectly fine the second time around!!!

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> > > > Acta Neurobiol Exp (Wars). 2009;69(2):189- 97. A prospective study of

prenatal mercury exposure from maternal dental amalgams and autism severity.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Geier DA , Kern JK , Geier MR .

> > > >

> > > > Institute of Chronic Illnesses, Inc., Silver Spring, land, USA.

> > > >

> > > > Dental amalgams containing 50% mercury (Hg) have been used in dentistry

for the last 150 years, and Hg exposure during key developmental periods was

associated with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs). This study examined increased

Hg exposure from maternal dental amalgams during pregnancy among 100 qualifying

participants born between 1990-1999 and diagnosed with DSM-IV autism (severe) or

ASD (mild). Logistic regression analysis (age, gender, race, and region of

residency adjusted) by quintile of maternal dental amalgams during pregnancy

revealed the ratio of autism:ASD (severe:mild) were about 1 (no effect) for < or

=5 amalgams and increased for > or =6 amalgams. Subjects with > or =6 amalgams

were 3.2-fold significantly more likely to be diagnosed with autism (severe) in

comparison to ASD (mild) than subjects with < or =5 amalgams. Dental amalgam

policies should consider Hg exposure in women before and during the

child-bearing age and the possibility

> > > of subsequent fetal exposure and adverse outcomes.

> > > >

> > > >