Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Support Group
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Please read this study. I think you will be equally disturbed as I am. Why are they injecting this stuff into us?
Neurotoxic Effects of Gadopentetate Dimeglumine: Behavioral
Disturbance and Morphology after Intracerebroventricular
Injection in Rats
CONCLUSION: Intraventricular administration of contrast medium allows toxicity to be evaluated in areas such as the spinal cord that are not accessible by osmotic opening. While it is unlikely that these toxic effects would be seen at the doses used for clinical imaging by the intravenous route, gadopentetate dimeglumine clearly has some neurotoxic and neuropathologic potential. Although the acute excitation could be attributed to a transiently high local concentration of the agent at the injection site, the lesions were widely distributed through the brain and spinal cord and may reflect a region-specific neurotoxic action, possibly related to central pontine myelinolysis.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/92633610/Neurotoxic-Effects-of-Gadopentetate-Dimeglumine-Behavioral-Disturbance-and-Morphology
http://www.scribd.com/doc/90242205/A-case-of-multiple-sclerosis-improvement-following-removal-of-heavy-metal-intoxication
Neurotoxic Effects of Gadopentetate Dimeglumine: Behavioral
Disturbance and Morphology after Intracerebroventricular
Injection in Rats
CONCLUSION: Intraventricular administration of contrast medium allows toxicity to be evaluated in areas such as the spinal cord that are not accessible by osmotic opening. While it is unlikely that these toxic effects would be seen at the doses used for clinical imaging by the intravenous route, gadopentetate dimeglumine clearly has some neurotoxic and neuropathologic potential. Although the acute excitation could be attributed to a transiently high local concentration of the agent at the injection site, the lesions were widely distributed through the brain and spinal cord and may reflect a region-specific neurotoxic action, possibly related to central pontine myelinolysis.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/92633610/Neurotoxic-Effects-of-Gadopentetate-Dimeglumine-Behavioral-Disturbance-and-Morphology
http://www.scribd.com/doc/90242205/A-case-of-multiple-sclerosis-improvement-following-removal-of-heavy-metal-intoxication
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Usually I get a daily influx of emails on health topics. An article from Dr. Mercola really stood out recently though because it mentioned that fat cells have their own mitochondria. Not only was this the first I'd heard of this, he also mentioned that fat serves a purpose in our metabolism. Another new factoid for me. The bottom line for me was to appreciate that even our fat cells play a...
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I just do not feel well and I really think that it's because I cried yesterday on my way to work about my Aunt who is in the hospital. I don't think that we will have her much longer. She is very frail. Now she needs help eating. So, this is the third time in a year that I felt this way after crying. I think crying releases toxins into my body. I also worked up a sweat at the gym...
I did some heavy metal testing a couple of years ago and had very high levels of Gadolinium.
Doctors should treat their patients for who they are, and their symptoms---not a scan. As you may feel like a million bucks and have 10 new lesions, or like complete shit and no new lesions. What does that do for your mental status?
Have you read the study of the MS patient that was completely cured after chelation? And there is no a study that says glutathione blocks neuro-degeneration from gadolinium and likely other metals too. I say glutathione because it is one that everyone has heard of but read the study for more information. I found glutathione very helpful and noticed a bump in my health after a few days.
I personally think that MS might be related to metal toxicity. At least it was for the guy in the study.
A case of multiple sclerosis improvement following removal of heavy metal intoxication
http://www.scribd.com/doc/90242205/A-case-of-multiple-sclerosis-improvement-following-removal-of-heavy-metal-intoxication
Gadolinium-induced oxidative stress triggers endoplasmic reticulum stress in rat cortical neurons.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/90525850/Gadolinium-induced-oxidative-stress-triggers-endoplasmic-reticulum-stress-in-rat-cortical-neurons
Thanks.
I am doing pretty good which I believe is from the chelation I did (more would be better), climate change, diet, LDN and I also take Liposomal Glutathione (super expensive and I have to buy it in the US and have people bring it or ship it here. I ran out a couple of months ago and didn't take it for a few weeks. I started to smell bad. I think my liver etc needs the Glutathione to function.
All the best.