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Showing posts with label Toxicity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toxicity. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Doctors treat toxic illness from burning oil, fumes and dispersants; Pregnant women, asthmatics most at risk

For weeks now, local hospitals have tracked patients with suspicious symptoms coming in from the gulf coast. …
“Headaches, fatigue, problems with memory and concentration, upset stomach,” lists Dr. Claudia Miller at UT Health Science Center.
The illness is called “TILT,” or Toxicant-Induced Loss of Tolerance. Patients lose tolerance to household products, medication, or even food after being exposed to chemicals, like burning oil, toxic fumes, or dispersants from the spill.
“Things like diesel fuel, exposure to fragrances, cleaning agents that never bothered them before suddenly bother them,” adds Dr. Miller. …
Though it’s not contagious, the best cure right now is staying away from affected areas.
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Sunday, June 6, 2010

Disease and Death from the Sky

Sky TrailsImage by fotobydave via Flickr

Contrails or Chemtrails?
There is one source of toxins and heavy metals that is virtually ignored by most health conscious people focusing on existing food, drug, and environmental toxins.
clipped from www.naturalnews.com
The difference is obvious to the naked eye. Contrails appear only at high altitudes, are thinner or more narrow than chemtrails, and dissipate very quickly.
Chemtrails are much wider and thicker. They are long enough to cover the sky from horizon to horizon. As they linger, they get even wider, and they tend to drift toward the ground or space out into artificially created cloud patterns. What separates these patterns from contrails further is that they are not normal aircraft traffic patterns.
These differences are not from atmospheric conditions. You can see chemtrails and contrails in the same sky at the same time.
Analyzed residues from chemtrails always show high levels of barium, aluminum oxide, strontium, and titanium, all heavy metals that we breathe in every time they spray. If they are apparently sprayed from or close to the engines, then traces of an extremely toxic banned jet fuel element, EDB or dibromoethane, are found in collected specimens.
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