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Subject: save for food for tought from Donna. Most people don't have chemisty &

physics & Biology altogether.

There is so much to know: The simple thing is informed choice and mothers

told the basics of how to deliver a baby themselves...so they know what NOT

to allow any person assisting them. From my research it seems unassisted

births are best. Maybe in a hospital for a first timer, supported with a

door stop and just her friends, one of whom has had a baby. Inexperienced

uneducated dads...and moms not even seen a baby born, or an animal have to

be better informed of drugs, cutting viruses, and cord clamping, and not

break their baby's skin, for any reasons. We have to challenged the medical

system for our rights for natural birth education and practice. Get back to

the Pioneer Lotus Birth if we do not want to deal with the system as to

costs of fixing up or dealing with are compromised children....the living

dead as you call the impaired kids. Have you done a total vitamin, mineral

test...which is over or under...and metal toxins that should not be in our

system: Lead, Aluminum and Mercury.

Added food for thought: Enzymes, Epilepsy, Cells from Epithelium,

Encephalitis (any inflammation of the brain); and Element, Chemical; Trace

Elements essential for enzymes; Lymphatic System: virus, Vitamin, Yolk the

formation of blood and part of the placenta beginnings; Toxins/Poison that

reproduce; minerals...look at mercury...it becomes liquid...at room

temperature..seems it would move around, freely, and it moves so quickly and

easily it is called quick silver...they used it as a disinfectant on tools

and in medicine; Aluminum shrinks tissues....likely brain tissues, used in

medicines (no wonder the elderly have brain shrinkage).

Brain Disease: They put in membranes patches made up and patented from the

dead brains of others...They found it quickly destroys the brain...and as

you read, some viruses injected into our bodies can be " slow "

viruses...taking a lifetime to show problems...nervous

disorders........drugs can be radioactive or contain live viruses....they

damage our cells. Where the oxygen and blood was cut off from any cell,

brain or nerve tissue that do not replace themselves, the cells begin to

die, or be weakened, not fully functioning.... Most of other cells renew

themselves...not the brain or nerve cells...they are to last 100 years. Red

cells last 120 days. but they may start reproducing if the enzymes needed to

make them are distorted or absent. Enzymes are destroyed by chemicals and

heat....or a viruses that attacks them and mutates them.

Can you open this file. It gives you clues what can trespass the brain

membrane covering. Like the thick umbilical cord...something has to

dissolve the tissue in order to gain entry to the brain cells. What might

that be. Well, alcohol given women in the 1920's and up in either bringing

on or delaying labor....demonstrated the babies did not have the outward

facial distortions of addicts of alcohol and drugs. But they had the " same "

internal brain lesions. And the same learning and behavior problems.

Not only are the docs harvesting the living, but also the dead. The do not

take responsibility unless forced to by the courts. Also something about

fungus and spores...they do not known to much about the Mad Cow disease, but

if they were using garbage in meat foods, hides, hoofs, etc...any spores

(from mushrooms, funguses, etc...) cannot be killed by boiling or chemicals.

Only bleach will kill the Hep C virus for example... and disinfectants one

time used Mercury in cleaning surgical tools. So chemicals on the tools

itself can cause disorders and toxins into the body, and some of that

solution to save money would be used over and over again....look at the hair

dressers for example......how often do they change their solutions, or clean

their scissors, or the shaving clippers?) One fellow, who came from

Indonesia who thought we were " too " clean in our country, did a review on

the disinfectants, and said they were useless. The hospital took that to

mean to cut down on the use of them...so then we had the increase of the

flesh eating disorders....the virus being in the air...so any person with a

cut on their body was at risk just visiting a hospital....Let alone the

babies cords being cut...by instruments they used over and over again....So

we have many ways of a virus getting into our babies or ourselves when we

birth in hospitals.

These CBC stories show that not only are doctors harvesting the dead . . .

tissue sold in the millions around the world...note the fine, merely under

$3,000.00 If they can sell the tissues for $30,000 operations costing

$130,000 for transplants the $30,000 for the transplant material...and no

criminal investigation of the informed risks . . . there is no

discouragement.

When the doctors can harvest the living babies by providing themselves or

the hospital they work with the raw materials depriving the baby of his/her

placenta blood, weakening the baby, and injecting various of

vaccinations...the baby's brain is vulnerable. First it collapses, likely

that was proven of the heart...no kept up blood volume and pressure inside

the brain. The blood pressure and volume was cut off. Can you see the

brain collapsing...until the blood pressure or water pressure made in the

cells, replaces the fluid deprived...blood.

Encephalities (any inflammation of the brain): To Quote WBE:

" Many victims of encephalitis suffer only mild fever (often that is seen of

babies after vaccinations) and a headache for a few days (so a baby can tell

his head hurts???); But encephalitis can cause convulsions, coma, and even

death. There are many kinds of encephalitis. Bacteria, harmful chemicals,

and various tiny parasites (can get into the body by injections,

vaccinations), can also cause the disease.

Symptoms are drowsiness, fever, headache, and muscle weakness. In addition

the disease may cause jerky movements; mental confusion; paralysis; and

difficulty in hearing, seeing, speaking, and swallowing. Some victims of

encephalitis suffer permanent brain damage, but the majority do not.

Some viruses that cause encephalitis occur in the blood of certain kinds of

animals, including birds and horses. They are transmitted to a human being

by the bite of a mosquito that has previously bitten an infected animal. In

some cases, viruses of such diseases as measles and mumps attack the brain

and cause encephalitis. The disease can also occur as a complication of a

vaccination. The symptoms of a few kinds of encephalitis appear months or

even years after the infecting virus has entered the vitamin's body. Such

viruses are called slow viruses.

Encephalitis is closely related to meningitis, an inflammation of the

membranes that cover the brain and spinal cord (See Meningitis). When

" both " the brain and the membrane covering it are inflamed, the disease is

called menigoencphalitis. " H. Weller, Vol E, p 215, World Book

Encyclopedia, 1979.

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Epilepsy, p. 263-264, ibid

" ...is a disorder of certain " nerve cells " in the brain. An attack of

epilepsy, called epileptic seizure, occurs when these cells suddenly release

a large burst of electrical energy. Normally, the brain cells produce " some

electrical energy,' which flows through the nervous system and activates the

muscles. The brain of an epileptic patient sometimes fails to limit or to

control this release of energy. There are three chief types of epileptic

attacks (1) grand mal, (2) petit mal and (3) psychomotor. Grand mal, the

person loses consciousness; petit mal, the person is temporarily confused,

loses awareness of his surroundings (what planet am I on)....and in a

psychomotor attack, the patient acts withdrawn and behaves strangely for a

few minutes. The victim may suddenly roam around the room or tug at his or

clothes.

" Attacks seem to occur for no apparent reason at any time of the day or

night. In most cases, the first seizure occurs during childhood.

" Many epileptic patients have some brain damage due to infection, injury, or

a tumor.

" About half of 1 percent of all the people in the world have epilepsy. (1979

statement). What is it today?

" Treatments are with drugs. In the 1970's surgeons began inserting brain

pacemakers that stimulates the cerebellum, a part of the brain, and prevents

seizures. "

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Epithelioma: p. 265, ibid

" ..is a tumor of the epithelium, the tissue that lines the body cavities and

covers the body surface and the internal organs. Sores appear, will heal,

then appear again. The tumors, sores may be caused by prolonged exposure to

the sun, X rays, or by materials containing tars or arsenic.

Comments of Donna: Drugs contain trace elements and arsenic, mercury, etc,

and are taken internally and injected into tiny babies, so why would not

there be sores...lesions in any part of their body)?

Study Enzymes, Atoms....that create the means of the cells to

function....electrical communication, stimulation of the cells to work

correctly:

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Enzymes, p. 261, ibid

....is a " protein molecule " (hormones are proteins too) . . .that speeds up

chemical reactions in all plants and animals. Without enzymes, these

reactions would occur TOO slowly or NOT at all, and no life would be

possible.

All living cells make enzymes, but enzymes are not alive. Enzyme molecules

function by altering other plant or animal molecules. Enzymes COMBINE WITH

THE ALTERED molecules to form a complex molecular structure in in which

chemical reactions take place. The enzyme, which remains unchanged, then

separates from the product of the reaction.

" Enzymes thus serve as catalysts (See CATALYSIS) (Maybe I'm an enzyme...eh,

getting things going, and you too?)...

SPECIALTY ENZYMES (MUST BE UNIONS)

" The human body contains more than 1,000 types of enzymes. Each kind of

enzyme performs ONE specific job. Without enzymes, a person could NOT

breath (asthma attacks), see, digest food, nor move any part of the body.

Photosynthesis in plants also depends on enzymes. "

(Comment: plants use our used up carbon dioxide and with the sun

convert it back to oxygen that we use....so human and animals and plants and

trees are a team for each other's survival. . . and look at us, we are

taking away trees, and burning up our planet.

" Many enzymes break down complex substances into simpler ones.

(Comment: For example enzymes change fats into sugars, using hormones

and insulin). Others build complex compounds from simple ones (building body

tissues and blood, see DNA and RNA making each cell " after it own kind,

again, union workers " ...they communicate with each other, are you me...if

not me.......they attack the foreign substance that does not belong in that

family....skin for example).

" Most enzymes " remain " in the cells where they were formed, but some do t

heir work elsewhere. For example, the PANCREAS secrets the enzyme AMYLASE,

which travels to the small intestine to break down carbohydrates. "

(Comment: Take the pituitary gland...it sends its hormones to another

part of the body, when needed - and that is true in having

babies....oxytocin, Serotonin (relaxin comes from the sex cells to soften

and stretch the birth canal at birth. Check out Metabolism,

insulin...diabetic...too much or too low of insulin...could your children be

diabetics, many of are...and do not know it....so have you tried the

diabetic diets????).

The word enzyme comes from two Greek words meaning in yeast.

Ribonuclease, from AMINIO ACIDS, THIS ENZYME breaks down ribonucleic

acid (RNA) into molecules of other amino acids (See Nucleic Acid).

Structure: Enzymes are too tiny (.) to be seen even with the MOST

powerful light microscope. The occur in a number of shapes and sizes. The

" structure " of any particular enzyme enables it to cause certain chemicals

reactions in other molecules.

DESTRUCTION: An enzyme's structure can easily be destroyed (I would

think mutated too), by HEAT, ACIDS or ALKALIS.

(Comments: Fevers, (DRUGS, TOO MUCH INSULIN, ETC), OR ALKALIS (salt and

minerals, solvents), Various poisons (gases in the air, toxins in water and

foods by chemical sprays...study your environment).

Fever: " ...scientists believe that a high body temperature, such as

108F (42 C), may cause death because the heat makes vital enzymes inactive. "

Disease caused by lack of an enzyme caused by something, some say even

hereditary when all else is in doubt eh, or not checked out: gout (usually

after vodka for some persons); goiter (generally lack of iodine take iodized

salt) ; and they alleged PKU phenylketunuria and galactosemia.

In many cases, tests can detect these enzyme deficiencies. Physicians

treat the conditions with diet and drugs to prevent deformities, mental

retardation, and even death.

UNIQUENESS OF ENZYMES: " Although enzymes are proteins, some must be

attached to certain nonprotein molecules in order to function. Many of

these nonprotein molecules are metals, such as copper, iron, or magnesium.

They occur as trace elements (See Trace Elements). Others are organic

compounds called coenzymes.

" If a coenzyme is tightly attached to the protein part of the enzyme,

the unit is called a prosthetic group. Neither the coenzyme nor the protein

part of a prosthetic group can function ALONE. "

(Comments: Distorting an enzyme such as the protein..the red blood

cell. The blood cell is shaped like a donut...it first has a nucleus (stem

cell beginnings I think), it is quite big as mature...then the red cell

dissolves the nucleous, and it small, but the iron (red pigment metal, non

organic) holds the gas (oxygen), and the blood stream drops the oxygenized

blood cell to all cells...to be nourished and the cells release carbon

dioxide the waste of used energy (carbon is used up). If we are exposed to

carbon monoxide (monoxide incomplete combustion or burning up of a molecule)

the carbon monoxide suffocates the red blood cell...it cannot do the gas

exchanges until the monoxide is cut off and oxygen is introduced into the

system.)

WORKING WITH OTHER NUTRIENTS: Many co-enzymes consist of vitamins,

ESPECIALLY THE B VITAMINS. If a person diet lacks adequate amounts of these

vitamins, the enzymes cannot function properly and various body disorders

may develop (Nervous disorders as these B-complex and Vit C are water

soluble...they are removed daily and are NOT stored in the body, and easily

depleted by stress).

BLOOD TESTS: Doctors also diagnose a number of diseases by measuring

the amount of enzymes in blood and other body fluids. Such disease include

anemia, cancer, leukemia, and heart and liver ailments. "

COMMENTS: Note how medical writers switch by the scientists definitions:

blood (element, suspensions), enzymes, proteins, organic, inorganic,

alkaloid, acid, alkaline...AND never say to much about pH...if we are more

salty or sweet eh? pH...tells us about our

blood...insulin....protein...etc.... and that is missing from most medical

books....so no wonder we have so much disease..........and they take the

blood with enzymes, and hormones...and sell that back to us.........or use

it in cosmetics and for stem cell research. All this is Big Business.

Element, Chemical, p 171 ibid

" ...is any one of the known kinds of basic chemical substances. All

chemical substances are either elements or compounds (combinations of two or

more elements). For example, hydrogen and oxygen are elements, and water is

a compound of hydrogen and oxygen.

A chemical element can be defined in either of two ways. It is (1) a

substance that cannot be broken down chemically into simpler substances

(read above an enzyme remains the same, but it can be mutated it seems); or

(2) a substance that contains only one kind of atom. (so cells are

universes all to themselves..an atom).

Atoms are tiny bits of matter (.) so small that billions of them are

needed to make even a small speck of any substance. (check out a drop of

blood that can test for iron deficiency or too few red cells or too few

white cells or tell us our pH reading).

All elements except some of the artificially created ones are found on

or in the earth.

Oxygen is the most plentiful element. Nearly half the weight of the outer

layer of the earth is oxygen. Other elements such as helium make up only a

small fraction of the earth's crust. Nearly all elements on or in the earth

are found combined with other elements. To obtain pure elements, a person

must chemically break down compounds that contain the desired elements.

Artificially created elements are not plentiful (They make bombs out of

them).

Only small amounts of most of them have been made. All artificially

created elements and some natural elements are RADIOACTIVE. These man-made

elements are radioactive...104, 105, 106.....

Are drugs subjected to radioactive treatment and tissues and blood put into

us. Read about the brain tissue transplants...so what of the drugs injected

into our babies, and what of our foods?

Elements are from WB Dictionary, p. 682: One of the simple substances, such

as gold, iron, carbon, sulfur, oxygen, and hydrogen (minerals and gases) An

element cannot be separated into simpler parts by ordinary chemical means.

There are over 100 element, each composed of " atoms " that are chemically

alike. All material things in the universe (matter) known to our senses

(breath, consume, feel, see, hear explosions) are composed of one or more

chemical elements (Science News Letter). One of the parts of which anything

is made up: Honesty, industry, and kindness are elements of a good life.

One of the four substances: earth, water, air, and fire--that were thought

in ancient times to make up all other things (now we have 100 of them and

likely their mutations....any combinations man can think up or experiment on

us with).

Element, component (blood many components) constituent, ingredient means

one of the parts of which something is made up (DNA, RNA genetic

codes)....Element the general word applies to any " essential " part of

anything: Active helping to make a whole...the colors of the rainbow are

the constituents of " white light. " And we though white had no color eh?

Ingredient: The helping parts lose individual identity in a mixture or

combination: milk, eggs, and flour and baking power are the basics

ingredients in making a cake)...study the air created by the baking

powder...how does it act with fluids....water....Seems water is a keen

component of change...H2O.

Trace Elements, WBE, Vol T, p. 276, 1979:

Trace elements are Minerals (non-organic). The are needed in small

amounts by plants, animals, and human beings. Major elements mineral and

gases, like iron, carbon, sulfur, oxygen, calcium, hydrogen, and phosphorus

are part of the make-up of all living things. The trace elements are also

necessary for life. Scientists know the use of only a few of these minerals

but that they are essential for the work of certain vital enzymes.

The trace elements include: copper, cobalt, magnesium, manganese, and

zinc. (Zinc calms the brain, like calcium).

The body needs copper so it can use iron to build blood, hemoglobin, and

important part of the red blood cells.

Cobalt (fights cancer) contained in Vitamin B12 protects a person

against a blood disease called pernicious anemia.

Magnesium helps to regulate muscle reaction (the Palsies), and it keeps

the muscles in good working condition.

Plants need magnesium to build chlorophyll (the plant blood the green in

the leaves and the stems).

Manganese and Zinc are essential for the normal action of certain

enzymes.

Without manganese and zinc certain reactions in the body cells would

stop. (essential for the enzymes).

Animals like baby chicks that do not get enough manganese will become

crippled (palsies).

Trace elements for human beings are easily obtained in their food in a

balanced diet.

Again....WBD, p. 2214 Vol L-Z, trace elements a chemical element

especially a metallic one, used in small amounts by an organism but

considered necessary to the organism's proper functioning; minor element.

Comments: I think they have much to do with negative and positive

charges, the electrical circuit of our system, if the enzymes are

communicating with cells for them to do something.

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Toxic: having to do with poison: a toxic illness.

Toxicogenic: producing poisons, toxins...some toxins break and spread a

poison around the cell. Some are contained and have to be injected into a

cell...bee sting toxic poison.

toxicodendrol. an toxic oil...that cannot be washed off by water...only by

alcohol...So if we drink.....can we wash away toxic oils in our system, like

from the oils of poison ivy, oak and sumac.

Toxin: any poison formed by an animal or a plant organism as a product of

its metabolism, especially one of those produced by bacteria. (toxins can

reproduce, imagine a poison that reproduces). Diphtheria and scarlet fever

are due to a poison, a toxin in the system. The body reacts to some toxins

by producing antitoxins.

/tixubabtutixubL a mixture of a toxin with enough of the corresponding

antitoxin to almost neutralize it, used formerly to immunize against

diphtheria.

Toxoid: this is a toxin to deal with Tetanus, lockjaw, so it will lose its

poisonous quality but still cause antitoxins to be produced when injected

into the body.

Toxoplasma: the Parasitic protozoan that causes toxoplasmosis. Greek

toxikon poison, + plasma.

Toxoplasmosis. A disease that attacks animals caused by a protozoan.

Children develop an inflammation of the brain and spinal cord; adults

develop a condition similar to Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Can be caused

by ticks or insect bites.

Elementary particle: Physics: one of the fundamental units of which

matter (.) is composed; fundamental particle. The elementary particles

include: the electron, the proton, and neutron, and the neutrino, lambda,

photon, and meson.

Comments: What about the ion??? And positive and negative

factors...blood types, and then the RH factors, positive and

negative...blood being magnetic...too,

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Lymphatic System: Wow, this is a whole new universe, all to itself,

connects to the blood circulatory system, has it is own valve system...if it

gets plugged like the bile ducts...we get sick..

Lymphatic System: the network of small vessels, resembling blood

vessels, by which lymph circulates throughout the body carrying food from

the blood to the cells, picking up fats from the small intestines, and

carrying the wastes to the blood; lymph system.

The lymphoid tissue consists of the thymus gland and the lymph glands; when

we are ill there is enlargement of the liver, spleen, enlargement of bones,

neck, etc.

Home made Feel Better methods: Thumb on your chest, thymus gland and

rub the top of your forehead...do you feel better...get your kids doing this

every morning, squeeze their toes, fingers, nose, and ears...what

happens...and a 1/2 cup of unsweetened orange juice...how do they feel,

then? Read up on Fats: See the importance of fats....I suggest olive oil

(or the fish oils, cod liver oil) . Olive oil read up on olives, taken daily

as it does not apparently build up on the injured cells...and keeps the

injured cells lubricated and soft, not hard, dissolves salts and minerals or

helps them be removed. This ought to help damaged kids with their

circulation and Vit E, to help the blood carry oxygen to the cells..) A tad

of vinegar and honey will not hurt those who are free of yeast build-up. I

do not know how oils will work with water and the electrical system for

those who take seizures..will help or cause more...don't know that.......I

would think if oxygen is better and cells softer..it would be beneficial.

Lymph what is that: sounds like it is close to plasma, the water portion of

the blood:

The Dictionary states:

Lymph...a nearly colorless liquid in the tissues of the body, somewhat

like blood without the " red Iron " corpuscles (red blood cells). Lymph is

derived from parts of the blood which have filtered through blood capillary

walls and is conveyed back to the bloodstream by the lymphatic vessels. It

is slightly alkaline (salty) quality. Seawater has a pH of 8. Our blood is

slight alkaline at 7.3 said ideal at 7.4. So pH is important to know.

Vaccinations: Medicine, any diseased matter taken from a person or

animal for se in inoculation, especially against smallpox. Lymph meant Pure,

clear or a stream of it: I drink the virgin lymph, pure and crystalline as

it gushes from the rock. "

Source of Information: According to page 1247 Vol L-Z, World Book

Encyclopedia...the lymph gland go from the knees to the cheek bones...not in

the toes or arms or fingers...they are a guard system, it seems, don't see

any in the brain, most in the stomach and the groin area, and the neck area.

Virus: p. 2336, Vol L-Z, WBD Viruses are composed of protein and nucleic

acid. They are smaller than ordinary bacteria and cannot be seen through

most microscopes. The are dependent on LIVING tissue for their reproduction

and growth. Most viruses are filterable and cause such diseases in man as

rabies, polio, chicken pox, and the common cold. Filterable...means they

cross the membrane...cross the placenta.

virus means in Latin poison, sap of plants, any slimy liquid. toxin

VITAMINS: A vitamin is a " chemical " compound that the human body needs in

small amounts. Vitamins make up one of the major groups of NUTRIENTS (food

substances necessary for growth and health). Vitamins regulate chemical

reactions by which the body converts food into energy and living tissues.

There are 13 vitamins. The body only produces 3 of them itself. (WHAT

THREE???).

The lack of one vitamin means the other vitamins cannot work correctly

either, or interferes with the others activity. The continued lack of one

vitamin in an otherwise complete diet results in vitamin deficiency disease:

Such deficiency disease include: beriberi, pellagra, rickets, or scurvy.

To be a vitamin, it must be a required substance that works positively for

the body. (Example Vit 17 is not considered a vitamin it is cyanide and can

kill cells. Naturally cyanide taken from seeds like the Apricot seed, is

alleged to kill cancer cells taken in moderation, vit 17...made

synthethetically killed t he patients.

P. 334, vol U-V WBE, 1979

From WB Dictionary, Vitamin:

All vitamins have a chemical element to them. (Note how they are composed

(C Carbon)

Vit. A Formula to make Vit A: C20 H30, ). It is a fat-soluble alcohol.

Vit. D fat-soluable, found in cod-liver oil, egg yolk, needed for growth and

bones, there are Vit D2, D3, D4.

Vit. E fat-soluble, pale-yellow liquid, found in the germ of seeds, wheat

germ, oil, lettuce other green plant leaves, necessary for the reproduction,

prevents miscarriages. Lack of Vit E is associated with sterility. Formula

C29 H50 O2.

Vitamin G water soluble see Vit. B2, ribolfavin.

Vit H former name of biotin, water soluble.

Vit K, a vitamin found in green leafy vegetables that promotes the clotting

of the blood. (Look at the coating on yellow or green beans, sticky

substance...). Prevents hemorrhaging. K1 found in green vegetables, use in

the formation of prothrombin Formula: C31, H46 O2.

Vit K2 found in Fish meal and in microorganisms (raw foods) Formula: C41

H56 O2

Vitamin L: found in beef liver (vitamin L1 and yeast Vit L2 this promotes

normal milk lactation. (may be prolactin hormone)

Vitamin P, a water soluble crystalline substance found in CITRUS FRUITS and

Paprika, that promotes capillary resistance to hemmorhging: citrin,

bioflavonoid.

Vitmin PP = nicotinic acid.

THE FORMATION OF BLOOD THE YOLK STALK BEGINS THE PLACENTA, THE YOLK IS PART

OF THE PLACENTA:

Vitellin. A protein contained in the yolk of eggs.

Vitelline of or having to do with the yolk of an egg, deep yellow with a

tinge of red, colored like the yolk of an egg.

Vitelline duct - yolk stalk

Viteellin membrane, the transparent membrane enclosing an egg yolk

vitellogenesis the formation of vitellus or yolk (new latin vitello-genesis

(beginning)

Vitellus the yolk of an egg.

ASTHMA: Why c-section babies have lung problems, not because they are

premature..but because they did not get the blood flowing through their

lungs at all...clamped, cut, then caused to breathe. At least the vaginal

babies get blood pushed into the lungs, through the contractions through the

birth canal...not so the c-section babies, unless they are taken out with

the placenta attached...but the doctors are robbing the c-section babies by

early clamping. See T. Peltonen's research.

Lungs: The say damaged lungs lack surfactant....NOT so the lungs have a

water solution...damaged lungs when they do not get the blood running

through them turn to glass.

vitriol...sulfuric acid...any one of the certrain sulfacts of metals,

characterized by a glassy appearance, such as a sulfate of copper (blue

vitriol (aluminum, lead???) and iron (green vitriol or copper); or zinc

(white vitriol). Metallurgy> to subject to the action of dilute sulfuric

acid.

Vit. B 12, needed to make red cells, containing cobalt (fights cancer),

found in liver, milk, eggs, and the extrinsic factor. It is active against

pernicious anemia. Any anemic person will need this B12 injected. The Vit

B's complexs must be taken as a whole group, The Swiss brand is what I take.

B Complex is: B1 = thiamine; B2=riboflavin; B6=pyridoxinee; Bc = folic acid

(this knits the baby's cells together, lacking this causes the deformities,

it is found in high concentration in yeast and liver) ; others of the

complex B's are: nicotinic acid, pantothenic acid, inositol,

para-aminobenzoic acid (Bx); biotin 9 vit H ; choline.

Other Elements Needed by the Human Body: Minerals....

Calcium is a soft, silvery-white metallic element found most widely in such

rocks as chalk, limestone, and marble. It reacts with both oxygen and water

(most elements/vitamins/minerals/gases do). In nature, it occurs only in

compounds, chiefly as calcium carbonate, calcium fluoride, and calcium

sulfate. It belongs to the group of elements called alkaline earth metals

(The human blood pH is slightly alkaline limy). Calcium is used in making

cement (bones need calcium). Calcium is essential to all living things,

especially human beings and other animals. It is vital for the growth and

maintenance of the bones and teeth, and it helps the blood to clot and the

muscles to contract.

(note, Cholorbuntanol contained in oxytocin/pitocin causes the heart not

to contract correctly...it must intefer with calcium).

A daily diet that includes green vegetables, milk and milk products

supplies enough calcium for the human body's normal needs.

Sir Humphy Dave, an English chemist, first isolated calcium as a PURE

metal in 1808. The ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans knew about calcium

compounds and used them to make mortar. (SEE Lime, calcium carbonate -

found in rocks. Calcium carbonate is an ingredient of tooth powders and

tooth pastes. It is used as a medicine to neutralize acidity in the

stomach. Calcium Hydroxide...see lime.

MINERALS: P. 478, WBE, 1979

" Mineral is the common solid material found on the earth. Minerals

include common substances rock salt and pencil " lead " and such rare ones as

gold, silver, and gems. There are about 2000 minerals, but only about 100

of them are common. Most of the others are harder to find than gold. Man

digs minerals from the earth and uses them to make many products, they are

inorganic, not living, nor ever were. Scientists have given many minerals

names that end in ite. Rock salt is the mineral halite, and pencil lead is

graphite. Hermatite is the worlds' most important source of IRON. Other

common minerals include gypsum, used in making wallboard, and talc, used in

talcum powder and crayons. Other substances taken from the earth are

considered minerals, but have been made from living organisms, such as coal,

petroleum, natural gas and sand...none of which is a mineral. Certain

substances in food and water, such as calcium, iron, and phosphorus, are

also called minerals, but mineralogists the scientists who study minerals do

not consider any of them true minerals. Mineralogists use the term mineral

to mean a substance that have all of the four following features: (1) found

in nature (diamond) ; (2) made up of substances that were NEVER alive

inorganic. (3) a mineral has the same chemical makeup wherever it is found,

consistent, no evolution or change. Sand therefore is not a mineral because

it is different and has a different chemical makeups wherever it is found.

(4) The atoms of a mineral are arranged in a regular pattern, and form

solid units called crystals. The calcium and phosphorus found in milk are

not minerals because they are dissolved in a liquid and are not crystals.

Crystals do not dissolve in water. Salt dissolves in water and is not a

mineral. Remove water and minerals are left, though.

True Minerals are: mica, quart, feldspar, honeblende. Minerals vary

greatly from one another: Some have glasslike surfaces that sparkle with

color, others are dull and feel greasy. Four of the main characteristics of

minerals are: (1) luster (2) cleavage (can be split cut) (3) hardness (4)

color.

Identification of a mineral:

Acid: One of the simplest tests consists of pouring a warm, weak acid

on the sample. If the acid fizzes, the sample belongs to a group of

minerals called carbonates. Calcite, argonite, and dolomite are examples of

carbonates. These minerals contain carbon and oxygen, together with other

chemicals. When attacked by acid, the minerals release carbon dioxide gas

which forms bubbles in the acid. This test may be made a home, using

vinegar for the acid. In the flame test, a bit of mineral is ground into

powder near the air holes at the base of a Bunsen burner. Air carries the

powder up into the flame. The powder gives the flame a color that

identifies the mineral.

The mineral crystals are formed of many rooms, or cells, they are held

together by atoms. These forces are electrical. They result when atoms

exchange or share some of their electrons. Chemical bonds can hold two or

more atoms together only in definite positions. The position depends on t

he size of the atoms and on the number of bonding together. Bonds between

atoms are not all equally strong. Some crystals can be cleaved because of

the weak areas. (cutting diamonds then can totally splinter).

Almost all minerals grow in liquids, such as magma deep inside the

earth. This extremely hot substance contains all the kinds of atoms that

make up the earth's minerals. When magma cools some atoms become bonded

together and form a tiny crystal. The crystals grow by adding layers of

atoms to their flat outer surface. (like a pearl or onion being formed eh).

How do ice crystals take shape. There are sometimes impurities in crystals

and scientists wonder why these impurities affect a crystal's mechanical and

electrical properties? Like the human body eh...??. The operating of

electronic devices called semiconductors depends on the presence of

impurities in crystals (see semiconductor).

Many of the minerals listed are toxic to the human body if they get into

our system: asbestos, cinnabar.

Cinnabar is the most important ore of MERCURY. It contains sulfur as well as

mercury. The ore is found mostly near the earth's surface close to volcanic

rocks and hot springs. Deposits occur in California and Nevada, in China,

Spain and Yugoslavia.

Lead a bluish-white metal...when it comes in contact with food and water

it forms a poison. It is used in gasoline as an additive, tetraethyl lead,

contributes to air pollution. It is used in crystal glass and as a glass for

pottery, in dies, explosives, insecticides, and medicines and plastics.

Lead itself is not poisonous. The body eliminates lead compounds very

slowly, and so dangerous amounts may build up over a long time. If the

glaze on pottery is improperly applied, certain foods may remove enough lead

compounds to poison a person. These foods are the acidic foods as orange

juice and tomatoes. Lead poisoning is called plumbism. Lead can be found in

the urine. Symptoms of poisoning include: anemia, drowsiness, muscle

cramps, weakness, paralysis, stomach pains, and vomiting. Brain damage,

coma, and convulsions occur in severe cases, and extreme cases of lead

poisoning have caused death. Sometimes a blackish lead line can be seen

where the gums meet the teeth. Because lead is deposited in the long bones

of the arms and legs, these bones may appear thicker, than normal, when

viewed by X rays. Treatment includes medicines that relieve muscular

disorders and help the body dispose of lead that has been deposited in the

bones or other tissues. This may take several weeks.

Vol L, WBE.

Mercury, Vol M. WBE, p 338

Mercury a silver-colored metal is one of the chemical elements. Unlike

any other metal, mercury is a liquid at room temperature. Mercury conducts

electricity (could cause the seizures). Most of the mercury comes from an

ore called cinnabar. Mercury compounds include mercurous chloride also

called calomel, and mercuurous sulfate. Calomel is an antiseptic used to

kill bacterial. Mercuric chloride is a powerful poison that surgeons once

used to disinfect wounds. Mercuric chloride is also called corrosive

submercuric fulminate to set off it s explosive. Paint manufacturers use

mercuric sulfide.

Diuretics use organic mercuric compounds, used to treat kidney disease.

The antiseptic Mercurochrome is a mercuric compound. Methyl mercury has

been found in our food chains. Methyl mercury can damage brain cells. The

methyl mercury comes from wastes industries have dumped into bays where the

fish were caught.

Mercury compounds were used to prevent fungi from growing in lumber,

paint, paper, and seeds, and to kill plant fungus (spores) diseases. (used

in live virus...of vaccinations???)

Alum...(Aluminum) Alum is the name given a particular group of hydrated

(water containing) double salts. These double salts form crystals very

similar to the crystals of hydrated potassium aluminum sulfate. Most alums

are manufactured from bauxide (aluminum oxide ore) Potassium alum helps

stop bleeding and shrinks human or animal tissue. (This may be the

shrinkage of brain tissues if aluminum is used in medicines). Alums are

used in making cosmetics, certain dyes, some baking powders, and leather

tanning agents.

NOTE: My sister went down hill after they colored her hair...she had a

brain tumor...then quickly got worse...such agents can assimilate into the

blood stream..

Alumina (Aluminum Oxide) is a poor conductor of electricity. Bauxite is

the chief source of the alumina from which manufacturers make aluminum. It

resists high temperatures, used in furnace linings and electrical

insulators. It form can be changed by heat...aluminum resists rust...and is

found in any many shapes, aluminum foil to airplanes, and pots and pans.

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DISEASES OF INTERNAL DISORDERS OF OUR BABIES:

We have babies with water on the brain...the water, is made in the

cells...HYDROGEN...It is a powerful gas consisting of water and oxygen

H2O...it is an explosive...likely used as an enzyme....but this is not

mentioned the gases...eh? So what is left out we have to find out.

I would think that water when we swell after an injury.....it is likely a

cushion for damages as to interruption of the blood supply cut off. The

water remember has one part Hydrogen and 2 parts oxygen...so what do cells

need to live if their blood supply is cut off from broken blood vessels,

oxygen...and water. The swelling is a means to cushion the injury. What is

likely happening, the body is mending and even creating new blood vessels to

hook up to the damaged or broken blood vessels.

In the brain...the excess water is putting pressure of an its water (likely

plasma with proteins) a substance....generally oxygenated blood....

The doctors then drain the water of the brain, but shunting it back into the

body. They are NOT wasting it. This is why I say it is likely plasma with

essential proteins...and nutrients. Logically, it was keeping the damaged

brain lubricated, even as a cushion of any damaged membranes.

Look at the baby in the amniotic fluid...nicely cushioned and what is the pH

of the solution, Sweet or Lye....seems logical it would be more sweet than

acid.........The brain needs much sugar (wholesome sugar) and very much

oxygen....

Are your kids active in sports...or getting lots of oxygen...and do they eat

healthy sources of sugar.

I think it wise to try the Ambrotose...it has 3 extra sugars that Breast

milk has. Were you able to breast feed " all " your babies....Which ones were

breast fed the longest...and what is their health like? Breast milk as 5

sugars that the brain and the child thrive on to grow. Sugars have the

enzymes.....in it the energy, the catalysts.

Sincerely,

Research of:

Donna Young

Natural Birth Education

Box 504

Dawson Creek, BC

V1G 4H4

Canada

250-782-9223

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http://www.cbc.ca/storyview/CBC/2001/05/09/cjd_pmc_010509

Possible Creutzfeldt-Jakob case reported in Windsor

Last Updated Thu, 10 May 2001 15:12:12

WINDSOR, ONT. - Hôtel-Dieu Grace Hospital in Windsor, Ontario, has closed its

operating rooms temporarily after a patient tested positive for

Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease.

CJD is a rare, brain-wasting disease.

Theoretically, the disease could be transmitted by instruments used in surgery,

but the hospital stresses this is a theoretical risk.

The hospital decided to suspend surgeries to allow staff to disinfect all

instruments and operating theatres.

Dr. Heimann

The patient in question had surgery at the hospital in March.

Dr. Heimann, the Medical Officer of Health for Windsor and Essex County,

has warned people not to confuse this disease with the more serious variant form

of CJD. " This is not in any way associated with mad cow disease. This is classic

disease, very, very unusual. "

That's because the patient does not exhibit all the symptoms of classic CJD.

Doctors suspect a false positive in this case, but only a brain biopsy can give

a definitive diagnosis.

Heimann says the disease is not contagious. It is not caused by a virus, or a

bacteria, but by an infectious protein called a prion.

" To get this disease the prion really has to be introduced into the body. It's

not even something that if you were to touch an instrument you would be at risk

for it. You really have to have this introduced into your body, literally into

your brain, " said Heimann.

There are only six reported cases in the world where the disease has been

transmitted through a medical procedure. Heimann estimates the odds at less than

one in a million of getting the disease.

The hospital is now notifying patients who were operated on after the patient

who tested positive.

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Moncton Hospital, New Brunswick

http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2003/09/24/moncton030924

New Brunswicker dead of Creutzfeldt-Jakob

Last Updated Thu, 25 Sep 2003 4:59:31

MONCTON - Health officials in New Brunswick confirm a patient died from

Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease two months ago following brain tissue transplant

surgery, but stress it is not linked to mad cow disease.

Moncton Hospital

The unidentified patient was diagnosed after being admitted to the Moncton

Hospital in June 2003 for surgery.

Hospital officials say the patient did not have variant CJD, which has been

linked to mad cow disease (bovine spongiform encephalopathy). Rather, the

patient contracted classical CJD.

Classical CJD has three causes:

iatrogenic (through hospital or medical procedures);

familial (through hereditary link);

sporadic (spontaneously occurring for no apparent reason).

Health officials say it is likely either sporadic or iatrogenic, but tests by

Health Canada were inconclusive, said Dr. Gordon Dow, the hospital's chief of

infectious diseases.

QUICK FACTS

What is Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease?

CJD is a disease caused by infectious proteins called prions. These attack the

brain, killing cells and creating gaps in tissue. The disease is always fatal.

There are two main types of CJD: classical and variant.

Who gets it?

Anyone can potentially develop CJD.

Classical CJD occurs in the general population at a rate of about one case per

million people per year throughout the world.

In Canada, about 30 cases of classical CJD are diagnosed each year.

Source: Health Canada

In March 1992, surgeons transplanted dura mater to the patient. Dura mater is

part of the brain's covering.

Dow believes it is " highly unlikely " the case is related to the medical

procedure, but says they may never be able to confirm its cause.

Seven other patients who received grafts at the hospital between 1991- 1993 have

been notified and will be provided medical support and counselling if necessary.

All seven are showing no symptoms and face an extremely low risk, said Dow.

Lee Hebert, with the Moncton Regional Health Authority, said equipment used

during the surgery has been incinerated.

Dow says there is evidence, but not conclusive proof, that the patient died of

the more common, sporadic form of the disease.

FROM APRIL 13, 2002: Health Canada bans 'brain patch' linked to brain disease

FROM MAY 9, 2001: Possible Creutzfeldt-Jakob case reported in Windsor

Sporadic CJD occurs in the world population at a rate of about one case per

million people per year – about 30 cases are diagnosed each year in Canada. Most

cases die within six months.

Symptoms include depression, confusion, personality changes and memory loss. The

condition degenerates rapidly and the patient develops neurological problems

affecting sight, co-ordination, speaking ability and movement. The final stage

can include mute paralysis.

Written by CBC News Online staff

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Health Canada bans 'brain patch' linked to brain disease

http://www.cbc.ca/storyview/CBC/2002/04/12/Consumers/brainpatch_020412

Last Updated Mon, 15 Apr 2002 13:56:30

OTTAWA - Health Canada is banning the use of the " Tutoplast Dura " brain patch

because of fears it may be linked to a brain wasting illness, Creutzfeldt-Jakob

disease.

The patch been linked to at least one CJD death in the United States. This has

prompted a review of the product in Canada.

Tutoplast Dura is made from the brain tissue of human corpses. Health Canada

estimates it's used in about 200 surgeries every year.

Neurosurgeons use it to repair the brain's dura mater — the fibre-like outermost

membrane surrounding the brain and spinal cord. It is also used in other

operations from shoulder surgery to bladder lifts.

Health Canada says Tutoplast Dura can no longer be sold or imported. Physicians

are being asked to place any supplies they may have in a secure place.

Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease is a rare brain disorder in which the brain matter

wastes away.

Symptoms include depression, confusion, personality changes and memory loss. The

condition degenerates rapidly and the patient develops neurological problems

affecting sight, co-ordination, speaking ability and movement.

THE FIFTH ESTATE: Deadly Harvest

In the final stages, the patient loses all mental and physical functions and may

lapse into a coma.

" We are talking about the pure version of CJD, " says Baker of Health

Canada. " Not the one connected to mad cow disease, variant CJD. "

INDEPTH: Mad Cow Disease

The patch is similar to one recalled from the market, Lyodura.

Lyodura had been used in Canada since the 1970's. Surgeons say thousands of

those patches have been used in Canada.

In 1987, the death of a Connecticut woman from CJD — she had the patch implanted

two years earlier — sparked a recall of a specific batch of Lyodura patches in

North America.

This year, the Japanese distributor of Lyodura — B.Braun Melsungen — and Japan's

health department agreed to compensate the families of Japanese CJD victims.

Each family will get more than $600,000.

Written by CBC News Online staff

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Brain patch suspected of spreading CJD

http://www.cbc.ca/stories/CBC/2002/03/26/cjd_tissue020326

Last Updated Tue, 26 Mar 2002 23:57:03

TORONTO - The use of human tissue during surgery is putting Canadians at risk of

contracting brain-wasting Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, researchers say.

What has them concerned is a patch of tissue called dura matter, taken from

human cadavers and used to seal incisions during brain surgery.

" We estimate that probably somewhere between two and 400 grafts per year are

used in Canada, " says Moulton of the Canadian Neurosurgical Society.

Moulton says his group believes the tissue patch should be banned to reduce the

risk of accidental transmission of CJD.

Human dura matter is believed to have caused more than 114 cases of CJD

worldwide, including four in Canada.

At age three, Dominique Roy-Regimbald underwent surgery in Montreal to remove a

brain tumor. To repair the brain membrane, doctors used a Lyodura patch made in

Germany.

Dr. Neil Cashman

Dominique's family believes the patch carried the infectious agent that caused

him to develop CJD. He died of the disease in 1999, at age 14. Health Canada had

warned hospitals of the risk one year before Dominique's surgery.

" There are people in Canada who have received it after the warning, " says Dr.

Neil Cashman, a CJD researcher at the University of Toronto.

Written by CBC News Online staff

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assical Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease

http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/english/diseases/cjd/bg5.html

Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD) is a rare disease that affects the central

nervous system. There are two forms of CJD, classical and a new form, variant.

Three types of classical CJD are recognized: sporadic, familial and iatrogenic.

Sporadic CJD, which comprises 85-90% of all classical CJD cases, occurs

spontaneously in the general population with no known cause or triggering event.

Familial CJD is even rarer, accounting for 10 to 15 percent of all classical CJD

cases. It occurs in individuals within specific families with a genetic

predisposition.

Iatrogenic CJD is the rarest of all, accounting for less than 1 percent of all

classical CJD cases. It occurs accidentally as the result of certain medical

procedures, where there is transmission of the causative agent from a patient

with the disease to another patient. So far, it has occurred only as a result of

injection of certain hormones taken from the brain of cadavers (e.g. human

growth hormone), through cornea or dura mater 1 grafts, and through contaminated

instruments used in neurosurgery. The tissues that are most infectious include

the brain, spinal cord, pituitary gland and some parts of the eye.

Classical CJD occurs in the general population at a rate of about one case per

million people per year throughout the world. In Canada, about 30 cases of

classical CJD are diagnosed each year.

The average age of onset of classical CJD is 60 years of age, with most cases in

patients between 45 and 75. Death often occurs within 2 to 3 months, with 70

percent of patients dying in less than 6 months.

In classical CJD, the period between exposure to the infection in cases where

this is known and the onset of symptoms can range from 1 to 30 years or more.

Symptoms usually occur suddenly and the patient's condition rapidly declines.

Early symptoms include lapses in memory, mood swings similar to depression, lack

of interest and social withdrawal. The patient may become unsteady on his/her

feet. Later symptoms may include blurred vision, sudden jerking movements and

rigidity in the limbs. The patient may experience slurred speech and have

difficult swallowing. There is progressive mental deterioration and, eventually,

movement and speech are lost.

Currently, the only way to diagnose classical CJD with certainty is by

microscopic examination of the brain tissue, most often through autopsy.

1 Dura mater: membrane covering the brain

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The Lyodura Story

http://www.cbc.ca/fifth/lyodura/lyodura.html

A short timeline that tells the history of the product, Lyodura.

Click here to read about 14 year old Dominic Roy-Régimbald, a Canadian boy who

died after recieving a Lyodura implant.

1969

Lyodura was a medical product made with material harvested from cadaver's

brains.

The German manufacturer B.Braun Melsungen AG introduces a new product called

Lyodura. It is processed dura mater. Dura mater is the tough outside membrane

covering the brain. Lyodura is dura mater obtained from cadavers, then soaked in

disinfecting chemicals and treated with radiation. (read more about Lyodura)

Early 1970's

Lyodura is distributed to Canadian hospitals. It will be for nearly 20 years.

1973

Japanese health ministry authorizes import of Lyodura into Japan.

1987

Gayle Bourquin died after recieving a Lyodura implant alerting health officials

in the US to the problem.

January

Turning point in Lyodura's history. Gayle Bourquin, a 28-year-old Connecticut

woman, sick with Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease, comes to the attention of Yale

University doctors. She is the first reported case of CJD that is linked to

Lyodura. She had been implanted - two years before her death- with lot number

2105 that had been sold to Saint-Francis Hospital by Tri Hawk International, a

Montreal distributor. (read more about CJD)

March

Gayle Bourquin dies of CJD.

April

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration issues a Safety Alert to US doctors and

hospitals recommending the disposal of all Lyodura from packages bearing a

four-digit number beginning with a 2, as well as all unmarked Lyodura.

Health Canada official Dr. Blais had been sounding the alarm about Lyodura for

years.

May

Health and Welfare Canada issues an Alert to hospitals with departments of

neurology, neuro-surgery, otolaryngology, plastic surgery gynecology and

urology. They are told not to use Lyodura believed to be related to the same

batch that was used in Connecticut. Distributors were asked in March to contact

their customers and begin a recall of the product from Canadian hospitals.

B.Braun Melsungen AG is told by Health Canada that Lyodura now needs a " Notice

of Compliance " . In other words, the German company has to prove the safety of

its product before it can be sold again into Canadian hospitals.

1988

A year after the Alert, three- year-old Dominic Roy-Régimbald is implanted in

Montreal with a Lyodura graft. So is Guiseppe Armata, a Toronto-area horse

trainer. (Read more about Dominic's Story)

1992

B.Braun Melsungen AG's official Canadian distributor -Tri Hawk International -

is charged with illegally selling Lyodura in this country. The company is later

fined $2151.36. In September. Toronto horse-trainer Giuseppe Armata dies of CJD

at age 39. It is believed to be the first officially reported case of CJD linked

to Lyodura in Canada

1993

Six years after the 1987 Alert, Health Canada sends a second Alert to Canadian

hospitals. " The branch is concerned about the possible continued availability

of Lyodura in Canada "

Patients' families in Japan sued the manufacturer and won $600,000 each.

1996

B. Braun Melsungen AG withdraws Lyodura from the market. Between 1969 and 1996,

the German manufacturer had sold more than one million units of Lyodura

worldwide. Later that year, 13 Japanese CJD patients sue B.Braun Melsungen, its

Japanese importer and the Japanese health ministry. A second group of CJD

patients files suit the following year.

1998

Sebastien Roussel, dies at 19, from Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease. He had received a

Lyodura graft seventeen years earlier in Montreal. (read an account of his death

written by his father) NOTE: The CBC does not endorse and is not responsible for

the content of external sites

1999

Dominic Roy-Regimbald-Régimbald dies at 14 from CJD.

2001

B. Braun Melsungen AG writes to Dominic Roy-Régimbald's father saying that " a

causal relationship between the implantation of Lyodura and the onset of CJD has

never been established in any single case "

Public Citizen, an American consumer organization, calls on the FDA to ban the

sale of all human cadaveric dura-mater because the tissue has caused -worldwide-

at least 114 cases of CJD.

2002

B.Braun Melsungen, its Japanese distributor and the Japanese health ministry

agree to compensate the families of Japanese CJD victims, as ordered by the

Japanese courts. Each family will receive more than $600,000. By far, the

largest outbreak of Lyodura-associated CJD occurred in Japan.

2002

Health Canada reports four cases of CJD linked to Lyodura.

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