Fw: Dr. Wahl on: allergies to poly/dacron?

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From: " e R Wahl (by way of ilena rose) " <allenew@...>

Sent: Monday, September 24, 2001 11:52 PM

Subject: Dr. Wahl on: allergies to poly/dacron?

> Ilena, one might contact Clifford Consulting for info in sensitivity

> testing to man-made chemical prostheses. They specialize in testing the

> blood for sensitivities in the thousands of chemical materials used in

> making dentures for the MCS people. Since traditional medicine doesn't

> believe chemical sensitivity exists, they apparently aren't the right

> direction to go for such info. As I suggested to the silicone groups

> several years ago, keep your eyes and ears on the other many chemically

> induced immune disordered groups as they have much such commonly needed

> information.

>

> Clifford Consulting & Research, INC.

> (Dental Materials ReactivityTesting)

> P.O. Box 17597

> Colorado Springs CO... 80935.. USA

> Ph. (719) 550-0008 (Monday -Thursday 9am-4pm....Friday 9am-12pm)

> Email: wjclifford@...

> Fax: 1 (719) 550-0009 (Available 24 hours daily)

> Web: www.ccrlab.com

>

> Also, saw your letter in current issue of Natural Health mag.

>

> e R. Wahl, Ph.D., C.N.C.

> Int'l. Resource Center for Chemically Induced Immune Disorders

> Ph. (847) 678-5934 e-mail: allenew@...

> True cause of immune epidemic:

> http://members.tripod.com/immune_disorders/index.html

>

>

>

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> On Tue, 4 Sep 2001 11:30:08 -0700 Duane/Diane Fjelstad

> <drf@...> (by way of ilena rose) writes:

> > Dearest Ilena, post to all.

> >

> > I am facing rotator cuff surgery in which a dacron/polyester patch

> > is

> > needed to connect the tendons, which are massively torn, to the

> > muscle

> > because the tendons have receded too far to be attached directly to

> > the

> > muscle.

> >

> > I have demonstrated an allergic reaction to hard plastic on my skin

> > (I

> > get a red rash wherever it touches my skin.)

> >

> > I would like opinions about a potential allergic response to this

> > poly/dacron implanted material. Perhaps the ladies who have had

> > hernia

> > repair with it might be knowledgeable.

> > Diane

> >

> >

> >

>

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