Re: Thanks for the explanation Rogene..Thanks

[Guest guest]

Thanks....

GT

--- Rogene S <saxony01@...> wrote:

> GT,

>

> What they have done with the latest implants is to

> make them semi-solid. . . say like gummy bears. You

> can cut them in two, and nothing will flow out.

> Charmin should be squeezeabley soft by comparison!

>

> That doesn't mean that the body won't try to break

> them down and carry them away though. . .

>

> Actually this type of implant was tried a long time

> ago. The exterior degraded to something that I think

> was called " elephant skin " .

>

> My biggest concern is what are the using to make the

> silicone semi-solid? In the past, they've used

> platinum. Platinum is a very potent neurotoxin that

> may be a the root for some of the illnesses the

> children experience. . . Nobody is saying as far as

> I

> know! They've also used tin . . . but that's not

> good

> either!

>

> Hugs,

>

> Rogene

>

> >

>

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[Guest guest]

Dearest Friend:

The Gummy-Bear breast implants are deadly, because they will melt into our

bodies and the silicone will migrate to every organ in the body...just like

the old silicone. When I spoke to Dr. Blais, he told me that these devices

are like Jell-O and that they will melt just like Jell-O. These were used in

the fifties, do they think that we do not know this. Oh, I get so angry, I

had better go and have my rest.

Love to all...Lea

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Re: Thanks for the explanation Rogene..Thanks

>

> Thanks....

>

> GT

> --- Rogene S <saxony01@...> wrote:

>> GT,

>>

>> What they have done with the latest implants is to

>> make them semi-solid. . . say like gummy bears. You

>> can cut them in two, and nothing will flow out.

>> Charmin should be squeezeabley soft by comparison!

>>

>> That doesn't mean that the body won't try to break

>> them down and carry them away though. . .

>>

>> Actually this type of implant was tried a long time

>> ago. The exterior degraded to something that I think

>> was called " elephant skin " .

>>

>> My biggest concern is what are the using to make the

>> silicone semi-solid? In the past, they've used

>> platinum. Platinum is a very potent neurotoxin that

>> may be a the root for some of the illnesses the

>> children experience. . . Nobody is saying as far as

>> I

>> know! They've also used tin . . . but that's not

>> good

>> either!

>>

>> Hugs,

>>

>> Rogene

>>

>> >

>>

>

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