Re: Chemical Profile of Breast Implants

[Guest guest]

My implant had lots of platinum. No wonder I could not even take a vitamin

with any metals in it for years. I was toxic from heavy metals in my implant.

Lynda

At 09:07 AM 10/19/2005, you wrote:

>This list is missing Platinum and Tin which are used

>as catalysts to harden the shell or thicken the gel.

>

>Most of these chemicals are used in very small

>amounts. But, considering that implants are intended

>to stay in a woman's body for many years, this is

>alarming!

>

>A study by CANDO found alarming high amounts of

>ionized platinum (a very potent neurotoxin) in

>children born to implanted women.

>

>Rogene

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>CHEMICAL PROFILE for BREAST IMPLANTS

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>1. Methyl ethyl ketone (MEK)

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>2. Cyclohexanone

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>3. Isopropyl alcohol

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>4. Denatured alcohol

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>5. Acetone

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>6. Urethane

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>7. Polyvinyl chloride (Liquid vinyl)

>[This ingredient was used in all medical devices made

>at Lab, from tubing to gel.]

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>8. Lacquer thinner

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>9. Ethyl acetate

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>10. Epoxy resin

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>11. Epoxy hardener

>[both 10 & 11 are chemically known as glycosides Ether

>of Bisphenol A]

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>12. Amine

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>13. Printing ink

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>14. Toluene

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>15. Dichloromethan (Methylene chloride)

>[This breaks down in the body so blood cannot carry

>oxygen; metabolizes carbon monoxide

>poisoning; causes CSN depression.]

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>16. Freon

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>17. Silicone

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>18. Flux

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>19. Solder

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>20. Metal cleaning acid

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>21. Lofol (formaldehyde)

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>22. Talcum powder

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>23. Color pigments as release agents

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>24. Oakite (cleaning solvent)

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>25. Eastman 910 glue (cyanoacyrylates)

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>26. Ethylene oxide (ETO)

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>27. Carbon black

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>28. Xylene

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>29. Hexone

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>30. Hexanone 2

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>31. Thixon-OSN-2

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>32. Antioxidant (rubber)

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>33. Acid stearic

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>34. Zinc oxide

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>35. Naptha (rubber solvent)

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>36. Phenol

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>37. Benzene

>[Known carcinogen!!! Known to cause immune disease!!!]

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>Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by

>licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed

>health care professional before commencing any medical treatment.

>

> " Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians mislead you.

>Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about how to live

>a happy life and how to work for a better world. " - Linus ing,

>two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

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