Re: Formaldehyde

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I don't know about the Formaldehyde.

I would think it is almost in all vaccines but to be honest I don't know.

If it's not Formaldehyde it is sure going to be something else that is

poisonous.

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[Guest guest]

Donna,

Are you a toxicologist or was that a quote from a toxicologist?

R

[Guest guest]

I noticed when seeing a doctor who dealt with toxic exposure that

patients seems to have such similar symptoms even though toxin they

were exposed to were different. There was a woman there who had over

exposure to formaldehyde. I'm sure there are some difference but many

symptoms are similar, especially that with mold you frequently are

infected also.

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> Has anyone ever had the building they live in or work in tested for

> Formaldehyde? This product gives off the same symptoms as molds do

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[Guest guest]

The symptoms are similar, but you'll get more burning eyes complaints from

formaldehyde than you would mold. Testing for formaldehyde is generally easy.

There is even a badge you can wear all day and then send in to a lab for

analysis

Ross

[Guest guest]

It is also in our food. Used as a preservative. Years ago, I worked for a juice company...formaldehyde was the preservative we used.I'm sure Iodine will help.

[Guest guest]

Based on my understanding of what Dr. Derry says in his book (Part 1, pg.

14) about the ability of iodine to " dectivate chemical poisons, " I'd be

surprised if iodine can't get rid of the effects of formaldehyde poisoning also.

Just a hunch.

http://www.amazon.com/Breast-Cancer-Iodine-Prevent-Survive/dp/1552128849/ref=sr_\

1_1?s=books & ie=UTF8 & qid=1324484761 & sr=1-1

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> It is also in our food. Used as a preservative. Years ago, I worked for a

juice company...formaldehyde was the preservative we used.

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> I'm sure Iodine will help.

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