list of various toxic metals: radio program

[Guest guest]

A reporter has contacted me regarding the various metals pouring forth from

autism-spectrum children undergoing chelation. If such a list already

exists, please forward it to me. Otherwise, please share by adding to the

list any toxic metal that was excessive in your child.

Add to this preliminary list any significant metals reported in your

child's chelation lab-tests. Also, note that this isn't a poll with a

score-per-metal, thus if lead and mercury were the only metals of concern

in your child, realize those metals are already listed in the preliminary

list. If we keep the topic-heading the same, then in a few days, an

approximate " total " list ought to have been created.

Thank you!

Binstock <binstock@...>

Researcher in Developmental & Behavioral Neuroanatomy

Preliminary list (please add other metals about which you have documented

info for your child).

lead

mercury

arsenic

tin

[Guest guest]

: Aluminum and antimony from lots of kids. Jaquelyn

[ ] list of various toxic metals: radio program

> A reporter has contacted me regarding the various metals pouring forth

from

> autism-spectrum children undergoing chelation. If such a list already

> exists, please forward it to me. Otherwise, please share by adding to the

> list any toxic metal that was excessive in your child.

>

> Add to this preliminary list any significant metals reported in your

> child's chelation lab-tests. Also, note that this isn't a poll with a

> score-per-metal, thus if lead and mercury were the only metals of concern

> in your child, realize those metals are already listed in the preliminary

> list. If we keep the topic-heading the same, then in a few days, an

> approximate " total " list ought to have been created.

>

> Thank you!

>

> Binstock <binstock@...>

> Researcher in Developmental & Behavioral Neuroanatomy

>

> Preliminary list (please add other metals about which you have documented

> info for your child).

>

> lead

> mercury

> arsenic

> tin

>

>

>

>

>

> =======================================================

>

[Guest guest]

add titanium from mine Cheri

[Guest guest]

My son also has high Aluminium and Antimony. Vicky

--- Binstock <aspergerian@...> wrote:

> A reporter has contacted me regarding the various

> metals pouring forth from

> autism-spectrum children undergoing chelation. If

> such a list already

> exists, please forward it to me. Otherwise, please

> share by adding to the

> list any toxic metal that was excessive in your

> child.

>

> Add to this preliminary list any significant metals

> reported in your

> child's chelation lab-tests. Also, note that this

> isn't a poll with a

> score-per-metal, thus if lead and mercury were the

> only metals of concern

> in your child, realize those metals are already

> listed in the preliminary

> list. If we keep the topic-heading the same, then in

> a few days, an

> approximate " total " list ought to have been created.

>

> Thank you!

>

> Binstock <binstock@...>

> Researcher in Developmental & Behavioral

> Neuroanatomy

>

> Preliminary list (please add other metals about

> which you have documented

> info for your child).

>

> lead

> mercury

> arsenic

> tin

>

>

>

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

In addition to the ones you listed (except for tin), my son had high levels

of these:

Nickel

Aluminum

Cadmium

Overall, his highest were mercury, arsenic and nickel.

Gaylen

[Guest guest]

As of today, the list of metals found excessive in hair or pouring forth during

chelation include:

lead

mercury

arsenic

tin

antimony

aluminum

cadmium

uranium

If anyone else's child has lab-test data implicating yet another toxic metal,

please write me or

post to the list, keeping the same subject heading.

Binstock <binstock@...>

Researcher in Developmental & Behavioral Neuroanatomy

Binstock wrote:

> A reporter has contacted me regarding the various metals pouring forth from

> autism-spectrum children undergoing chelation. If such a list already

> exists, please forward it to me. Otherwise, please share by adding to the

> list any toxic metal that was excessive in your child.

>

> Add to this preliminary list any significant metals reported in your

> child's chelation lab-tests. Also, note that this isn't a poll with a

> score-per-metal, thus if lead and mercury were the only metals of concern

> in your child, realize those metals are already listed in the preliminary

> list. If we keep the topic-heading the same, then in a few days, an

> approximate " total " list ought to have been created.

>

> Thank you!

>

> Binstock <binstock@...>

> Researcher in Developmental & Behavioral Neuroanatomy

>

> Preliminary list (please add other metals about which you have documented

> info for your child). [[see above list]]

[Guest guest]

Germanium over 97% (red on DDI) along with others already on your list.

Sharon in Virginia

As of today, the list of metals found excessive in hair or pouring forth

during chelation include:

lead

mercury

arsenic

tin

antimony

aluminum

cadmium

uranium

If anyone else's child has lab-test data implicating yet another toxic

metal, please write me or

post to the list, keeping the same subject heading.

Binstock <binstock@...>

Researcher in Developmental & Behavioral Neuroanatomy

Binstock wrote:

> A reporter has contacted me regarding the various metals pouring forth

from

> autism-spectrum children undergoing chelation. If such a list already

> exists, please forward it to me. Otherwise, please share by adding to

the

> list any toxic metal that was excessive in your child.

>

> Add to this preliminary list any significant metals reported in your

> child's chelation lab-tests. Also, note that this isn't a poll with a

> score-per-metal, thus if lead and mercury were the only metals of

concern

> in your child, realize those metals are already listed in the

preliminary

> list. If we keep the topic-heading the same, then in a few days, an

> approximate " total " list ought to have been created.

>

> Thank you!

>

> Binstock <binstock@...>

> Researcher in Developmental & Behavioral Neuroanatomy

>

> Preliminary list (please add other metals about which you have

documented

> info for your child). [[see above list]]

[Guest guest]

Add bismuth and titanium to the list.

--- Binstock <aspergerian@...> wrote:

> As of today, the list of metals found excessive in

> hair or pouring forth during chelation include:

>

> lead

> mercury

> arsenic

> tin

> antimony

> aluminum

> cadmium

> uranium

>

> If anyone else's child has lab-test data implicating

> yet another toxic metal, please write me or

> post to the list, keeping the same subject heading.

>

> Binstock <binstock@...>

> Researcher in Developmental & Behavioral

> Neuroanatomy

>

> Binstock wrote:

>

> > A reporter has contacted me regarding the various

> metals pouring forth from

> > autism-spectrum children undergoing chelation. If

> such a list already

> > exists, please forward it to me. Otherwise, please

> share by adding to the

> > list any toxic metal that was excessive in your

> child.

> >

> > Add to this preliminary list any significant

> metals reported in your

> > child's chelation lab-tests. Also, note that this

> isn't a poll with a

> > score-per-metal, thus if lead and mercury were the

> only metals of concern

> > in your child, realize those metals are already

> listed in the preliminary

> > list. If we keep the topic-heading the same, then

> in a few days, an

> > approximate " total " list ought to have been

> created.

> >

> > Thank you!

> >

> > Binstock <binstock@...>

> > Researcher in Developmental & Behavioral

> Neuroanatomy

> >

> > Preliminary list (please add other metals about

> which you have documented

> > info for your child). [[see above list]]

>

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Nickel and Thallium among the others already listed in a urine toxic metals

test.

[Guest guest]

,

My daughter's (3 1/2 yrs old) DMSA challenge results showed:

Beryllium-almost off the chart-over 95%,as well as Antimony,

Arsenic,Lead, and Uranium, all over 95%,in the red.

Not sure where the Beryllium could be coming from.

Thanks for your interest in this matter.I'm very interested in seeing

what other kids are showing as well.

Cheryl

>

> > A reporter has contacted me regarding the various metals pouring

forth from

> > autism-spectrum children undergoing chelation. If such a list

already

> > exists, please forward it to me. Otherwise, please share by

adding to the

> > list any toxic metal that was excessive in your child.

> >

> > Add to this preliminary list any significant metals reported in

your

> > child's chelation lab-tests. Also, note that this isn't a poll

with a

> > score-per-metal, thus if lead and mercury were the only metals of

concern

> > in your child, realize those metals are already listed in the

preliminary

> > list. If we keep the topic-heading the same, then in a few days,

an

> > approximate " total " list ought to have been created.

> >

> > Thank you!

> >

> > Binstock <binstock@p...>

> > Researcher in Developmental & Behavioral Neuroanatomy

> >

> > Preliminary list (please add other metals about which you have

documented

> > info for your child). [[see above list]]