Re: rise in neurological disease GEO

[Guest guest]

I believe you are on the right track.

I do question what our environment contributed to this. Is the rise in this

and cancer due to nuclear testing in the 40's, right here in the states, before

the realized this is bad stuff and we don't really know what the safe level

is, and only after how many of millions had even a small encounter, hundreds of

miles away? Just one little thing can mutate and change a gene. The results...

Then you have the pollution. Our water is the same water we have had for

millions of years. It doesn't increase. What goes through our water, ground,

ect...recycles right back down and goes through it again and again. Each time

collecting more impurities.

Our world is full of toxin bearing, cancer causing products and we wonder why

the increase in some disorders.

Just one of my pet peeves.

[Guest guest]

Also remember the human body usually on lasted on an average of about 35-40

years until just the last century or so... All these things that show up

when your 50 and over never showed up because not to many lived that long!

I have a friend that believes you should just be thankful for every day

over 35 because you should have been eaten by a lion by now ;-)

dale

Re: rise in neurological disease GEO

> I believe you are on the right track.

>

> I do question what our environment contributed to this. Is the rise in

this

> and cancer due to nuclear testing in the 40's, right here in the states,

before

> the realized this is bad stuff and we don't really know what the safe

level

> is, and only after how many of millions had even a small encounter,

hundreds of

> miles away? Just one little thing can mutate and change a gene. The

results...

>

> Then you have the pollution. Our water is the same water we have had for

> millions of years. It doesn't increase. What goes through our water,

ground,

> ect...recycles right back down and goes through it again and again. Each

time

> collecting more impurities.

>

> Our world is full of toxin bearing, cancer causing products and we wonder

why

> the increase in some disorders.

>

> Just one of my pet peeves.

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Your a riotLOL LOL LOL LOL

Re: rise in neurological disease GEO

> I believe you are on the right track.

>

> I do question what our environment contributed to this. Is the rise in

this

> and cancer due to nuclear testing in the 40's, right here in the states,

before

> the realized this is bad stuff and we don't really know what the safe

level

> is, and only after how many of millions had even a small encounter,

hundreds of

> miles away? Just one little thing can mutate and change a gene. The

results...

>

> Then you have the pollution. Our water is the same water we have had for

> millions of years. It doesn't increase. What goes through our water,

ground,

> ect...recycles right back down and goes through it again and again. Each

time

> collecting more impurities.

>

> Our world is full of toxin bearing, cancer causing products and we wonder

why

> the increase in some disorders.

>

> Just one of my pet peeves.

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Yah i worked in a Nuke for 3 months was no other work first 2 days

was rad school they teach you about the affects of radiation and told us what

were ?acceptable levels ? according to the NRC we were alowed 3000 milirems per

quarter they told the young guys that hadnt had kids yet they dicourage them

from doing it as it could change the gene structure GEO

Re: rise in neurological disease GEO

I believe you are on the right track.

I do question what our environment contributed to this. Is the rise in this

and cancer due to nuclear testing in the 40's, right here in the states,

before

the realized this is bad stuff and we don't really know what the safe level

is, and only after how many of millions had even a small encounter, hundreds

of

miles away? Just one little thing can mutate and change a gene. The results...

Then you have the pollution. Our water is the same water we have had for

millions of years. It doesn't increase. What goes through our water, ground,

ect...recycles right back down and goes through it again and again. Each time

collecting more impurities.

Our world is full of toxin bearing, cancer causing products and we wonder why

the increase in some disorders.

Just one of my pet peeves.

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/25/2004 6:28:47 PM Eastern Standard Time,

congeo1@... writes:

i worked in a Nuke for 3 months

That job is probably what your problem is Geo. Anybody in their right mind

would never take on the job, such as this survey you are doing. Can you

tell that's me? Connie