Re: High Arsenic

[Guest guest]

I do not smoke and do not like it. I did, however, smoke marijuana for

years although I quit a bit over a year ago. It is possible I could have

gotten

it from that. Hate to be so honest but what the heck.

Also, I did test positive for the black mold stachybotrys exposure. My

friend who had the same type of exposure said I need to move into a more

suitable

dwelling and have it tested before I move. Easy to say and I would like tht

but $$$ is not so great right now.

Bill

[Guest guest]

I do not smoke and do not like it. I did, however, smoke marijuana for

years although I quit a bit over a year ago. It is possible I could have

gotten

it from that. Hate to be so honest but what the heck.

Also, I did test positive for the black mold stachybotrys exposure. My

friend who had the same type of exposure said I need to move into a more

suitable

dwelling and have it tested before I move. Easy to say and I would like tht

but $$$ is not so great right now.

Bill

[Guest guest]

I do not smoke and do not like it. I did, however, smoke marijuana for

years although I quit a bit over a year ago. It is possible I could have

gotten

it from that. Hate to be so honest but what the heck.

Also, I did test positive for the black mold stachybotrys exposure. My

friend who had the same type of exposure said I need to move into a more

suitable

dwelling and have it tested before I move. Easy to say and I would like tht

but $$$ is not so great right now.

Bill

[Guest guest]

Bill...do you smoke or are you around anyone that smokes? That is a

common source. My daughter is high on arsenic and her boyfiend smokes,

although he doesn't smoke in their home. V

>

> Has anyone else on here had high arsenic levels? I am wondering if

this is

> the cause and how in the heck did I get it. I got two tattoos, one

on each

> arm about 10 years ago and have been told that even if it was a

small amount,

> it would not have caused high levels.

>

> Bill

[Guest guest]

I have had real high arsenic levels.....no clue where I got it unless

the body holds on to it for a long, long time. However, when I moved to

an area where I found out later that the local water had significant

arsenic in their wells that they were monitoring, I got real ill and

have still not recovered fully. If indeed it was from the arsenic in

the municipal water that everybody else was drinking that made me ill

though, I don't know.

`Inga

> Has anyone else on here had high arsenic levels? I am wondering if

> this is

> the cause and how in the heck did I get it. I got two tattoos, one

> on each

> arm about 10 years ago and have been told that even if it was a small

> amount,

> it would not have caused high levels.

[Guest guest]

I have had real high arsenic levels.....no clue where I got it unless

the body holds on to it for a long, long time. However, when I moved to

an area where I found out later that the local water had significant

arsenic in their wells that they were monitoring, I got real ill and

have still not recovered fully. If indeed it was from the arsenic in

the municipal water that everybody else was drinking that made me ill

though, I don't know.

`Inga

> Has anyone else on here had high arsenic levels? I am wondering if

> this is

> the cause and how in the heck did I get it. I got two tattoos, one

> on each

> arm about 10 years ago and have been told that even if it was a small

> amount,

> it would not have caused high levels.

[Guest guest]

I have had real high arsenic levels.....no clue where I got it unless

the body holds on to it for a long, long time. However, when I moved to

an area where I found out later that the local water had significant

arsenic in their wells that they were monitoring, I got real ill and

have still not recovered fully. If indeed it was from the arsenic in

the municipal water that everybody else was drinking that made me ill

though, I don't know.

`Inga

> Has anyone else on here had high arsenic levels? I am wondering if

> this is

> the cause and how in the heck did I get it. I got two tattoos, one

> on each

> arm about 10 years ago and have been told that even if it was a small

> amount,

> it would not have caused high levels.

[Guest guest]

How will you get rid of this black mold stach.. ?

Somebody told me to get tested for this mold, go to my family doctor for

testing ?

Nadeem

>From: Bobcat4956@...

>Reply-To: frequent-dose-chelation

>To: frequent-dose-chelation

>Subject: Re: Re: High Arsenic

>Date: Sun, 28 May 2006 19:52:13 EDT

>

>I do not smoke and do not like it. I did, however, smoke marijuana for

>years although I quit a bit over a year ago. It is possible I could have

>gotten

>it from that. Hate to be so honest but what the heck.

>

>Also, I did test positive for the black mold stachybotrys exposure. My

>friend who had the same type of exposure said I need to move into a more

>suitable

>dwelling and have it tested before I move. Easy to say and I would like

>tht

>but $$$ is not so great right now.

>

>Bill

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

How will you get rid of this black mold stach.. ?

Somebody told me to get tested for this mold, go to my family doctor for

testing ?

Nadeem

>From: Bobcat4956@...

>Reply-To: frequent-dose-chelation

>To: frequent-dose-chelation

>Subject: Re: Re: High Arsenic

>Date: Sun, 28 May 2006 19:52:13 EDT

>

>I do not smoke and do not like it. I did, however, smoke marijuana for

>years although I quit a bit over a year ago. It is possible I could have

>gotten

>it from that. Hate to be so honest but what the heck.

>

>Also, I did test positive for the black mold stachybotrys exposure. My

>friend who had the same type of exposure said I need to move into a more

>suitable

>dwelling and have it tested before I move. Easy to say and I would like

>tht

>but $$$ is not so great right now.

>

>Bill

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I wonder if my body is just prone to storing metals.. Just like with

the genetic disorder hemochromytosis where the body stores high lead

levels... I gave both high lead adn arsenic and do not know where I

got them.. THe mercury could be my fillings as I had a lot of

them...A recent study from {?} says that chronic fatigue syndrome

looks to be a genetic disease... body1million.---

In frequent-dose-chelation ,

Ingrid Mager-Renault wrote:

>

> I have had real high arsenic levels.....no clue where I got it

unless

> the body holds on to it for a long, long time. However, when I

moved to

> an area where I found out later that the local water had

significant

> arsenic in their wells that they were monitoring, I got real ill

and

> have still not recovered fully. If indeed it was from the arsenic

in

> the municipal water that everybody else was drinking that made me

ill

> though, I don't know.

>

> `Inga

>

>

>

>

> > Has anyone else on here had high arsenic levels? I am wondering

if

> > this is

> > the cause and how in the heck did I get it. I got two tattoos,

one

> > on each

> > arm about 10 years ago and have been told that even if it was a

small

> > amount,

> > it would not have caused high levels.

>

[Guest guest]

I wonder if my body is just prone to storing metals.. Just like with

the genetic disorder hemochromytosis where the body stores high lead

levels... I gave both high lead adn arsenic and do not know where I

got them.. THe mercury could be my fillings as I had a lot of

them...A recent study from {?} says that chronic fatigue syndrome

looks to be a genetic disease... body1million.---

In frequent-dose-chelation ,

Ingrid Mager-Renault wrote:

>

> I have had real high arsenic levels.....no clue where I got it

unless

> the body holds on to it for a long, long time. However, when I

moved to

> an area where I found out later that the local water had

significant

> arsenic in their wells that they were monitoring, I got real ill

and

> have still not recovered fully. If indeed it was from the arsenic

in

> the municipal water that everybody else was drinking that made me

ill

> though, I don't know.

>

> `Inga

>

>

>

>

> > Has anyone else on here had high arsenic levels? I am wondering

if

> > this is

> > the cause and how in the heck did I get it. I got two tattoos,

one

> > on each

> > arm about 10 years ago and have been told that even if it was a

small

> > amount,

> > it would not have caused high levels.

>

[Guest guest]

I wonder if my body is just prone to storing metals.. Just like with

the genetic disorder hemochromytosis where the body stores high lead

levels... I gave both high lead adn arsenic and do not know where I

got them.. THe mercury could be my fillings as I had a lot of

them...A recent study from {?} says that chronic fatigue syndrome

looks to be a genetic disease... body1million.---

In frequent-dose-chelation ,

Ingrid Mager-Renault wrote:

>

> I have had real high arsenic levels.....no clue where I got it

unless

> the body holds on to it for a long, long time. However, when I

moved to

> an area where I found out later that the local water had

significant

> arsenic in their wells that they were monitoring, I got real ill

and

> have still not recovered fully. If indeed it was from the arsenic

in

> the municipal water that everybody else was drinking that made me

ill

> though, I don't know.

>

> `Inga

>

>

>

>

> > Has anyone else on here had high arsenic levels? I am wondering

if

> > this is

> > the cause and how in the heck did I get it. I got two tattoos,

one

> > on each

> > arm about 10 years ago and have been told that even if it was a

small

> > amount,

> > it would not have caused high levels.

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Has anyone else on here had high arsenic levels? I am wondering if

this is

> the cause and how in the heck did I get it. I got two tattoos, one

on each

> arm about 10 years ago

Bill,

The tatoos could be a problem. I have heard that they don't even have

to list or test for ingredients in tatoo ink. And that the red ink

often contains mercury. I don't know enough about it. I would go to

the autism mercury group on yahoo and ask about tatoos there.

I don't know if a person should chelate until the tatoos are removed??

Anyone know? Anyone remember Andy ever saying anything about tatoos?

J

and have been told that even if it was a small amount,

> it would not have caused high levels.

>

> Bill

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Has anyone else on here had high arsenic levels? I am wondering if

this is

> the cause and how in the heck did I get it. I got two tattoos, one

on each

> arm about 10 years ago

Bill,

The tatoos could be a problem. I have heard that they don't even have

to list or test for ingredients in tatoo ink. And that the red ink

often contains mercury. I don't know enough about it. I would go to

the autism mercury group on yahoo and ask about tatoos there.

I don't know if a person should chelate until the tatoos are removed??

Anyone know? Anyone remember Andy ever saying anything about tatoos?

J

and have been told that even if it was a small amount,

> it would not have caused high levels.

>

> Bill

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Has anyone else on here had high arsenic levels? I am wondering if

this is

> the cause and how in the heck did I get it. I got two tattoos, one

on each

> arm about 10 years ago

Bill,

The tatoos could be a problem. I have heard that they don't even have

to list or test for ingredients in tatoo ink. And that the red ink

often contains mercury. I don't know enough about it. I would go to

the autism mercury group on yahoo and ask about tatoos there.

I don't know if a person should chelate until the tatoos are removed??

Anyone know? Anyone remember Andy ever saying anything about tatoos?

J

and have been told that even if it was a small amount,

> it would not have caused high levels.

>

> Bill

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Isn't hemo chromotosis where you store high levels of iron? HEMO refers

to blood......

I too wonder if my little body just likes to hang on to everything....

~Inga

> I wonder if my body is just prone to storing metals.. Just like with

> the genetic disorder hemochromytosis where the body stores high lead

> levels... I gave both high lead adn arsenic and do not know where I

> got them.. THe mercury could be my fillings as I had a lot of

> them...A recent study from {?} says that chronic fatigue syndrome

> looks to be a genetic disease... body1million.---

[Guest guest]

Isn't hemo chromotosis where you store high levels of iron? HEMO refers

to blood......

I too wonder if my little body just likes to hang on to everything....

~Inga

> I wonder if my body is just prone to storing metals.. Just like with

> the genetic disorder hemochromytosis where the body stores high lead

> levels... I gave both high lead adn arsenic and do not know where I

> got them.. THe mercury could be my fillings as I had a lot of

> them...A recent study from {?} says that chronic fatigue syndrome

> looks to be a genetic disease... body1million.---

[Guest guest]

Isn't hemo chromotosis where you store high levels of iron? HEMO refers

to blood......

I too wonder if my little body just likes to hang on to everything....

~Inga

> I wonder if my body is just prone to storing metals.. Just like with

> the genetic disorder hemochromytosis where the body stores high lead

> levels... I gave both high lead adn arsenic and do not know where I

> got them.. THe mercury could be my fillings as I had a lot of

> them...A recent study from {?} says that chronic fatigue syndrome

> looks to be a genetic disease... body1million.---

[Guest guest]

SORRY!!!--Yes hemochromytosis does mean the body stores too much iron-

-- A slip up on my part --- I must have had lead on my brain---LOL---

I figure if the body can store too much iron then why not other

stuff....-

>

> > I wonder if my body is just prone to storing metals.. Just like

with

> > the genetic disorder hemochromytosis where the body stores high

lead

> > levels... I gave both high lead adn arsenic and do not know

where I

> > got them.. THe mercury could be my fillings as I had a lot of

> > them...A recent study from {?} says that chronic fatigue syndrome

> > looks to be a genetic disease... body1million.---

>

[Guest guest]

SORRY!!!--Yes hemochromytosis does mean the body stores too much iron-

-- A slip up on my part --- I must have had lead on my brain---LOL---

I figure if the body can store too much iron then why not other

stuff....-

>

> > I wonder if my body is just prone to storing metals.. Just like

with

> > the genetic disorder hemochromytosis where the body stores high

lead

> > levels... I gave both high lead adn arsenic and do not know

where I

> > got them.. THe mercury could be my fillings as I had a lot of

> > them...A recent study from {?} says that chronic fatigue syndrome

> > looks to be a genetic disease... body1million.---

>