Re: Effects of Mercury/ shelly

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If you don't mind sharing with me what you guys used the ACTH for? You can

email me offline if you would like.

jackson6542@...jackson6542@...>

I know it must be a very sensitive subject for you. We were doing the ACTH

injections for our son - the only thing that has helped to control his seizures

thus far.

thank you

heather

Effects of Mercury Administered during Pregnancy

In a message dated 11/29/04 7:27:47 PM US Eastern Standard Time,

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Effects of Mercury Administered during Pregnancy

A reader named " Donna " contacted Midwifery Today E-News with an

informal

study she conducted of mothers who were " injected " with mercury while

pregnant.

She started with her own story:

I had RhoGAM when I was six months pregnant. My son has progressive

microcephaly, CP, lennox gastaut (severe seizures), is nonverbal and

profoundly

mentally retarded. I had his six-month-old baby hair tested for

mercury; the

results showed 13.78 mcg. The only exposure to mercury was from my

RhoGAM and his

vaccines. A new study of amount of heavy metals in vaccines showed one

that

contained nine times more aluminum. There is no telling how much

mercury was

in the RhoGAM injections I had. The older RhoGAM contained 35 mcg of

mercury.

We are told to limit " ingesting " mercury to 0.1 mcg. What should the

number

be for " injecting " it?

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Mercury can cause seizures, There is 25mcg of mercury in the Flu

Vaccine.

Mercury, Cadmium and copper decrease the amount ACTH levels.

ACTH is a small protein hormone that causes the body to release

cortisol, a type of steroid. It is related to several other small

proteins that are active in the brain. Why it helps seizures is not

known.

The highest levels of mercury are usually found in the pituitary

gland of

the fetus which affects development of the endocrine, immune, and

reproductive systems.

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