Re: gut bugs - iatrogenic incentives: was - Citrobacter freundii,,,teresa, thanks....

[Guest guest]

hi teresa, and all (thanks for your post, too, )

i fight the good fight all the time...you are right...we have to keep

educating, work towards the legisaltion...wherever that may lead......when i

read boyd haleys research on amalgams, or your abstracts, i cringe...i know it

is all true....i cant begin to tell you how we, the parents who speak out, are

attacked and belittled by many....even reprimanded on posts...but i am sure this

is not news to you.....

i do have a question that haunts me...HOW does a child get citrobacter

freundii? this kid has been hit so hard....by so mnay things....is ctrobacter

directly or indirectly related to mercury, either from within/without? A lot

of the science i have read on it is too difficult for me to follow,,,, just want

to know...so if anyone can assist, i would be grateful.....thanks,,,,suzanne

Binstock <binstock@...> wrote:

" I believe that we will all have to constantly monitor our children for

the rest of their lives unless some brainy phd or doc figures out how to

prevent this from happening for good. "

Alternatively, parents throughout the nation can work to change

politicians and corporations and regulatory agencies in ways the prevent

pathologies derived from iatrogenic medicine and from other

environmental toxins. Many families with ASD kids also have NT kids. The

near-future children of the NT kids should not have to be injured by

nurses and physicians who inject thimerosal, should not have to develop

with PCBs and other toxins in breast milk, with endocrine disruptors

affecting fetal development. Too many individuals and their front

organizations (corporations) are profiting from the processes causing

the injuries and from profits derived via the selling of symptom-masking

remedies for problems that need not have been induced. Tragically,

modern society has systemic financial incentives for allowing

toxin-induced injuries. Today's NT kids will become parents. Shall it

be their fate to transfer income unto pharmcos because society couldn't

heal itself from within?

& Jack Rawlings wrote:

>Hi Suzanne,

>I have not been posting much lately(both mother and mother-in-law critically

>ill) but saw your post on the c.f. My son had all that your child had also.I

>was scared to pieces when I received this test result.I gave my child the

>complete biocidin kit and that wiped out alot of bad things.I wonder if

>these critters are popping up along the way as we expose them after detoxing

>and chelating our children.It is a never ending battle and I believe that we

>will all have to constantly monitor our children for the rest of their lives

>unless some brainy phd or doc figures out how to prevent this from happening

>for good.

> R

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Can anyone explain to me what NT stands for ? and please tell me what

citrobackter freundii is ?

Thanks

Re: [ ] gut bugs - iatrogenic incentives: was -

Citrobacter freundii,,,teresa, thanks....

hi teresa, and all (thanks for your post, too, )

i fight the good fight all the time...you are right...we have to keep

educating, work towards the legisaltion...wherever that may lead......when i

read boyd haleys research on amalgams, or your abstracts, i cringe...i know it

is all true....i cant begin to tell you how we, the parents who speak out, are

attacked and belittled by many....even reprimanded on posts...but i am sure this

is not news to you.....

i do have a question that haunts me...HOW does a child get citrobacter

freundii? this kid has been hit so hard....by so mnay things....is ctrobacter

directly or indirectly related to mercury, either from within/without? A lot

of the science i have read on it is too difficult for me to follow,,,, just want

to know...so if anyone can assist, i would be grateful.....thanks,,,,suzanne

Binstock <binstock@...> wrote:

" I believe that we will all have to constantly monitor our children for

the rest of their lives unless some brainy phd or doc figures out how to

prevent this from happening for good. "

Alternatively, parents throughout the nation can work to change

politicians and corporations and regulatory agencies in ways the prevent

pathologies derived from iatrogenic medicine and from other

environmental toxins. Many families with ASD kids also have NT kids. The

near-future children of the NT kids should not have to be injured by

nurses and physicians who inject thimerosal, should not have to develop

with PCBs and other toxins in breast milk, with endocrine disruptors

affecting fetal development. Too many individuals and their front

organizations (corporations) are profiting from the processes causing

the injuries and from profits derived via the selling of symptom-masking

remedies for problems that need not have been induced. Tragically,

modern society has systemic financial incentives for allowing

toxin-induced injuries. Today's NT kids will become parents. Shall it

be their fate to transfer income unto pharmcos because society couldn't

heal itself from within?

& Jack Rawlings wrote:

>Hi Suzanne,

>I have not been posting much lately(both mother and mother-in-law critically

>ill) but saw your post on the c.f. My son had all that your child had also.I

>was scared to pieces when I received this test result.I gave my child the

>complete biocidin kit and that wiped out alot of bad things.I wonder if

>these critters are popping up along the way as we expose them after detoxing

>and chelating our children.It is a never ending battle and I believe that we

>will all have to constantly monitor our children for the rest of their lives

>unless some brainy phd or doc figures out how to prevent this from happening

>for good.

> R

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

NT = neurotypical

Citrobacter freundii is a nasty critter that doesn't harm most folks, is

occasionally documented in autistic fecal samples via CDSA, and can

cause meningitis and brain abscesses.

Consider a child with leaky gut, impaired immunity,and high C. freundii

levels in stool sample. Correcting that child's dysbiosis would be a

high priority.

wrote:

>Can anyone explain to me what NT stands for ? and please tell me what

citrobackter freundii is ?

>Thanks

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[Guest guest]

> Can anyone explain to me what NT stands for ?

http://home.earthlink.net/~moriam/Glossary.html

NT - neurological typical ( " not autistic " )

> and please tell me what citrobackter freundii is ?

> Thanks

not familiar with it--- sounds like a pathogenic bacterial

strain? Or could be a viral strain.

good wishes,

Moria