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Extractions: Alex Partial Trisomy 16 Alex was born on Feb. 12, 1992. We were told that he would not live past nine months, that he would have to be tube fed, and that he would not be aware of his surroundings. We were also told that he was blind. Alex stayed in the hospital for almost 3 months. We took him to Atlanta for a cornea transplant which his doctors felt was a waste of time and money. Alex is now 6 years old. He attends school Mon-Fri; he is in kindergarten. He has OT, PT, and speech therapy while at school, he is non-verbal but he lets us know what he wants and when he wants. He responds to his surroundings. He laughs, hugs, fusses, and cries to get his point across. Alex has an older brother (17) and sister (13) who just adore him. They don't let him get away with too much. He still has to do his exercises with them. We as his parents have learned to just offer Alex the best that we can, the best that is available to us, and to wait to see what God has in store for our son. Return to top of page
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Extractions: The Environmentalist Newsletters Fluorine II An Open Exploration of Nuclear Issues UHPThe common sense on fluorine I tend to rank fluorine compound or fluoride exposures as a top problem in OR. Here is the common sense on why. Fluorine to the body looks a lot like Iodine. Its in the same periodic column as iodine and the body cannot tell the difference well and thinks fluorine is iodine. The thyroid and parathyroid will even absorb it and be damaged easily, because of that similarity. The thyroid uses iodine regulation to control cell energy in the body and the main cell mechanism that regulates cell energy is the mitochondria that makes ATP. The mitochondria mtDNA is the most vulnerable DNA in the cells. The more energy that a cell requires, the more mitochondria a cell type will have. Muscles and heart muscles have many mitochondia areas to make the ATP nutient. Toxic damage to cell mitochondria of heart muscles cause all kinds of heart disease problems and this is often associated to toxic exposures. Exposures to high levels of DNA toxins can cause heart failure. So, in terms of being able to affect cell energy, if the fluorine concentration in the blood becomes close to or equal to the iodine levels, the total body cell energy becomes affected and this is the CFS relationship. This is complicated by the thyroid damage that affects iodine regulation as well.
Extractions: By Kimberly A. Loos, D.D.S. and Brad J. Loos Today American children have fewer cavities primarily due to sealants, fluoride toothpastes, fluoride supplements and fluoridated water. It is projected that about one-half of the children entering kindergarten in the United States in 1997 will be cavity-free. However, this good news is tempered by the fact that cases of dental fluorosis in North America increase up to 65 percent in some areas where water is fluoridated. Dental fluorosis occurs when excessive amounts of fluoride are ingested during the early period of tooth development. Mild cases are exemplified by small opaque areas on the tooth surface. Severe cases include confluent pitting and brown stains on all tooth surfaces. It is the cumulative amount of fluoride swallowed from water, toothpaste, supplements, and other sources that determine if fluorosis will occur.
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