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Medical Forum / General / Alternative / March 2006What's That Looney is Raving About Now?
If Mark Probert and Jan Drew really cared about the crap they post.... Sorry Looney. I do not post *crap* That would be Mark, along with his MANY lies. > If Mark Probert and Jan Drew really cared about the crap they post.... > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > That would be Mark, along with his MANY lies. I see you didn't bother to read it. It was about a bracelet leaching heavy metals. You should care about the dangers of heavy metals. >> If Mark Probert and Jan Drew really cared about the crap they post.... >> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > I see you didn't bother to read it. It was about a bracelet leaching > heavy metals. You should care about the dangers of heavy metals. Jan does worry about heavy metals. Lead poisoning is one of the few things that chelation can actually treat. > >> If Mark Probert and Jan Drew really cared about the crap they post.... > >> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Jan does worry about heavy metals. Lead poisoning is one of the few > things that chelation can actually treat. Jan drew the following conclusions in <dFJWf.60699$H71.60491@newssvr13.news.prodigy.com> Jan Drew wrote: > If Mark Probert and Jan Drew really cared about the crap they post.... > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > That would be Mark, along with his MANY lies. Ewe, also care about what Drew cares about too. ... that being, crap. Heavy metal poisoning is no joke. The important thing is to ensure that it doesn't happen in the first place. The crucial thing is that by ignorance and negligence, it happens all of the time ... But not because of the subtle, marginal bullshit that yew, two waste your time bickering about. Have you checked your crucials, lately? Cordially RL > Mark Probert wrote: >> > [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] >> That would be Mark, along with his MANY lies. > Ewe, also care about what Drew cares about too. ... that being, crap. Wrong. Heavy metal poisoning is no joke. You got that right. Perhaps, you are not aware, I had *mercury poisoning*? The important thing is to ensure that > it doesn't happen in the first place. The crucial thing is that by > ignorance and negligence, it happens all of the time ... [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > RL Please do not post lies, RL. > > Mark Probert wrote: > >> > [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > > You got that right. Perhaps, you are not aware, I had *mercury poisoning*? I was unaware. :( > The important thing is to ensure that > > it doesn't happen in the first place. The crucial thing is that by [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Please do not post lies, RL. I ONLY call it as I see it. OTOH ... Whatever, I might see at any given moment? It changes from moment to moment for me. That is the " truth " for RL. .... YMMV. Cordially, RL >>>> If Mark Probert and Jan Drew really cared about the crap they post.... >>>> [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > Heavy metal poisoning is no joke. No kidding. Lead exposure in NYC is a big time problem, as many of the old buildings that are undergoing renovation had been painted with lead based paints for decades. The insurance companies that do a lot of construction work are now requiring lead abatement in a manner to that done with asbestos, just to minimize their financial exposure. We had a few serious lead exposure cases in the past 2 years, where the workers received a serious dose, and wound up getting chelation. None of them were affected long term, fortunately. We did have one fellow who had several years of low level exposure (worked demolition) and he wound up with serious neurological problems. I rushed that case, as I felt for him. Many NYC kids in low income areas are still being exposed. The idiots on the NYC Council passed a law which the landlords are using to avoid abating. It is really outrageous. The important thing is to ensure that > it doesn't happen in the first place. The crucial thing is that by > ignorance and negligence, it happens all of the time ... Absolutely agreed, but some in the building industry are wising up. Finally. > But not because of the subtle, marginal bullshit that yew, two waste > your time bickering about. I can multi-task, thank you. > Have you checked your crucials, lately? I will get a mirror. > Jan Drew wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > I see you didn't bother to read it. You see no such thing. It was about a bracelet leaching > heavy metals. You should care about the dangers of heavy metals. I know what it was about. |
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