According to a report published by The Lancet in 2014 but that has only recently gained wider attention, fluoride is a neurotoxin in the same category as mercury, lead and arsenic.
From a friend on Facebook: “For those who have been following my daughter’s journey from vaccination to increased bacterial and viral illnesses, then AUTISM to Seizures, then a PANS diagnosis (Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome) to her recent diagnosis of Nonfamilial Hypogammaglobulinemia, please check out this story I need to share. Its origin is a FB post I came upon from a group that I visit. The author gave me permission to post as she truly wants other parents to know about her family’s plight, so no other family will live this horrific experience. There are almost 15,000 members of this group and we are all parents of PANS/PANDAS kids. The reality is that PANS is NOT a rare diagnosis and it is NOT JUST PEDIATRIC. It also seems that the cute PANDAS label has not helped in the urgency of this disorder – as the researchers and doctors at a recent conference were stressing this change to PANS/PANDAS – now referred to as autoimmune encephalitis.”
To avoid it, don’t use aluminium foil or pans, don’t drink water filtered through aluminium (Mr Franklin), don’t use deodorants with aluminium in them.
Many people complain of a having a bad memory. Every time I hear it I wonder why this is so for that person. There are many reasons why our memory and ability to recall is less than ideal, but accepting it as part of life, or aging, isn’t one of them. Thinking there’s nothing you can do to improve it is also untrue.
Tommy Wells adds, this one’s a better write-up and suggests chemo may be replaced by fasting….”Chemotherapy is the primary treatment for children with ALL, and more than 95 percent of children achieve remission after 1 month of induction chemotherapy – that is, they show no signs of leukemia in bone marrow samples after an intense chemotherapy drug regimen.
However, this does not always mean the cancer has gone for good; the disease returns for around 15-20 percent of children who are treated for ALL.
In the new study, senior author Dr. Chengcheng Zhang, associate professor of physiology at the University of Texas Southwestern (UT Southwestern) Medical Center, and colleagues suggest fasting could be a feasible treatment for childhood ALL.: Intermittent fasting cleared cancer cells, increased survival of ALL” micehttps://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/314708.php