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Mother Margaret · 07-19-2004, 03:02 PM

You have some good points

My main point is, that although there are other things that can harm people, such as other things that harmed our gulf war vets in 1990 ... the price they are paying for this exposure - too much 2-butoxyethanol - is TOO high a price to pay

We are in the stone ages if we ignore its harm, and credit only the secondary illnesses. That's bad medicine

This chemical is an unnecessary cause of cancer and loss of life. So much harm to the family and our nation ... the price we are paying is incalcuable.

The study I have done has taken much of my time these past 2 years, and I am hoping someone of influence picks up on it.

Better yet, "Let's do a Study!"
Just check 1,000 with high blood sugar & do extra survey and blood test to see if this 'regular' diabetes or in fact endocrine disruption that this chemical causes.

07-19-2004, 03:02 PM	#11
Mother Margaret Former Guest Join Date: May 2004 Location: Valdez, Alaska Posts: 217	This chemical should not be ignored You have some good points My main point is, that although there are other things that can harm people, such as other things that harmed our gulf war vets in 1990 ... the price they are paying for this exposure - too much 2-butoxyethanol - is TOO high a price to pay We are in the stone ages if we ignore its harm, and credit only the secondary illnesses. That's bad medicine This chemical is an unnecessary cause of cancer and loss of life. So much harm to the family and our nation ... the price we are paying is incalcuable. The study I have done has taken much of my time these past 2 years, and I am hoping someone of influence picks up on it. Better yet, "Let's do a Study!" Just check 1,000 with high blood sugar & do extra survey and blood test to see if this 'regular' diabetes or in fact endocrine disruption that this chemical causes. Last edited by Mother Margaret; 07-20-2004 at 03:04 PM..