Comments on: Michael J. Fox and the Parkinson’s cluster

By: BOBF

BOBF — Wed, 15 Dec 2010 10:06:07 +0000

I find it interesting why they did not investigate the tic connection. MJ Fox already admitted to having Lyme on David Letterman, this was years before the Parkinsons.

Lyme was discovered the same way in a cluster setting. A cluster of kids with RA (R. Arthritis) appeared. They investigated and found the bug.

Late stage lyme can look like many things it depends on which part of the body is effected. It looks like autoimmune but its just the immune system going after the bug. Its low grade so it takes you slowly over time.

Not hard to do a draw and PCR on the 5 people in his cast.

It won’t happen now, he is making big money for Parkinson.
That research is not looking at the infectious causes, its looking at early detection etc.

By: jonny rocket

jonny rocket — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 20:26:31 +0000

i heard there was some bad cocaine cut with something weird from china. all the people that he worked with in canada all got the same coke. seriously.

By: k whoriskey

k whoriskey — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 11:18:26 +0000

hello i got a hair and urine anaylis done and it just shows i was rite all along to blame the foundry i worked it because ive six rampantly high levels of toxic elements and some of them are known causes of parkinsons ive manganese levels which are 10 times over the limit and copper, iron, lead, mercury, nickel and im in contact with a group of researchers whom i sent my results too and they said my illness is due toxicity……… i knew this all along ….

By: Murray

Murray — Mon, 10 May 2010 04:16:37 +0000

Thanks for the interesting update. Makes you wonder how many more such links will be found with other seemingly “innocent” compounds.

By: k whoriskey

k whoriskey — Sun, 09 May 2010 12:42:43 +0000

ive being doing alot of research on the link with aluimuim fumes and parkinsons and found out alot of interesting things i was in a work enviroment where the fumes lingered everywere and there was no extraction fans to get rid of these fumes so we were breathing these fumes all day long and in my case for five years and now ive parkinsons ….Health effects of aluminum
Aluminum is one of the most widely used metals and also one of the most frequently found compounds in the earth’s crust. Due to these facts, aluminum is commonly known as an innocent compound. But still, when one is exposed to high concentrations, it can cause health problems. The water-soluble form of aluminum causes the harmful effects, these particles are called ions. They are usually found in a solution of aluminum in combination with other ions, for instance as aluminum chlorine.

The uptake of aluminum can take place through food, through breathing and by skin contact. Long lasting uptakes of significant concentrations of aluminum can lead to serious health effects, such as:

- Damage to the central nervous system
- Dementia
- Loss of memory
- Listlessness
- Severe trembling

Aluminum is a risk in certain working environments, such as mines, where it can be found in water. People that work in factories where aluminum is applied during production processes may endure lung problems when they breathe in aluminum dust. Aluminum can cause problems for kidney patients when it enters the body during kidney dialyses.
Inhalation of finely divided aluminum and aluminum oxide powder has been reported as a cause of pulmonary fibrosis and lung damage. This effect, know as Shaver’s Disease, is complicated by the presence in the inhaled air of silica and oxides of iron. May also be implicated in Alzheimer’s disease.

By: Murray

Murray — Mon, 03 May 2010 23:19:40 +0000

Hi K. It appears aluminum can be “associated” with higher risk of Parkinson’s disease but many of these things are difficult to “prove”. All the best to you.

By: K whoriskey

K whoriskey — Mon, 03 May 2010 23:10:24 +0000

I was diagnosed with parkinsons at age of 30 I had the the condition at the age of 24 and they diagnosed me 6 years later…. My question is I became sick or ill from working in a foundry working with molten aluimuim fumes and many other chemical fumes could this have caused me parkinsons so young? As it doesn’t run in my family history

By: joy

joy — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 02:49:42 +0000

I urge everyone to see the documentary “Under Our Skin” and read the book “Cure Unknown”. Is it MS? ALS? Parkinson’s? Rheumatoid Arthritis? Lupus? Crohn’s? etc.- all diseases with NO Known cause. Or is it LYME DISEASE!!!

By: People Investigating Toxic Sites

People Investigating Toxic Sites — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 05:58:39 +0000

It sounds like chemicals in the environment may have caused your illness. Where were you living and working (or going to school) when you first had symptoms? Are you still living in the same location? I’d like to check our files and see if we have information that may be helpful in finding what caused your health problems.
Janice

By: dENISE

dENISE — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 02:30:11 +0000

I am being treated for lyme after many yrs of various symptoms. Mostly on and off muscualr issues. 10 months ago I began w respiratory then neurological issues. Memory loss, speech slurring, problems focusing, burning eyes, panic attacks. I am being givenoral anti biotics since Nov. 2009. I wasn’t diagnosed from June – Nov. june is when the respiratory part started. Don’t know if I had this 1 yr or 10 yrs. Do people believe one CAN get better with intra venous after this long of a time, or CAN oral anti-biotics work? What about homeopathy? Alternative therapies? Pleas comment.. thanks, praying to feel good again… DEE