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Lipitor detected in ground water!

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  1. This is the most horrific item I have read in a long time:

    Researchers from Canada investigated the results of all the people taking
    statins, then urinating and defecating. "All of the statins were detected in
    an untreated sewage sample at 4-117 ng/l and in a treated sewage sample at
    1-59 ng/1; but only atorvastatin [LIPITOR] was detected in a surface water
    sample at 1 ng/l. "

    Yes, this means your children and grandchildren are drinking water
    contaminated with Lipitor.

    See: Statins in our water
    http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_ui
    ds=12862379&dopt=Abstract

    This topic of groundwater being affected by what people excrete has had some
    interesting results in the past: Seattle ground water contains Caffine, West
    Los Angeles ground water contains Valium.

    But Lipitor in the ground water is horrifying when we are aware of the
    adverse effects. Dr. Muldoon's study proved 100% of statin users have a
    measurable loss of cognition within 6 months. What does this mean for
    infants and children drinking water or eating foods prepared with water?

    What a nightmare!

    Found via post on the Lipitor discussion board by "Canuk."
    http://forum.ditonline.com/viewboard.php?BoardID=38
    Canuk, thank you very much for finding this.

  2. Sharon Hope said:

    This is the most horrific item I have read in a long time:

    Researchers from Canada investigated the results of all the people taking
    statins, then urinating and defecating. "All of the statins were detected in
    an untreated sewage sample at 4-117 ng/l and in a treated sewage sample at
    1-59 ng/1; but only atorvastatin [LIPITOR] was detected in a surface water
    sample at 1 ng/l. "

    Yes, this means your children and grandchildren are drinking water
    contaminated with Lipitor.

    how terrible.

    If your child drank ten million liters of this surface water every
    day they would be getting the starting 10 mg/day dose of Lipitor which
    generally has quite a low incidence of side effects.

  3. In article <yW3Sa.94992$N7.11732@sccrnsc03>,

    Sharon Hope said:

    This topic of groundwater being affected by what people excrete has had some
    interesting results in the past: Seattle ground water contains Caffine, West
    Los Angeles ground water contains Valium.

    Have read news reports of estrogen detected in rivers - some theorize it
    may be affecting the reproduction of such fish as the Pacific Salmon.

  4. "Sharon Hope" <[email hidden]> wrote in part:

    Quoted message said:

    but only atorvastatin [LIPITOR] was detected in a surface water
    sample at 1 ng/l. "


    ....

    Quoted message said:

    This topic of groundwater being affected by what people excrete has had some
    interesting results in the past: Seattle ground water contains Caffine, West
    Los Angeles ground water contains Valium.

    This is striking evidence of the progress of technology: we can now measure
    truly meaningless amounts of things!

    At 2 liters of groundwater per day, a person would be dosed with 2 ng/day of
    lipitor. Over a year, that would be a cumulative dose of 730 ng. Over a
    70-year lifetime, this would total 51 mcg. You would need to live 13,699 years
    to accumulate a single 10mg dose. At that age, I don't think you'd have any
    right to complain about the Lipitor contamination.
    --
    Jim Chinnis Warrenton, Virginia, USA

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