"herbicide.", the subject line is a gross over statement. It is yet
another confusion of cause and effect, it was the introduction of the
external substance which is in itself toxic that the reaction happened.
If the toxic substance was not introduced the differences in reaction
would have not occured regardless of iron levels. Iron in and of itself
is not the cause for a specific reaction to a specific single toxic
substance, leaving "multiple" irrelevant and misleading.
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Multiple chemical sensitivity / body iron stores
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Relationship between body iron stores and diquat toxicity in male
Fischer-344 rats.
Abe T, Kinda T, Takano Y, Chikazawa S, Higuchi M, Kawasaki N, Orino K,
Watanabe K
Biometals. 2006 May 3;The effects of body iron stores on diquat (DQ)-induced toxicity were
examined in male Fischer-344 rats, which are sensitive to this
herbicide. The rats (5 weeks old) were fed diets containing 40 (lower
iron storage [LIS] group) or 320 ppm iron (higher iron storage [HIS]
group) for 5 weeks. The concentrations of nonheme iron and ferritin in
the liver and kidney were significantly higher in the HIS group than in
the LIS group (P<0.0001), although there was no significant differences
between the HIS and LIS groups in hematological parameters, including
red blood cell count, hemoglobin concentration, and mean corpuscular
volume. Three hours after administration of 0.1 mmol DQ/kg, serum
alanine aminotransferase and urea nitrogen were significantly higher
than in controls (saline injection) for both the LIS and HIS groups
(P<0.01), and, after DQ injection, these parameters were significantly
higher in the HIS group than in the LIS group (P<0.01). When the rats
were injected with 0.075 or 0.1 mmol DQ/kg, the survival time was
significantly shorter in the HIS group than in the LIS group (P<0.05).
These findings suggest that higher body iron stores result in more
severe DQ toxicity in Fischer-344 rats.Who loves ya.
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leaving "multiple" irrelevant and misleading<<
So .. 'misleading' .. is something .. 'bad' .. to .. YOUUUUU .. ?
Heh .. heh ..
I believe YOU have already been found .. to be VERY capable of .. that
...Eh ..
As to .. multiple ..
Listen up .. dckhd .. the SUBJECTFKGLINE is . multiple chemical
sensivity .. which doesn't necessarily MEAN .. multiple chemical
sensitivities are MENTIONED ..Does .. it ..
So either you know full well iron HASN'T been ALREADYFKGSHOWN to be
related to OTHERFKGCHEMICALSALREADY .. or you don't ..Which is it ..
You don't know .. or you doooooo .. know ..
And if you DONTFKGKNOW .. then .. like I said you braindeadfkgmoron ..
stay the fk away from my .. posts ..Because .. you don't know your .. stuff .. boi ..
And in the medical newsgroups .. he with the bgdkwins ..
Dig .. ?
And frankly .. boi .. you .. don't .. measure .. up ..
Heh .. heh ..
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http://tinyurl.com/a3cc3DEAD PEOPLE WALKING
http://tinyurl.com/zk9fk
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