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Should 'crude oil' be added as a remedy to Cancer-bladder rubric?

Workers who are exposed to crude oil suffer higher incidence of
bladder cancer

simon,
we live in interesting times as regards potential new remedies.
we have so many toxic materials to chose from, it can/will keep
folks busy for quite some time i think! what about the new scourge,
melamine? or simply gmo grains so widely distributed? of all the toxic
neurotoxins and anti-psychotic drugs? such a field day--like a kid in
a candy store!
tanya

I am interested in crude oil because it has been categorically associated specifically to bladder cancer - so it is not speculative

Please tell me more about
- Melamine and specific and proven associated diseases, and how those diseases have been associated
- GOM and specific and proven associated diseases, and how those diseases have been associated
- any other toxins with specific and proven disease associations

this is information would be very interesting to me, thanks
back to the original question: should crude Oil be included in the repertory in the relevant rubrics?

Hello Simon,
I have included a link about the basics of various
crudes that are found around the world. They are
dramaticaly different w/respect to their subsequent
aromatic hydro-carbon structures etc. For the most
part no matter how they are extruded, handled and
refined they are terribly toxic. I am most familiar w/
the crude that is extracted on the Alaska plains. It
has the highest content in the world of Suphuric acid.
And yes I think that for those that are compiling
their own custom rep. software adding various
uro-genital rubrics to this problem would be
acceptable. Oil workers are also presenting w/ many
lung issues also. I think that the crude and refined
products from all geographic points would make for
good useful rx's. Maybe even in burned form, since no
one can escape them! I have wanted to use
"Auto-exhaustium" for some time!!!

Peace and prosperity, Rik
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Interesting - thanks:-)
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Tanya Marquette wrote:

The melamine alone is not very toxic. It's not great - but it in no way
explains the acute kidney failure we are seeing.
The problem is that they ALSO added cyanuric acid (a swimming pool
acidifier chemical) and it is the chemical reaction between the acid and
the melamine, that makes the crystals causing acute kidney failure in so
many thousands of pets so far - and more products are being added to the
list daily still.
Poor quality pet foods (which is most of them including "holistic"
ones that use vegetables and fruit) add acidifiers because carnivore
urine MUST be acidic and where plant protein is used instead of proper
meat protein - or if veg and fruit is used in cat food - the
manufacturer adds acids to prevent (ironically enough) urinary crystals!
(Struvite crystals are formed in carnivore urine with too high a pH).

Namaste,
IRene
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Irene de Villiers, B.Sc AASCA MCSSA D.I.Hom/D.Vet.Hom.
P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.
www.angelfire.com/fl/furryboots/clickhere.html (Veterinary Homeopath.)
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