Just A Few Thoughts On Why These Products Should Not Be Used As Pediculicides
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Just A Few Thoughts On Why These Products Should Not Be Used As Pediculicides
Date:
Thu, 8 Aug 2002 08:33:19 -400
From:
Stephen Tvedten <steve@getipm.com>
Organization: Get Set Inc. (www.getipm.com)
To: Paul Helliker <phelliker@cdpr.ca.gov>
Director, State of California, Department of Pesticide
Regulation
cc: Christine Whitman whitman.christine@epa.gov
I would look to the ATPases, the multiple chemical combinations in the formulations (PBO) and their additonal cellular respiration effects, and the specific target of pyrethroids (aka DDT mimickers) direct inbalancing in the sodium Ion channels/gradients within the CNS to impair generalized signaling functions throughout the entire internal matrix. Poisoning as we all know occurs in multiple pathways which is the scientifically created function of these agents. KILL ON CONTACT, stop all activity, through systemic chemical induced havoc. The organic chemists know what they are effecting when they make them.
I would say generalized systemic poisoning via CNS pathways and cellular suffocation is quite clear.....the hard part and the one that specifically needs to be addressed is how to reverse the damage and save the lives of the poisoned before they get to the stage of irreversible universal reactivity.
It would be absolutely brilliant if we could gather up the highly skilled clinicians like those at the pfeiffer center, who will do the proper extensive clinical assessments, detoxification protocols, and follow up needed, yet without it costing those "poisoned without consent" thousands of dollars and more in travel and lodging expenses, that they don't have to get well and open them up like a chain across the country. The piece work and semantics is literally killing us and the children especially. Seems the genocidal strategy is in full function.
Regards to you Professor
Donna M. REILLY
In a message dated 8/6/02 3:54:13 PM, deborahbarrie@hotmail.com writes:
>Two that I am most
concerned about are cypermethrin and supercypermethrin.
>These contain a cyanide radical that when metabolized produces cyanide.
>Further, some of the pyrethrins have been shown to complex with
mitochondrial
>complexes. Are they also mitochondrial modifiers and, therefore,
mitochondrial
>poisons?
>Jack Dwayne Thrasher,
Ph.D.
>Toxicologist/Immunotoxicologist
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