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Paternal exposure to environmental chemical stress affects male offspring’s hepatic mitochondria

Paternal exposure to environmental chemical stress affects male offspring’s hepatic mitochondria Roger Godschalk Alex Remels Camiel Hoogendoorn Jan van BenthemMirjam Luijten Nur Duale Gunnar Brunborg Ann-Karin OlsenFreek G Bouwman Armelle Munnia … Show more Toxicological Sciences, kfx246, https://doi.org/10.1093/toxsci/kfx246 Published: Abstract Pre-conceptional paternal exposures may affect offspring’s health, which cannot be explained by mutations in germ cells, but by persistent changes in the regulation of geneContinue reading “Paternal exposure to environmental chemical stress affects male offspring’s hepatic mitochondria”

Toxic metals and BPA in babies and copper as culprit in Alzheimer’s brain

BABY TEETH LINK AUTISM AND HEAVY METALS NEUROSCIENCE NEWSJUNE 1, 2017 According to researchers, the baby teeth of children with autism contain higher concentrations of toxic lead, and less manganese and zinc that children who are not on the spectrum.… READ MORE… AUTISMFEATUREDOPEN NEUROSCIENCE ARTICLESPSYCHOLOGY6 MIN READ HIGHER LEVELS OF SEVERAL TOXIC METALS FOUND IN CHILDRENContinue reading “Toxic metals and BPA in babies and copper as culprit in Alzheimer’s brain”

Aluminum , vaccines, Alzheimer’s and detox ways

See a doctor , chiropractor, acupuncturists, herbalist, health coach and other CAM health care pros to detox your body from metal toxins. Over time, the accumulation of aluminum in soda and vaccines can be toxic to our brain causing Alzheimer and Parkinson’s diseases.

Today we know these claims to be true, especially when acidic foods, such as tomatoes and okra, are cooked in aluminum cookware. Use of steel utensils onaluminum cookware can cause additional toxicity by scraping aluminum into food. Beer and soft drink cans are made exclusively from aluminum.

Carbon monoxide poisoning and Dementia

The risk of developing dementia has been associated with several conditions, including alcohol abuse (alcohol-related dementia), chronic traumatic encephalopathy, drug side effects, depression, and other central nervous system disorders.9–15 Establishing a link between associated risk factors and dementia may provide appropriate means of treatment and counseling, thereby reducing the risk of dementia and costs of treatment.

Carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning is a common and important cause of death among populations, including populations in the United States, and England and Wales.16 Approximately 15,000 unintentional nonfire related episodes of CO poisoning have been reported annually in England and Wales, leading to 50,000 emergency department visits and 500 deaths.