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[Whitenuckler]

List of Superfund sites - Wikipedia

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I have been doing some radon mitigation work in my basement. Was watching some utube podcast and the guy was talking about Parkinson's.

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Very interesting about these chemicals they used/use, and use in dry cleaning ect.

 

[Burnin Since 1991]

Wow, that's a very informative video. A friend of mine just told me yesterday that he has Parkinson's. I sent that video to him. I also ordered the book from the Doc.

My wife has been leading the charge in our family for clean living. We try to go with organics as best we can but the differences in price is astonishing. Seems odd to me that growing food, in the old school way costs more than using all those chemicals that are slowly killing most of us. I try to grow what I can here. It isn't much but what I do grow is organic.

My friend and I served together in the USAF Reserve. I did 23 years of combined active and reserve time and I think he did 26 or 27 years including stints in the middle east. Both of us also worked in public safety, he as a fire fighter and myself as a police officer. I guess where I'm going with this is that we have both been in more than our fair share of nasty contaminated places over the years.

I have some concerning symptoms. I have been seeing a Neurologist at the VA since 2023. I've got something going on, but we aren't quite sure what it is.

I'm sure we've all been exposed to bad stuff over the years.

 

[ABMax24]

Welding is another known cause of Parkinson's, well manganism it's called, but gives Parkinsons like symptoms. And that's just the manganese fumes, never mind the dozen other heavy metals that are in welding smoke.

 

[weee123]

That’s why I always use a respirator while welding or doing any type of demo at work. You never know what nasty stuff you could be breathing in.

 

[Whitenuckler]

Wow, that's a very informative video. A friend of mine just told me yesterday that he has Parkinson's. I sent that video to him. I also ordered the book from the Doc.

My wife has been leading the charge in our family for clean living. We try to go with organics as best we can but the differences in price is astonishing. Seems odd to me that growing food, in the old school way costs more than using all those chemicals that are slowly killing most of us. I try to grow what I can here. It isn't much but what I do grow is organic.

My friend and I served together in the USAF Reserve. I did 23 years of combined active and reserve time and I think he did 26 or 27 years including stints in the middle east. Both of us also worked in public safety, he as a fire fighter and myself as a police officer. I guess where I'm going with this is that we have both been in more than our fair share of nasty contaminated places over the years.

I have some concerning symptoms. I have been seeing a Neurologist at the VA since 2023. I've got something going on, but we aren't quite sure what it is.

I'm sure we've all been exposed to bad stuff over the years.

Radon testing is not required here at all. If you buy a house with a well they only make you check for bacteria. There could be a shitload of chemicals in there but they don't seem to care. City water supplies can be worse than a well. Thinking of all the places I lived before where I have spent many hours in basements scares me (radon). When I started working, I travelled to work sites that all used chemicals. I even had an office in a big GE facility that they closed and can't use the the land from all the manufacturing products used to make motors ect. Silicon Valley used those chemicals:https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2019/09/silicon-valley-full-superfund-sites/598531/
The food industry funds 10x the money in research. The government, medical and drug companies are all players in getting people sick.
I really thought it was interesting that cancer was rare at one time before humans became industrialized.

 

[kborndale]

Wow, that's a very informative video. A friend of mine just told me yesterday that he has Parkinson's. I sent that video to him. I also ordered the book from the Doc.

My wife has been leading the charge in our family for clean living. We try to go with organics as best we can but the differences in price is astonishing. Seems odd to me that growing food, in the old school way costs more than using all those chemicals that are slowly killing most of us. I try to grow what I can here. It isn't much but what I do grow is organic.

My friend and I served together in the USAF Reserve. I did 23 years of combined active and reserve time and I think he did 26 or 27 years including stints in the middle east. Both of us also worked in public safety, he as a fire fighter and myself as a police officer. I guess where I'm going with this is that we have both been in more than our fair share of nasty contaminated places over the years.

I have some concerning symptoms. I have been seeing a Neurologist at the VA since 2023. I've got something going on, but we aren't quite sure what it is.

I'm sure we've all been exposed to bad stuff over the years.

In most cases, buying organic while sounding nice, is just a waste of money.