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Along with the symptoms that mimic flu-like viruses, there are increasing cases of severe symptomatic cyanosis. These rapidly increasing symptoms range from bluish lip color to numbness in fingers and toes. There is also a fast growing increase of pneumonia cases which are being diagnosed as chemical induced pneumonia. Those working on boats and those living directly on the coast are the most effected.
Cyanosis is simply oxygen starvation in the blood. With a moderate case involving such a lack of oxygen, the skin appears to have a blueish colour. Hands and fingers especially show these si
Originally posted by On the Edge
And another sad thing is that so many of us have tried to warn friends and loved ones in that area of the Corexit risk,and so few,if any,take us seriously,and wouldn't unless they heard it on the MSM news!
Originally posted by Miraj
reply to post by CAELENIUM
Very misleading.
That video has no medical opinion and implies that toxic water caused the sores.
It's like saying "I have a cold after breathing"
For all we know she was bitten by some insects.. which is what that looks like to me.
Or it could just be a woman with sores that never even went into the water, lives no where near the gulf and just wanted some views on her youtube.
Originally posted by p51mustang
they are spraying corexit all over, not just the gulf.
Originally posted by p51mustang
they are spraying corexit all over, not just the gulf.
Nalco is the chemical company to investigate.
they are using chemical weapons on the civilian populace.
it's that simple.
Originally posted by getreadyalready
Originally posted by p51mustang
they are spraying corexit all over, not just the gulf.
Nalco is the chemical company to investigate.
they are using chemical weapons on the civilian populace.
it's that simple.
No they are not.
Why would they?
They were injecting corexit and other dispersants at high pressure directly into the escaping oil. They were also aerial spraying corexit about 1-2 miles off shore to help break up the oil and sink it to the sea bottom and keep it off the beaches and marshes.
They were NEVER spraying it directly over the beach or inland. It would be worthless there. It would serve no purpose, it would cost a lot of money with no payoff. Even if the idea was to hurt people for no apparent reason, spraying corexit over a population would be an extremely inefficient way to do it. Everyone would notice a smelly, oily, soapy, residue raining down on them from a passing airplane. They would go inside and wash it off, and it wouldn't do anything. What would be the point of that?
BTW, if you are going to mention how it damages cell membranes, first you need to research sodium lauryl sulfate and all of its related compounds. That is your basic soap ingredient in any soap in your house. The reason soap kills bacteria and makes you clean is because it damages cell membranes. It also lifts and disperses dirt. This is not new or unique to corexit.
If you are going to refer to those stupid spotted leaves up in Tennessee or wherever. That was proven to be a Fuel Dump from a passing cargo jet. That was kerosene that caused the brown spots on the leaves.