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...kaytettiin hullujen masturbointisairaiden hoidossa viela 1900-luvun alussa lansimaissa, itablokin maissa kuten Suomi viela 1990-luvulla:

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The anticonvulsant properties of potassium bromide were first noted by Sir Charles Locock at a meeting of the Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society in 1857. It can be regarded as the first effective medication for epilepsy. At the time, it was commonly thought that epilepsy was caused by masturbation. Locock noted that bromide calmed sexual excitement and thought this was responsible for his success in treating seizures. There would not be a better drug for epilepsy until phenobarbital in 1912.

Possibility of a link between Parkinson’s disease and Pyridostigmine Bromide

The RAND Corporation’s “A Review of the Scientific Literature as Pertains to Gulf War Illnesses, Volume II: Pyridostigmine Bromide” discusses the possibility of a link between Parkinson’s disease and Pyridostigmine Bromide. The Lloyd Inquiry notes that “The RAND report by Dr Golomb was severely criticised in an MOD ‘Appraisal’ by the Gulf Veterans’ Illnesses Unit, published in April 2000. The Inquiry was supplied with this appraisal and accepted some of the criticisms made. Several criticisms, however, were concerned with points of detail, which, while not unimportant, were insufficient to deflect the spotlight away from Pyridostigmine Bromide. In the opinion of the Inquiry the finger of suspicion pointing to a role for Pyridostigmine Bromide (NAPS) in the pathogenesis of illness in GWVs remains in place.” (The Lloyd Report)

UK and US Chemical War Research

The US Government is aware of a link between “toxins” ie Sarin and Parkinson’s disease. In March 2004, both the Associated Press and Reuters News Service reported that the Pentagon had granted $240,000 to a Swedish team for stem-cell research. Lund University in Sweden said the US DOD was supporting the study concerning Parkinson’s disease "because the findings could be used to treat similar neurological illness caused by battlefield toxins". The work of the UK ’s Chemical Defence Establishment into Parkinson’s disease was praised by the local Member of Parliament on his website.

Suspicions in the US of an increased risk of developing Parkinson's disease

(a) “Beatrice Golomb of the University of California-San Diego suspects that Persian Gulf War veterans also might have an increased risk of developing Parkinson's disease” - “Already, Golomb says, she has treated Gulf War veterans diagnosed with Parkinson's in their 40s.” (www.veteransforpeace.org/Studies_tie_Lou_092303.htm)

(b) An extract from an email from Dr Haley on the 22nd July 2004 says “We too have seen a number of fairly young 1991 Gulf War veterans with tremors that began right after the war and a few with frank Parkinson’s disease. As a result the US Veterans’ Agency Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Illness is issuing a report with a strong recommendation for a national Parkinson’s disease survey of gulf and non deployed personnel from the gulf war era”

Pyridostigmine Bromide can worsen Parkinson’s disease in sufferers:

See doctornet.co.uk

Parkinsonism following Pyridostigmine Bromide

“The clinical relevance of an effect of acetylcholinesterase on dopamine is suggested by reports of development and of exacerbation of parkinsonism (a condition of reduced motor movement combined with tremor that results from problems in the dopamine-rich nigrostriatal system in the brain (Wilson, Braunwald, et al., 1991)), following Pyridostigmine Bromide (Iwasaki, Wakata, et al., 1988) (Kao, Kwan, et al., 1993) “.

Genetic susceptibility in individuals who succumb to Gulf War Illness and Parkinson’s disease.

“Compared with a control sample, 26 affected veterans had much lower levels of the enzymes paraoxonase (PON1) and butyrylcholinesterase (BChE), which are responsible for inactivating organophosphates, and the levels were particularly low in those with syndrome 2. Mutation of the PON1 gene is also associated with the development of Parkinson's disease (I. Kondo & M. Yamamoto, Brain Research, 806, 271–273; 1998).”

"Tassa jarrua teille. Siis sita tavaraa jota laitettiin soppakattilaan ainakin viela 90 luvun alussa armeijassa. Elintarvikkeiden lisa-aineena kielletty."

Kuka määräsi tätä ainetta? Suostuiko "ruokalan mimmit" tosiaan laittamaan sitä kattilaan?

Miksi intin jätkät sitten on aina tunnettu kovina panomiehinä?

Onko kova panomies, everstiluutnantti Topi Uosukainen onnistunu koko pitkän uransa välttämään kaliumbromidiruokaa?

" http://www.jtbaker.com/msds/englishhtml/b3905.htm

Tassa jarrua teille. Siis sita tavaraa jota laitettiin soppakattilaan ainakin viela 90 luvun alussa armeijassa. Elintarvikkeiden lisa-aineena kielletty. "

Tuo ihmeessä juttu oikeuteen. Kyseessä on rankka ihmisarvon loukkaus. Sanoisin törkeä pahoinpitely. Jos asiasi on tapahtunut 1990-luvun alussa, voi syyttämiskynnys hyvinkin ylittyä. Joka tapauksessa armeija joutuisi tutkimaan asian. Tämmöiset asiat eivät jää huomaamatta. Todistajia kyllä löytyy, kunhan tuodaan esiin riittävän seikkaperäiset tosiasiat.

Olin itse keittiömiehenä Karkialammella 1990-luvun alussa. Ei keittiöllä tapahtunu mitään muitten huomaamatta.