Ethylene Glycol Toxicity

[@veronicaveeroni]

2:33 when you said Hypocalcemia I felt that

[@444home]

Thank you so much for making these lectures, really informative. You definitely simplified my learning process, please keep up the amazing work!

[@warrobotsbtkbattletacticsk4550]

There's nothing you can do if you can't identify the symptoms.... literally if it wasn't a known suicide attempt or you were foaming at the mouth. The question remains ....how to look for and the appropriate approach when it come sequential poisoning... Would sequential poisoning without any treat lead to deep vein thrombosis and elevated dd dimmers do to the oxylate acids levels are so high that it bounded through the veins which absorb oxygen. Loosing teeth, elevated dd dimmers, hypocalcemia....tremmers and jolts ... involuntary muscle movement....onset of sleep apnea....arithemia..and much more. Fatigue ..weight loss, thyroid nodules ...changes in liver b 12 deficiency Muscle stiffness ...bad headaches...limited or restricted movement of muscle ...caught .....lung nodules oh ..death dying ( hypocalcemic) no pain ( nerve die ) Lung scarring ( bronchitis) liguid filled Clear flem like clear silicone....both from lung and nasal passages after headaches...no fever no virus 🤔.... High wbc rbc ph up Unknown bleeding Calcium oxalate and mono stones Lastly, spindle cells with attached inflammatory cells. Very very painful.

[@DeeElle2]

Oxalate is in foods, too: what's in diet? Grains are sprayed with glyphosate which is an oxalate. Nuts, esp almonds, spinach, Swiss chard, sorrel, beet greens, chocolate +++. Oxalate can block absorption of minerals/vitamins. Need extra B vitamins 1 and 6 esp (see video's chart) to break down oxalate. Oxalate lowers immunity making one susceptible to infections which increases acidity in body/tissues = pain/inflammation. Need to detox SLOWLy to not create over inflammation on detox organs. can be life threatening. See Sally K. Norton videos.

[@DeeElle2]

Re elevated d-dimers, yes. Re DVT, yes! Oxalate (heavy metals and excess yeast from having taken antibiotics) can thicken blood and bile made in the liver. Oxalate is actually made in the liver naturally, but under stress even more, thus the need for extra B vitamins when sick/stressed. I have cvi - chronic venous insufficiency and didn't want surgery procedure to fix it bc that doesn't repair root issue which include low B vitamins (from stress of being sick and perhaps unknown genetic inability to use B6 ... still researching enzymatic pathways) perhaps due to oxalate foods malabsorbing my minerals/vitamins.

[@DeeElle2]

At one point the past couple of yrs I had pain in calf, so went to Instacare to check for DVT; had slightly elevated d-dimer (they wouldn't also check fibrinogen which I wish they would have). Then the Cvi cardiologist said that wasn't a good marker re cvi. Whatever. It showed thick blood imho. I didn't know at the time about oxalate in food. I was eating spinach daily - oxalate bioaccumulates if you can't detox it (eg arthritis, stones etc). Proteolytic enzymes help thin blood; there are studies showing serrapeptase helpful for instance. be cognizant that it'll thicken blood more so go slow and also reduce oxalate food intake slowly to not overwhelm detox organs. Work with functional medical person to personalize. Lemon juice helps de-acidify. bi-carb also helpful (but still need to address root cause). I feel for your pain so write too much. best wishes.

[@T.H.G.761]

I have a question as well, if a person was poisoned by antifreeze tried to drive how long before impairment? Better yet underwater would this poison speed up decay? Sorry I'm not good with words Doctor.

[@lanam8684]

what do we do with the vaccine having PEG2000 in it

[@DeeElle2]

see his chart? it helps to have good B1 and B6 levels. Also need magnesium. Look up more about oxalate toxicity/poisoning. Oxalate/oxalic ACID is found in chocolate, spinach, Swiss chard, almonds +++. I remember a family using lemon rind tea to help detox their flu. Drinking lemon water helps deacidify tissues.

[@Pedro-uk4mx]

Great video !!!

[@secondfirstsecond]

How to breakdown the ethylene glycol? I have engine coolant based on that chemical and need to dispose it properly, We dont have a recycler agent here so just wondering If i can do the disposal myself with the help of chemical expert? Can you please advise.

[@timsnow6031]

well you can drink it and then drink a handle of vodka and then take fomepizole

[@VAPSPRESENTS]

I Have a question! Is polyethylene glycol and polyethylene oxide the same thing? And is it body safe?

[@ranchcatahoula5354]

What is 10.0 mcg/mg level ?