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Scientists have stated that women who are injected with certain fertility hormones are at a higher risk of developing the human form of mad cow disease. …They found that the risks of these urine based fertility drugs could outweigh its benefits. …mutant, misfolded proteins destroy brain cells causing degenerative brain disorders.
…Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) (also could be) transmitted through any body fluid tainted with the abnormally formed prions ...responsible for the brain-wasting...
...neurological conditions are caused by the misfolding of a particular protein that is found in the membranes of certain nerve cells. The strangeness is that the misfolded protein, known as a prion, somehow catalyses other molecules of the protein to misfold in the same way. The result is a chain reaction in which more and more protein ends up as prions.
Nerve cells containing the prions stop working. The sufferer endures memory loss, personality changes and spontaneous, jerky bodily movements. Eventually, the disease kills him. …
…with a few exceptions, the risk of having contracted the sporadic form of CJD manifests itself at least 20 years after having undergone an operation.
…We might, therefore, ask ourselves if other types of motor neuron diseases can be transmitted through surgery and be latent for decades, such as those where risk factors, particularly physical professions and activities or certain sporting activities, for example, which are more likely to lead to surgery, have already been indicated.
…the most conclusive pattern that the study presents, … is that the onset of CJD occurs approximately 10 years after an operation on the retina with reused equipment.
one of the most pronounced changes is she is now allergic to nuts.
Originally posted by Illusionsaregrander
reply to post by bobs_uruncle
Id rather know too. But thats just me.
Originally posted by bobs_uruncle
reply to post by soficrow
Thanks for the info ppl! But seriously, oh great, more bad news. I told her about the fertility drugs after I did a little research on this potential problem of hers. I won't be doing that again, she bitched at me for 4 hours about how nothing can be done, so why bother looking this crap up. She says she doesn't want to know... Oh well, the sheople look up and the ostriches bury their heads. I'd rather stand where I am and look down a long range scope, but we're all different.
Cheers - Dave
...disheartening to hear that it is something that could affect an entire generation or two of women.
I read on another thread that this thing may not show up for as many as 10 to 20 years after the initial exposure.