Dear Doctor:

 

A chemical that gulf war troops have been exposed to, but which they haven't been checked for is 2-butoxyethanol and diethylene monobutyl ether (aka 2-2butoxyethanol)

 

valdezlink.com/gwv/O2.htm  valdezlink.com/why2b.htm   valdezlink.com/usa_hoodwinked.htm

 

Maybe you could get the known exposures from the Dept of Defense.  I can find about 3 non-obvious ones; and too much exposure to this chemical causes, by itself, all the symptoms of gulf war syndrome.

 

Main damage is blood damage.

 

I believe if enough info is checked in the blood, the victims will look alike.  valdezlink.com/generic.htm#8 and valdezlink.com/acute.htm

 

It distresses me that Walter Reed and other studies show no more damage to Gulf War Vets than to the general population.

valdezlink.com/pages/no_difference.htm

 

That means, in my opinion, the following valdezlink.com/pages/nohelp.htm  The general population over the past 50 years is being harmed by this same chemical, and it is not recognized by the medical profession or their closest loved ones.

 

I hope to work on this theory and prove it.  If you have suggestions on how I can proceed on my study of the harm of 2-butoxyethanol, not only to the troops then and now; but also to our entire population?  valdezlink.com/hi.htm

 

Sincerely,

Margaret Diann e-mail

PO Box 233

Valdez, AK 99686

907-835-3135

How does a body 'complain' about a chemical exposure? 

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