Although it is thought to be a genetic issue, what about a chemical exposure?

Down Syndrome

Although it is thought to be a genetic problem - I suspect it could be a chemical poisoning by a teratogen chemical: Ethylene Glycol Monobutyl Ether or similar chemical

I was interested (as many in our State will be) because of the Governor's 5th child having Down Syndrome. I had barely heard that she was pregnant, and had sent a couple of 'beware of the cleaning products you use in the Governor's Mansion, etc

There has been almost no research on Down Syndrome in the last 25 years. But I noticed that it was well documented that Down Syndrome children have more incidences of Celiac Disease & autoimmune thyroid. They talk about failure to thrive and growth delays, which could also be side effects of EGBE exposure.

So, could it be that it is NOT a genetic issue, but a chemical exposure that damages our child's genes?

So what is the incidence of DS in WWII vets' children? in Korean Vets' children? in Gulf War Vets' children? ... it is all the same chemical, in my opinion ... since I include that as a choice; it is the best match

We can help. Congress needs to ban this chemical for our health sake and for halting global warming, too

What Kind of Doctor?

EGBE can cause Tumors & children born with birth defects *