What helps you with Fibromyalgia? sprayed with PBDE's?

March 22, 2007

How do you find out if your bed is sprayed with likely sprayed with

PBDE's? I " m already doing everything else but the spray thing is new

to me. And even if it was I couldn't afford a new one. I wish I would

have known that before I got the one one. And what is PBDE?

Thanks, Joyce

, Wayne Anderson

<clearhead49 wrote:

>

> Joyce,

>

> If you want to eliminate your problem, you will need to change your

lifestyle. There are many things tied to this condition. If you have

amalgam (mercury) fillings, have them replaced with porcelain. Use

non toxic household cleaners (health food store items), eat organic

food; commercial foods contain mercury, aluminum, pesticides, etc.and

they lack nutrients; use natural deodorant, commercial deodorant

contains aluminum chlorhydrate, and other toxic chemicals, that soak

into your skin; avoid perfumes, after shave colognes, fluoride

toothpaste, commercial cosmetics; they contain toxic metals, etc.;

avoid toxic products such as any product that contains chlorine.

Avoid swimming pools that contain poisons; chlorine, muriatic acid,

bromine; get an air cleaner for your home; EPA studies have shown

that indoor air quality is as much as five times more polluted than

outside; hairspray, anti-bacterial products, air fresheners such as

febreze, oust, plugins, glade, etc. are all

> toxic to the body. Put a filter on your water system if you have

city water. Avoid cooking with aluminum and non-stick cookware. Avoid

microwave ovens. Move if you live close to any kind of high voltage

power lines or high voltage transfer stations. Your bed is most

likely sprayed with PBDE's. They are flame retardants that are linked

to all kinds of health problems. Many people are switching to organic

beds and bedding. Suspect everything as being a culprit and look for

natural alternatives. This is what I did to get well.

>

> I also used herbal medicines, acupuncture, homeopathy, energy

psychotherapy, intestinal cleansers, oral chelators, and organic food

to get well.

>

> There are no magic bullets and no one serves up health on a silver

platter. It takes a lot of effort to eliminate problems and improve

health.

>

> Hope this helps.

>

> Jerry Anderson

>

> Joyce <joylight wrote: Hi,

i'm new to the group 29 years old with fibromyalgia, from Oregon

> and and wondering what helps you through or deal most of all the

> fibromyalgia pain? Any suggestion's would help, thank you.

> Don't pick lemons.

> See all the new 2007 cars at Autos.

>

March 22, 2007

It's in your carpets as well, your furniture, a lot of things you would never imagine. http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/iyh-vsv/environ/pbde_e.html Joyce <joylight wrote: . http://www.prisonersofgreed.org

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March 22, 2007

I already disposed of my bed because I was tired of my kids falling off of it, but I'm wondering if it would be possible for Joyce or others that are sensitive, to cover the bedding with something to seal it. Has anyone had success with that? I was just as concerned about dust mites as I was about the out gassing. I'm so used to sleeping on the floor now, that when we travel, I continue to sleep in the floor because the beds cause my body to ache. Kinda backwards, I know. I guess it's just what you get used to. MarlenaJoyce <joylight wrote: How do you find out if your bed is sprayed with likely sprayed with PBDE's? I"m already doing everything else but the spray thing is new to me. And even if it was I couldn't afford a new one. I wish I would have known that before I got the one one. And what is PBDE?Thanks, Joyce , Wayne Anderson <clearhead49 wrote:>> Joyce,> > If you want to eliminate your problem, you will need to change your lifestyle. There are many things tied to this condition. If you have amalgam (mercury) fillings, have them replaced with porcelain. Use non toxic household cleaners (health food store items), eat organic food; commercial foods contain mercury, aluminum, pesticides, etc.and they lack nutrients; use

natural deodorant, commercial deodorant contains aluminum chlorhydrate, and other toxic chemicals, that soak into your skin; avoid perfumes, after shave colognes, fluoride toothpaste, commercial cosmetics; they contain toxic metals, etc.; avoid toxic products such as any product that contains chlorine. Avoid swimming pools that contain poisons; chlorine, muriatic acid,bromine; get an air cleaner for your home; EPA studies have shown that indoor air quality is as much as five times more polluted than outside; hairspray, anti-bacterial products, air fresheners such as febreze, oust, plugins, glade, etc. are all> toxic to the body. Put a filter on your water system if you have city water. Avoid cooking with aluminum and non-stick cookware. Avoid microwave ovens. Move if you live close to any kind of high voltage power lines or high voltage transfer stations. Your bed is most likely sprayed with PBDE's. They

are flame retardants that are linked to all kinds of health problems. Many people are switching to organic beds and bedding. Suspect everything as being a culprit and look for natural alternatives. This is what I did to get well.> > I also used herbal medicines, acupuncture, homeopathy, energy psychotherapy, intestinal cleansers, oral chelators, and organic food to get well. > > There are no magic bullets and no one serves up health on a silver platter. It takes a lot of effort to eliminate problems and improve health. > > Hope this helps.> > Jerry Anderson> > > Joyce <joylight wrote: Hi, i'm new to the group 29 years old with fibromyalgia, from Oregon > and and wondering what helps you through or deal most of all the > fibromyalgia pain? Any suggestion's would help, thank you.> > > > > >

> > Don't pick lemons.> See all the new 2007 cars at Autos.>

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March 24, 2007

I haven't checked my mail for a while. I have been busy. I will get back to you on the PBDE's tomorrow the 24th.JerryJoyce <joylight wrote: How do you find out if your bed is sprayed with likely sprayed with PBDE's? I"m already doing everything else but the spray thing is new to me. And even if it was I couldn't afford a new one. I wish I would have known that before I got the one one. And what is PBDE? Thanks, Joyce , Wayne Anderson <clearhead49 wrote: > > Joyce, > > If you want to eliminate your problem, you will need to change your lifestyle. There are many things tied to this condition. If you have amalgam (mercury) fillings, have them replaced with porcelain. Use non toxic household cleaners (health food store items), eat organic food; commercial foods contain mercury, aluminum, pesticides, etc.and they lack nutrients; use natural deodorant, commercial deodorant contains aluminum chlorhydrate, and other toxic chemicals, that soak into your skin; avoid perfumes, after shave colognes, fluoride toothpaste, commercial cosmetics; they contain toxic metals, etc.; avoid toxic products such as any product that contains chlorine. Avoid swimming pools that contain poisons; chlorine,

muriatic acid, bromine; get an air cleaner for your home; EPA studies have shown that indoor air quality is as much as five times more polluted than outside; hairspray, anti-bacterial products, air fresheners such as febreze, oust, plugins, glade, etc. are all > toxic to the body. Put a filter on your water system if you have city water. Avoid cooking with aluminum and non-stick cookware. Avoid microwave ovens. Move if you live close to any kind of high voltage power lines or high voltage transfer stations. Your bed is most likely sprayed with PBDE's. They are flame retardants that are linked to all kinds of health problems. Many people are switching to organic beds and bedding. Suspect everything as being a culprit and look for natural alternatives. This is what I did to get well. > > I also used herbal medicines, acupuncture, homeopathy, energy psychotherapy, intestinal cleansers,

oral chelators, and organic food to get well. > > There are no magic bullets and no one serves up health on a silver platter. It takes a lot of effort to eliminate problems and improve health. > > Hope this helps. > > Jerry Anderson > > > Joyce <joylight wrote: Hi, i'm new to the group 29 years old with fibromyalgia, from Oregon > and and wondering what helps you through or deal most of all the > fibromyalgia pain? Any suggestion's would help, thank you. > > > > > > > > Don't pick lemons. > See all the new 2007 cars at Autos. >

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March 25, 2007

I have been pretty busy so, I figure that some have done their own research on Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers (PBDE's). For those that haven't, PBDE's are Ether compounds that are used as flame retardants on furniture, bedding, pajamas, mattresses, carpeting, etc. They have been linked to headaches, lung problems, infertility, and many other health problems. You can call the manufacturer of your mattress to see if it has been sprayed with PBDE's. Also, there is a company called Spring Air that stopped using the PBDE's. They use Kevlar under the top fabric instead. Organic mattress companies are far more intellegent and they use wool matting which has its own natural flame retardant properties. I would advise everyone that can afford it, to buy an organic mattress. Flame retardants aren't the only problem with most mattresses. California is in the process of banning flame retardants at this time. California leads the nation in

banning toxic substances because there are so many people who are active in petitioning the government to take action. California has already banned amalgam fillings, the solvent used in dry cleaners, PBDE's, etc. Hopefully fluoride will be next. I would encourage all of you to go to google and do more research of your own. I hope that this information is beneficial to you. Joyce, if you are already doing everything that I suggested and you are still having problems, then there are things that you could do and are not doing that will help you including emotional relief techniques. I have been successfull in eliminating this condition for people. The right herbs and modalities have to be applied to get relief. If you are going to a M.D. you are most likely wasting your time. You will need to go to a competant professional that uses kinesiology to eliminate the problem.JerryJoyce <joylight

wrote: How do you find out if your bed is sprayed with likely sprayed with PBDE's? I"m already doing everything else but the spray thing is new to me. And even if it was I couldn't afford a new one. I wish I would have known that before I got the one one. And what is PBDE? Thanks, Joyce , Wayne Anderson <clearhead49 wrote: > > Joyce, > > If you want to eliminate your problem,

you will need to change your lifestyle. There are many things tied to this condition. If you have amalgam (mercury) fillings, have them replaced with porcelain. Use non toxic household cleaners (health food store items), eat organic food; commercial foods contain mercury, aluminum, pesticides, etc.and they lack nutrients; use natural deodorant, commercial deodorant contains aluminum chlorhydrate, and other toxic chemicals, that soak into your skin; avoid perfumes, after shave colognes, fluoride toothpaste, commercial cosmetics; they contain toxic metals, etc.; avoid toxic products such as any product that contains chlorine. Avoid swimming pools that contain poisons; chlorine, muriatic acid, bromine; get an air cleaner for your home; EPA studies have shown that indoor air quality is as much as five times more polluted than outside; hairspray, anti-bacterial products, air fresheners such as febreze,

oust, plugins, glade, etc. are all > toxic to the body. Put a filter on your water system if you have city water. Avoid cooking with aluminum and non-stick cookware. Avoid microwave ovens. Move if you live close to any kind of high voltage power lines or high voltage transfer stations. Your bed is most likely sprayed with PBDE's. They are flame retardants that are linked to all kinds of health problems. Many people are switching to organic beds and bedding. Suspect everything as being a culprit and look for natural alternatives. This is what I did to get well. > > I also used herbal medicines, acupuncture, homeopathy, energy psychotherapy, intestinal cleansers, oral chelators, and organic food to get well. > > There are no magic bullets and no one serves up health on a silver platter. It takes a lot of effort to eliminate problems and improve health. > > Hope

this helps. > > Jerry Anderson > > > Joyce <joylight wrote: Hi, i'm new to the group 29 years old with fibromyalgia, from Oregon > and and wondering what helps you through or deal most of all the > fibromyalgia pain? Any suggestion's would help, thank you. > > > > > > > > Don't pick lemons. > See all the new 2007 cars at Autos. >

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