Zinc supplementation ameliorates electromagnetic field-induced lipid peroxidatio

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16434836

So in a government study, they took rats, exposed them to emfs,
gave some zinc, and others no zinc, and the ones who were given zinc
showed less damage.
On a very simple level, if someone was deficient in just Zinc, which would
in reality, be quite rare to only be deficient in one mineral...but if that were
the case, Zinc might actually help, IF the zinc deficiency was the only
factor we were dealing with.
I wonder: did they also give these rats Fluoride- in chronic long term doses? Were the rats also fed
genetically modified foods/GMO"S (that poison the body?) And were any of these
rats, by chance- also exposed to chemicals like aluminum, barrium, bio toxins, like what's
in the Chemtrails that people are exposed to?
I don't suppose there's any chance that any of these rats had mercury silver fillings?
 
SIGH.........IF only life were that simple.
LIzzie
 
 



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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16434836




     

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Hi:

Thanks for the reference.
Unfortunately couldn't open the full text just the abstract.
Bottom line: giving rats 3mg of zinc per kg body weight per day had a
significant effect on reducing the adverse effects of  300 Hz EM field
exposure on their brain chemistry. The zinc was injected into their body
cavity. The zinc plasma levels were also monitored but I couldn't access the
info.

For those of us that take zinc(citrate) to improve immune function and
prostate health the recommended oral dose is 50 mg/day or somewhat less than
1mg/kg/day.

It would be helpful to know what the blood levels of zinc were in the rats
that caused the beneficial results and to compare those with the human
acceptable range (70 - 120 ug/dl) and with our own levels.

Has anyone in the group had any success or lack of with zinc
supplementation?

Ray







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But yes, it is that simple.

Look at: http://www.milieuziektes.nl/Pagina401.html

Furthermore, I do have a non-invasive measuring system, whichs shows ca. 170 bio-markers.
They are devided in 25 chapters.
One chapter goes about:
Trace Elements:
Ca
Fe
Zn
Se
Pb
Vitamin A
Vitamin C
Vitamin E
Vitamin K
Vitamin B1
Vitamin B2
Folic Acid
Vitamin B3
Vitamin B6
Vitamin B12
Vitamin D3

Many electrosensitives do have great deficiencies here.
All do have too little Calcium, and many do show a Calcium loss also.

Greetings,
Charles Claessens
member Verband Baubiologie
www.milieuziektes.nl
www.milieuziektes.be
www.hetbitje.nl
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  So in a government study, they took rats, exposed them to emfs,
  gave some zinc, and others no zinc, and the ones who were given zinc
  showed less damage.
  On a very simple level, if someone was deficient in just Zinc, which would
  in reality, be quite rare to only be deficient in one mineral...but if that were
  the case, Zinc might actually help, IF the zinc deficiency was the only
  factor we were dealing with.
  I wonder: did they also give these rats Fluoride- in chronic long term doses? Were the rats also fed
  genetically modified foods/GMO"S (that poison the body?) And were any of these
  rats, by chance- also exposed to chemicals like aluminum, barrium, bio toxins, like what's
  in the Chemtrails that people are exposed to?
  I don't suppose there's any chance that any of these rats had mercury silver fillings?
   
  SIGH.........IF only life were that simple.
  LIzzie
   
   



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Hi Ray,

Zinc is very helpful to me in various ways, but I still need many more minerals besides.  Calcium, sodium, and magnesium are most helpful with my ES..


Diane


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Hi:

Thanks for the reference.
Unfortunately couldn't open the full text just the abstract.
Bottom line: giving rats 3mg of zinc per kg body weight per day had a
significant effect on reducing the adverse effects of  300 Hz EM field
exposure on their brain chemistry. The zinc was injected into their body
cavity. The zinc plasma levels were also monitored but I couldn't access the
info.

For those of us that take zinc(citrate) to improve immune function and
prostate health the recommended oral dose is 50 mg/day or somewhat less than
1mg/kg/day.

It would be helpful to know what the blood levels of zinc were in the rats
that caused the beneficial results and to compare those with the human
acceptable range (70 - 120 ug/dl) and with our own levels.

Has anyone in the group had any success or lack of with zinc
supplementation?

Ray







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