I believe the date of the first Alzheimers cases was 1890s. Can someone
give me a date for when hydrogenated
oils and fats were introduced as foods? Was it the 1890s?
When Autism was first seen, I believe it was around the 1970s, correct
me if wrong on any of these time-lines.
So I wonder if hydrogenated oils or fats those so called trans-fats
were somehow used in baby-food or
baby-formula. Or perhaps mothers just started feeding their young child
foods that she ate and contained
trans-fats.
Now has chemistry studied well what happens when hydrogenated fats and
oils are mixed with mercury?
Does it elevate mercury into that of a neuro toxin?
Archimedes Plutonium
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>I believe the date of the first Alzheimers cases was 1890s. Can someone
>give me a date for when hydrogenated
>oils and fats were introduced as foods? Was it the 1890s?
Senile dementia has been known since antiquity.
>When Autism was first seen, I believe it was around the 1970s, correct
>me if wrong on any of these time-lines.
Autism has also been known since antiquity. These children and adults
were regarded as stupid, strange, cursed or insane. Stories of
changelings, where a normally responding child is exchanged for a
strange, unresponsive one by malignant fairies or elves, probably
derive from cases of autism.
Naming something doesn't create it. And correlation isn't causation.
a_plutonium - 17 Jan 2007 09:51 GMT
> >I believe the date of the first Alzheimers cases was 1890s. Can someone
> >give me a date for when hydrogenated
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> Naming something doesn't create it. And correlation isn't causation.
Your fallacy is that you opine a similar disease in the past history as
being the current disease. If I said HIV AIDS, then you would say the
Ancients described a disease similar and thus HIV existed in ancient
times. You must be more careful to distinguish your own opinion from
that of factual history.
P.S. any chemist know what reaction occurs when you put forms of
mercury with hydrogenated oils and fats (trans-fats)? Does it elevate
the toxicity of mercury? And what about cesium with trans-fats?
Archimedes Plutonium
www.iw.net/~a_plutonium
whole entire Universe is just one big atom
where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies