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Hitler didn't need to put a bullet in his head ... he was close to death from the bomb fumes, anyway.
Pope was an old man? So are people who come down with diabetes, many times
What is the cause of so many health issues dramatically increasing in the last 40 years? (Including reduced sperm, etc)
Whether it's second hand solvent exposure or a very strong direct exposure ... people should give 2-butoxyethanol credit for something it does.
I was sharing about help someone was raving about ... ALA alplha-lipoic acid and a man explained more about them on a diabetes forum:
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There is no doubt that alpha lipoic acid, ALA is very beneficial. It is one omega 3 nutrient. I would never say don't include it in a healthy diet. Most western diets miss the proper balance between ALA and the other two omega 3s. They are docosahexaenoic acid and eicosahexaenoic acid, EPA and DHA. Supplemental doses of alpha-lipoic acid are hundreds of times higher than the amounts that can be obtained from food. Good food sources of alpha-lipoic acid include spinach, broccoli, beef, yeast (particularly Brewer's yeast), and certain organ meats (such as the kidney and heart) .The typical imbalance is 20-ALA to 1 EPA/DHA. a good balance is 4 ALA to 1 EPA/DHA. EPA/DHA is only found in any significant quantities from deep cold water ocean fish, or supplements made from those fish. I don't and won't eat nearly enough fish to get the essential omega 3s EPA and DHA so I use a supplement. I have notice that there are huge differences between omega 3 supplements. Some that use flax seed are primarily just ALA. Those that are fish based vary widely in the EPA/DHA content. I have found that the high priced omega 3 supplements from health food stores usually have much lower quantities of EPA/DHA per 1000 mg caps than I can find in other sources. Recommends this source for the 3 Omegas |
In reading his background, he had an acute attack of diabetes leading to kidney failure. With blood sugar of 570 it still reminded me of 2-butoxyethanol exposure, but of course, diabetes got the blame ... even for the thick blood and the syrupy urine. (I suspect other autoimmune issues like autoimmune hemolytic anemia & Immune System Activated Coagulopathy.. which is thickening of the blood caused by Immune System)
So the syrupy urine was most probably the immune system prematurely destroying the red blood cells. There should have been blood in urine; and with an acute attack (from 2-butoxyethanol overexposure) if his doctor had checked out his 'flu-like' symptoms for this chemical's poisoning, the doctor would have found at 2.5 days ... an elevated reticulocyte count)
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