Fw: Potassium tellurite caused no demyelination, Tellurium Seborrhea and Selenium Selsun Blue

[Sharon & Jim LeBlanc <jleblan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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> From: Sharon & Jim LeBlanc <jleblan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: Parkinsn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Fw: Potassium tellurite caused no demyelination, Tellurium
Seborrhea and Selenium Selsun Blue
> Date: Tuesday, February 08, 2000 1:45 PM
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> > From: Sharon & Jim LeBlanc <jleblan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> > To: kirshner@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > Subject: Potassium tellurite caused no demyelination, Tellurium
Seborrhea
> and Selenium Selsun Blue
> > Date: Tuesday, February 08, 2000 1:43 PM
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> > PMID 9804288 Role of Organotellurium species in tellurium neuropathy by
> JF
> > Goodrum
> > Potassium Tellurite caused no demyelination.
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> > I find it interesting that selenium Selsun Blue is the treatment for
> > seborrhea dermatitis, especially since it is the antagonist of
tellurium.
> > I find it interesting that tellurium is found with gold that can cause
> > seborrhea dermatitis.
> > I find it interesting that Parkinsonians frequently have seborrhea
> > dermatitis.
> >
> > There is an article on the list about the lack of taste sense in
> > Parkinsons. If tellurium were being absorbed slowly, in low amounts,
over
> > the years, I'm not sure you would get a metallic taste or rash until
> there
> > was a lot in the system. I don't know if tellurium builds up or how the
> > body gets rid of it.
> >
> > Potassium is absorbed by plants, I haven't read about plants and
> tellurium.
> > Tellurium is rare, but I'm not so sure about tellurite.
> > Could you speak with the powers that be and reconsider looking into
> > tellurium and Parkinsons Disease.
> > Thanks for listening, there was a lot to say.
> > Jleblan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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