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    Pesticides, Neurotoxic Illnesses and the Law

    By Ann V. Kuczerpa

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    Acid refluxing • Allergies • Alzheimers • Asthma • Autism • Bladder and bowel control loss • Bone loss • Catalypsy • Cardiac arrhythmias • Disturbances in mental functioning • Dyskinesias • Intestinal paralysis • Friedrick's ataxia • Guillian Barré syndrome • Loss of preception of time and space • Macular degeneration, glaucomas, slowed light adaptation, reduction in visual field, myopias, retinal detachment • Polyneuropathy leading to degeneration of nerves, muscle loss and death • Speach impairments • And more

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnn V. Kuczerpa
    Release dateAug 7, 2014
    ISBN9781500569914
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