Post: #1

I made a post with this title on pherotalk and was eventually banned. Please search for this thread, then the following will be more meaningful....

I found a private Dr who recognises environmental illness. To cut a long story short my blood tests shows that my dna has a chemical attachment (called an adduct) of "17beta-hydroxy androstanone". On the test results the scientist breifly describes the mechanism by which this has triggered chemical sensitivity. According to my Dr this means I have the chemical androstanone in every cell of my body, so it's expected that I'm having unusual reactions to things

Post: #2

I don't understand.

You were poisoned by using pheromones? Did your doctor tell you this?

What does this condition do to your health? Which product caused your condition?

Post: #3

(10-28-2011 5:01 AM)JAYCEE Wrote:  I don't understand.

You were poisoned by using pheromones? Did your doctor tell you this?

What does this condition do to your health? Which product caused your condition?

Yes, my blood was chemically poisened by pheromones. I told the allergy Dr this and the blood results confirm it. The products which caused it were instant jerk and a314 though I had been using pheromones for years, so it may have been a toxic build up of a variety of pheromones just tipped over the edge by a final over-exposure.

Damage to my health is that I am basically a cripple because doing anything but lie down causes me painful headaches. There is a cure though which involves detoxification (not the type you read about in womens magazines).

Post: #4

(10-28-2011 5:01 AM)JAYCEE Wrote:  I don't understand.

You were poisoned by using pheromones? Did your doctor tell you this?

What does this condition do to your health? Which product caused your condition?

Yes, my blood was chemically poisened by pheromones. I told the allergy Dr this and the blood results confirm it. The products which caused it were instant jerk and a314 though I had been using pheromones for years, so it may have been a toxic build up of a variety of pheromones just tipped over the edge by a final over-exposure.

Post: #5

If it is an allergy, like you said, then it is no different from any other allergens.

It doesn't sound like an allergy though since headaches aren't directly caused by your immune system and your issue seems to be a postural problem.

Could you get a better explanation from your doctor please?

Post: #6

(10-28-2011 4:35 AM)Ultimate Wrote:  I made a post with this title on pherotalk and was eventually banned. Please search for this thread, then the following will be more meaningful....

I found a private Dr who recognises environmental illness. To cut a long story short my blood tests shows that my dna has a chemical attachment (called an adduct) of "17beta-hydroxy androstanone". On the test results the scientist breifly describes the mechanism by which this has triggered chemical sensitivity. According to my Dr this means I have the chemical androstanone in every cell of my body, so it's expected that I'm having unusual reactions to things

What pheromone you wearing right now, instant bullshit?

I thought pheromones are nerotransmeters and don't go in the blood stream.....

Post: #7

(10-28-2011 6:01 AM)SeriousSmile Wrote:  What pheromone you wearing right now, instant bullshit?

I thought pheromones are nerotransmeters and don't go in the blood stream.....

Give me your e-mail address and i will forward you a scan of my test results

Post: #8

(10-28-2011 6:08 AM)Ultimate Wrote:  Give me your e-mail address and i will forward you a scan of my test results

How would that prove anything? Does it specifically say that something you smelled caused it? You sure you didn't have a sip from that pheromone bottle?

Post: #9

(10-28-2011 6:12 AM)SeriousSmile Wrote:  How would that prove anything? Does it specifically say that something you smelled caused it? You sure you didn't have a sip from that pheromone bottle?

Why are you being so defensive? It's like you're scared to find out I'm telling the truth. Your comment about drinking pheromones makes you look a bit silly to be fair.

Post: #10

(10-28-2011 6:12 AM)SeriousSmile Wrote:  How would that prove anything? Does it specifically say that something you smelled caused it? You sure you didn't have a sip from that pheromone bottle?

It says my dna has a pheromone chemical attached to it, keep up. So yes, something I smelled.