From: dlzc1@cox.net   
      
   Dear simp...@gmail.com:   
      
   On Sunday, January 31, 2016 at 11:51:59 PM UTC-7, simp...@gmail.com wrote:   
   ...   
   > My grandson has been breathing fumes antifreeze   
   > fumes from heat core damage in jeep.  My eyes   
   > would burn and it hurt my throat but I could not   
   > make my son or daughter in law believe it was   
   > injuring their son.  He will soon be 6 and they   
   > finally believe he has problems without admitting   
   > it is from antifreeze.   
      
   They are very smart.  There have been no environmental causes found to explain   
   ADHD.   
      
   > He can get uncontrollable in an instant without   
   > provocation.  They think it is adhd.  I think it   
   > goes further than [that].   
      
   Grandparents know everything, don't they?   
      
   > where can I get more information. Pat   
   > (simply***@gmail.com)   
      
   Ethylene glycol is made in large part by reacting a chemical used to sterilize   
   medical goods (ethylene oxide gas, deadly poison), with glycerine.  It is   
   therefore cheap and toxic.   
      
   Marine antifreeze (propylene glycol) is more expensive, has different effects   
   on elastomers, and is used in foodstuffs for consumption.  You cannot always   
   just switch over, and obviously fixing the coolant leak would be preferable.   
      
   http://healingtouch.areavoices.com/2013/02/27/a-deeper-connectio   
   -constipation-miralax-and-adhd/   
      
   You really should not hook into a 24-year-old thread, and expect too much   
   attention.  Best to start your own.   
      
   David A. Smith   
      
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