NavyJAG

Yes, I do have some ideas where you could start. The person whose calcium is depleting is suffering from deterioration of the major bones in his left leg. He also once had incredibly straight teeth. I think he still has them all, which means his roots are healthy, but his teeth are shifting inside the bones in his face. His teeth are crooked to the point he has to see a dentist about his bite and misfitting teeth.

This guy's exposure was in Saudi Arabia in the early to mid '80s. He was responsible for guarding those missile heads that rotate all the while they are stored.

From that, you can just about guess that calcium depletion is related to liquid chemical weapons or the uranium. I think I would search the Internet with an eye toward bone degeneration as relates to industrial worksite contamination.

Most plaintiffs lawyers in this nation look to the industrial worksites as the greatest hazards to civilians who suffer similar ailments to Gulf War vets. I would start with learning as much as you can about uranium, because it is the easiest to dispell if it is not the cause of your bone degeneration.

Chemicals will be terribly difficult to prove, because we don't know what all kind of chemicals were stored in those missiles, and sprayed all over the desert with mosquito spray trucks and crop dusters, which the U.S. sold to Iraq.

I'll try to track down this guy's medical records (he let me have them because I am so knowledgeable about the medical aspects of Gulf War Illness, but not the V.A. claims and appeals process). Those records should have some specific terms relating to degenerating bones.

I also wanted you to know that metals in your system may be off-kilter (magnesium, copper, zinc, iron). And that is caused from over-vaccination. The very process of making vaccines requires that they have mercury and aluminum in them. Vaccine cocktails mean you were intoxicated time and time again with at least those two metals.

In order for calcium to remain properly balanced in your system, metals must be balanced too. Specifically magnesium. If at all possible, you should ask for both blood and hair (from your head) samples to be tested for nutritional deficiencies and imbalances.

You might want to visit the "shot" website detailed in the "Resource Links" menu on the blue bar at the top of the Gulf War Syndrome menu page.