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Drugs in your Drinking Water

In the Associated Press they did a report that over 41 million people are exposed to pharmaceutical drugs in TREATED drinking water.We have all heard the saying 'There is something in the water' Well There IS.Time to Stand UP and Get Pissed for Once AMERICA. Remember your baby's formula is now being contaminated with drugs.And there is NO FEDERAL or STATE REGULATIONS ON WATER TREATMENT FOR DRUGS.'There Is Something In The Water' well this saying is no more just an idea of a conspiracist. This iswhat is really going on across America from major cities to suburban neighborhoods.Are you the Americans going to take this with a smile. Are you going to trust the government to fixthis problem when they dont even have any regulations for it. What are you going to do.The New World Order, Big Corporations taken over, 911 inside job, Alex Jones, Micheal Moore, George Bush,Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, IRS, Illuminati, Free Masons, WTC, Major Media, Corrupt Politicians, Iraq,Iran, Israel, Jews running the world, Terrorist trying to take freedom, etc. All of this does not matterwhen Americans cannot even get up and DEMAND CLEAN WATER.Below is a list of some of the pharmaceuticals they found in TREATED drinking water.ANTIBIOTICSAmoxicillin — for pneumonia, stomach ulcersAzithromycin — for pneumonia, sexually transmitted diseasesBacitracin — prevents infection in cuts and burnsChloramphenicol — for serious infections when other antibiotics can't be usedCiprofloxacin — for anthrax, other infectionsDoxycycline — for pneumonia, Lyme disease, acneErythromycin — for pneumonia, whooping cough, Legionnaires' diseaseLincomycin — for strep, staph, other serious infectionsOxytetracycline — for respiratory, urinary infectionsPenicillin G — for anthrax, other infectionsPenicillin V — for pneumonia, scarlet fever, infections of ear, skin, throatRoxithromycin — for respiratory, skin infectionsSulfadiazine — for urinary infections, burnsSulfamethizole — for urinary infectionsSulfamethoxazole — for traveler's diarrhea, pneumonia, urinary and ear infectionsTetracycline — for pneumonia, acne, stomach ulcers, Lyme diseaseTrimethoprim — for urinary and ear infections, traveler's diarrhea, pneumoniaPAIN RELIEVERSAcetaminophen — soothes arthritis, aches, colds; reduces feverAntipyrine — for ear infectionsAspirin — for minor aches, pain; lowers risk of heart attack and strokeDiclofenac — for arthritis, menstrual cramps, other painIbuprofen — for arthritis, aches, menstrual cramps; reduces feverNaproxen — for arthritis, bursitis, tendinitis, aches; reduces feverPrednisone — for arthritis, allergic reactions, multiple sclerosis, some cancersHEART DRUGSAtenolol — for high blood pressureBezafibrate — for cholesterol problemsClofibric acid — byproduct of various cholesterol medicationsDiltiazem — for high blood pressure, chest painGemfibrozil — regulates cholesterolSimvastatin — slows production of cholesterolMIND DRUGSCarbamazepine — for seizures, mood regulatingDiazepam — for anxiety, seizures; eases alcohol withdrawalFluoxetine — for depression; relieves premenstrual mood swingsMeprobamate — for anxietyPhenytoin — controls epileptic seizuresRisperidone — for schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, severe behavior problemsOTHER HUMAN DRUGSCaffeine — found in coffee; also used in pain relieversCotinine — byproduct of nicotine; drug in tobacco, also used in products to help smokers quitIopromide — given as contrast agent for medical imagingNicotine — found in tobacco, also in medicinal products to help smokers quitParaxanthine — a byproduct of caffeineTheophylline — for asthma, bronchitis and emphysemaVETERINARYCarbadox — for control of dysentery, bacterial enteritis in pigs; promotes growthChlortetracycline — for eye, joint, other animal ailmentsEnrofloxacin — for infections in farm animals and pets; treats woundsMonensin — for weight gain, prevention of severe diarrhea in farm animalsNarasin — for severe diarrhea in farm animalsOleandomycin — for respiratory disease; promotes growth in farm animalsSalinomycin — promotes growth in livestockSulfachloropyridazine — for enteritis in farm animalsSulfadimethoxine — for severe diarrhea, fowl cholera, other conditions in farm animalsSulfamerazine — for a range of infections in cats, fowlSulfamethazine — for bacterial diseases in farm animals; promotes growthSulfathiazole — for diseases in aquarium fishTylosin — promotes growth, treats infections in farm animals, including beesVirginiamycin M1 — prevents infection, promotes growth in farm animalsAll these pharmaceutical drugs and more were found in TREATED WATER SUPPLY.Do something for once, stand up and be heard, stop this insanity NOW.realityu4u

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Added: August 15, 2008

Drugs in Drinking Water Mind Control and Others Must Watch

In the Associated Press they did a report that over 41 million people are exposed to pharmaceutical drugs in TREATED drinking water.We have all heard the saying 'There is something in the water' Well There IS. Time to Stand UP and Get Pissed for Once AMERICA. Remember your baby's formula is now being contaminated with drugs. And there is NO FEDERAL or STATE REGULATIONS ON WATER TREATMENT FOR DRUGS. 'There Is Something In The Water' well this saying is no more just an idea of a conspiracist. This iswhat is really going on across America from major cities to suburban neighborhoods.Are you the Americans going to take this with a smile. Are you going to trust the government to fixthis problem when they dont even have any regulations for it. What are you going to do.The New World Order, Big Corporations taken over, 911 inside job, Alex Jones, Micheal Moore, George Bush,Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, IRS, Illuminati, Free Masons, WTC, Major Media, Corrupt Politicians, Iraq,Iran, Israel, Jews running the world, Terrorist trying to take freedom, etc. All of this does not matterwhen Americans cannot even get up and DEMAND CLEAN WATER. Below is a list of some of the pharmaceuticals they found in TREATED drinking water.ANTIBIOTICSAmoxicillin — for pneumonia, stomach ulcersAzithromycin — for pneumonia, sexually transmitted diseasesBacitracin — prevents infection in cuts and burnsChloramphenicol — for serious infections when other antibiotics can't be usedCiprofloxacin — for anthrax, other infectionsDoxycycline — for pneumonia, Lyme disease, acneErythromycin — for pneumonia, whooping cough, Legionnaires' diseaseLincomycin — for strep, staph, other serious infectionsOxytetracycline — for respiratory, urinary infectionsPenicillin G — for anthrax, other infectionsPenicillin V — for pneumonia, scarlet fever, infections of ear, skin, throatRoxithromycin — for respiratory, skin infectionsSulfadiazine — for urinary infections, burnsSulfamethizole — for urinary infectionsSulfamethoxazole — for traveler's diarrhea, pneumonia, urinary and ear infectionsTetracycline — for pneumonia, acne, stomach ulcers, Lyme diseaseTrimethoprim — for urinary and ear infections, traveler's diarrhea, pneumoniaPAIN RELIEVERSAcetaminophen — soothes arthritis, aches, colds; reduces feverAntipyrine — for ear infectionsAspirin — for minor aches, pain; lowers risk of heart attack and strokeDiclofenac — for arthritis, menstrual cramps, other painIbuprofen — for arthritis, aches, menstrual cramps; reduces feverNaproxen — for arthritis, bursitis, tendinitis, aches; reduces feverPrednisone — for arthritis, allergic reactions, multiple sclerosis, some cancersHEART DRUGSAtenolol — for high blood pressureBezafibrate — for cholesterol problemsClofibric acid — byproduct of various cholesterol medicationsDiltiazem — for high blood pressure, chest painGemfibrozil — regulates cholesterolSimvastatin — slows production of cholesterolMIND DRUGSCarbamazepine — for seizures, mood regulatingDiazepam — for anxiety, seizures; eases alcohol withdrawalFluoxetine — for depression; relieves premenstrual mood swingsMeprobamate — for anxietyPhenytoin — controls epileptic seizuresRisperidone — for schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, severe behavior problemsOTHER HUMAN DRUGSCaffeine — found in coffee; also used in pain relieversCotinine — byproduct of nicotine; drug in tobacco, also used in products to help smokers quitIopromide — given as contrast agent for medical imagingNicotine — found in tobacco, also in medicinal products to help smokers quitParaxanthine — a byproduct of caffeineTheophylline — for asthma, bronchitis and emphysemaVETERINARYCarbadox — for control of dysentery, bacterial enteritis in pigs; promotes growthChlortetracycline — for eye, joint, other animal ailmentsEnrofloxacin — for infections in farm animals and pets; treats woundsMonensin — for weight gain, prevention of severe diarrhea in farm animalsNarasin — for severe diarrhea in farm animalsOleandomycin — for respiratory disease; promotes growth in farm animalsSalinomycin — promotes growth in livestockSulfachloropyridazine — for enteritis in farm animalsSulfadimethoxine — for severe diarrhea, fowl cholera, other conditions in farm animalsSulfamerazine — for a range of infections in cats, fowlSulfamethazine — for bacterial diseases in farm animals; promotes growthSulfathiazole — for diseases in aquarium fishTylosin — promotes growth, treats infections in farm animals, including beesVirginiamycin M1 — prevents infection, promotes growth in farm animalsAll these pharmaceutical drugs and more were found in TREATED WATER SUPPLY.Do something for once, stand up and be heard, stop this insanity NOW.

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Keywords: drugs in water terrorism pharmaceutical company nwo banned treated terrorist irs conspiracy
Added: March 11, 2008

Smoke exposure may increase the risk of multiple sclerosis
PURPOSE AND METHODS: To estimate the effect of exposure to smoking on the risk for multiple sclerosis (MS), we analyzed nicotine metabolite (cotinine) levels in biobank samples from 109 MS cases and 218 matched referents......
http://digg.com/health/Smoke_exposure_may_increase_the_risk_of_multiple_sclerosis_2

Smoke exposure may increase the risk of multiple sclerosis
PURPOSE AND METHODS: To estimate the effect of exposure to smoking on the risk for multiple sclerosis (MS), we analyzed nicotine metabolite (cotinine) levels in biobank samples from 109 MS cases and 218 matched referents......
http://digg.com/health/Smoke_exposure_may_increase_the_risk_of_multiple_sclerosis

Cotinine, Other Prescription Drugs in U.S. Drinking Water
Cotinine, a metabolite of nicotine, was among the numerous pharmaceutical drugs found in 28 U.S. watersheds and drinking water supplies. Read more to learn about the AP's study and what it means.
http://digg.com/health/Cotinine_Other_Prescription_Drugs_in_U_S_Drinking_Water

Drugs in Our Drinking Water: Cotinine Found in Our Water
A disturbing new survey that was done shows that the water supply in 28 major metro areas have drugs such as Cotinine in their drinking water supply.
http://digg.com/health/Drugs_in_Our_Drinking_Water_Cotinine_Found_in_Our_Water

Cotinine Druges Found in US Drinking Water
Cotinine Druges Found in US Drinking Water
http://digg.com/world_news/Cotinine_Druges_Found_in_US_Drinking_Water

Pharmaceutical Drugs in Milw. Water
An investigation by the Associated Press shows pharmecuetical drugs have been found in the drinking water of at least 41,000,000 Americans, including some people in Southeastern Wisconsin, where cotinine was found.
http://digg.com/environment/Pharmaceutical_Drugs_in_Milw_Water

Kids More At Risk From Smoking Mothers Than From Smoking Fathers
Children whose mothers smoke have about 4.5 times more cotinine--a nicotine by-product and a marker for nicotine exposure--in their urine than those exposed to secondhand smoke from their fathers.
http://digg.com/health/Kids_More_At_Risk_From_Smoking_Mothers_Than_From_Smoking_Fathers

Children of smokers have more than 5 times higher levels of nicotine toxin
Children who have at least one parent who smokes have 5.5 times higher levels of cotinine, a byproduct of nicotine, in their urine
http://digg.com/health/Children_of_smokers_have_more_than_5_times_higher_levels_of_nicotine_toxin

Secondhand Smoke Exposure Has Fallen 70% Since 1988
The number of U.S. nonsmokers with detectable blood levels of cotinine -- a marker for tobacco exposure -- fell 70% from 1988 to 2002.
http://digg.com/general_sciences/Secondhand_Smoke_Exposure_Has_Fallen_70_Since_1988