The clinical symptoms of the different grades of AChE values are based upon reduction of AChE not inhibition.
Mild (60%) reduction of AChE) results in weakness, headache, dizziness, diminished vision, salivation, lacrimation, nausea, vomiting, lack of appetite, stomach-ache, restlessness, myosis, moderate bronchial spasm, convalescence in several days for pesticides and for nano particles unknown.
Moderate (60 to 90% reduction of AChE) Abruptly expressed general weakness, headache, visual disturbance, excess salivation, sweating, vomiting, diarrhea, brandycardia, hypertonia, stomach-ache, twitching of facial muscles, tremor of hand, head, and other body parts, increased excitement, disturbed gait, and feeling of fear, myosis nystagmus, chest pain, difficult respiration, cyanosis of the mucous membrane, chest crepitation; convalescence in 1 to 2 weeks for pesticides and for nano particles unknown.
Severe (90 to 100% reduction of AChE) Abrupt tremor, generalized convulsions, psyhic disturbances, intensive cyanosis of the mucous membrane, edema of the lung, coma, death from respiratory cardiac failure for pesticides and for nanoparticles.8
If CD 57 +/CD3+/CD+8 values were performed and they were “high”, indicating specific immunochemical reactions as demonstrated by the inhibition and reduction of AChE on the nervous system as a result of exposure to nanoparticles, which have been found to be more toxic to the cell than a regular molecule. It is important to note anti-myelin antibody tests were not performed, and if “positive” anitibody was present, it would confirm the binding of the particles to the nerve as a primary factor vs. embedding into the nerve as reported in viral particles embedding into the myelin sheath.
Also, one must take into account the coating of the nano particles which use antimicrobic agents, such as Aegis Microbic Shield, which is made up of silane and decomposes to silicone, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and silica upon exposure to oxygen. Silica is removed by exposure to Dr. Willard’s Water (CAW). The majority of all nano particles and other nano composite materials are coated with an antimicrobial agent, especially if used internally as in the new Nano Medicine and Gene Therapy.9, 10, 11, 12
Conclusion:
The female individual was exposed to advanced nano microbic materials that resulted in the production of fibers, nano composites, and nano particles in her body that reacted to her organ systems as previous stated in this paper.
In conclusion, the individual has suffered from severe chronic AChE inhibition, reduction and poisoning from nano particulates. These materials can interfere with her metabolic processes and primarily her gastrointestinal track, heart, lungs, and kidneys.
Previous clinical histories confirm the exposure to childhood viral vectors including the inoculation of polio vaccine as a child. Viral vectors and adenoviral protein envelops are precursors to the interaction of Vitamin D for the later factor, with SEVERE AChE Inhibition from exposure to nanoparticles, which are more toxic than regular chemical/pesticides within the cell and its organelles defense systems.
Aerial emission levels of strontium are monitored by the US Forestry Office. Strontium will interact with the metabolites of vitamin D and cause toxicological mechanisms that will result in vitamin D deficiencies. Nano tubes have been made of silicon-carbon and strontium. Strontium is the element of choice due to its use as a sensor material for sending and receiving for nano antenna advanced materials design. Further studies will be necessary for the determination of NO Effect Level from exposure to nano particulates and composites. Mankind is at the initiation point of determining the toxicological mechanisms from exposure to advanced nano microbic materials. We need to know the exact level, that they do not pose a threat to the health and safety of a human being as well as to the environment and its inhabitants. Especially, since a major risk from exposure is through aerial emissions over land and sea.
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