Anonymiseret journal for danskdHPV vaccineskadet kvinde født 1999

 

X

XX is born the 1999

XX has been vaccinated with Gardasil the …………………………… The vaccination resulted in severe neurological symptoms.

Gardasil contains among other ingredients:

– Aluminum (aluminium hydroxyphosphate sulphate adjuvant)

– Sodium-borate,

– Polysorbate 80

– L-histidine

http://www.ema.europa.eu/docs/en_GB/document_library/EPAR_-_Product_Information/human/000703/WC500021142.pdf

Info: Please note that a “vaccine” containing the mentioned ingredients, but without the virus part, has been used as a placebo-vaccine (!) in the research of the side effects of Gardasil.

 

Summary: XX has been diagnosed with a chronic (cumulative) intoxication with copper.

She is tested allergic (with the MELISA-test) towards Gardasil and also some separate ingredients in Gardasil.

Blood tests indicate inflammatory and immunological reaction.

Whole-blood mineral analysis parameters indicate variations as seen in patients intoxicated with copper (or other heavy metals).

The blood test also shows:

– Oxidative Stress (decreased level of Vitamin C, Vitamin D, Coenzyme Q10

– Decreased level of Mitochondrial Activity / signs of mitochondrial function disorder.

-Imbalance in different fatty acid (Heavy metal intoxication create lipid peroxidation)

 

XX was tested summer 2013 for acute intoxication with the following heavy metals:

Aluminum, Antimony, Arsenic, Barium, Beryllium, Bismuth, Cadmium, Cesium, Gadolinium, Lead, Mercury, Nickel, Palladium, Platinum, Tellurium, Thallium, Thorium, Tin, Tungsten, Uranium, Copper.

Creatinine was 63, 4 mg / dl urine, which were within reference interval.

All the heavy metals were within reference, showing no acute intoxication with heavy metals.

Info: Test for essential elements in urine: Phosphorus, Magnesium, Zink, Sulfur and Selenium were unfortunately not done.

Low level of these mentioned essential minerals can indicate chronic intoxication with heavy metals.  

 

XX was tested summer 2013 for chronic (cumulative) intoxication with the same heavy metals (as for the test for acute intoxication), using the chelating agent Atamir (D-penicillamine):

Creatinine was 63, 3 mg / dl urine, which were within reference interval.

All the heavy metals were within reference, except Copper, showing chronic intoxication / excess of Copper, as Copper was increased from 0,016 µg/mg creatinine until 0,72 µg/mg creatinine,  a factor 45.

Aluminum was increased with a factor 4. Mercury was increased with a factor 2½. This shows depots (but small) of aluminum and Mercury in the body.

Info: Chronic intoxication with Copper can create negative immunological reactions.

Please note that normal urine- or blood-level of Copper could be low in patients with chronic intoxication with Copper, as there is inverse proportionality. This is often not known by doctors.

Chronic intoxication with Copper could be a special Danish problem according to the pollution with Copper from the production of pigs. The pig-industry uses over 2000 tons of copper-sulphate a year, which is used instead of antibiotic to prevent diarrhea in the pigs.  This Copper is, with the nature fertilizer, spread into the fields and ends up as elevated level of Copper in foodstuffs. Other sources of Copper could ex. be use of Vitamin-mineral-pills or pollution of drink water from pipelines made from Copper.

According to WHO ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CRITERIA 118  

http://www.inchem.org/documents/ehc/ehc/ehc118.htm#SubSectionNumber:10.3.2  

(Quote) “10.3.2.  Inorganic mercury compounds …….

   A special problem in the risk assessment of mercury is the fact that mercury can give rise to allergic and immunotoxic reactions, which are partly genetically regulated. There may well be a small fraction of the population that is particularly sensitive, as has been observed in animal studies.   A consequence of an immunological etiology  is that  it is not scientifically possible to set a level for mercury,  e.g., in blood  or urine, below  which  mercury-related symptoms will not occur in individual cases, since dose-response studies for groups of immunologically sensitive individuals are not yet available…..” (end of Quote).

Mercury (thimerosal), aluminum, and others are known to damage mitochondria.

The test was done by Nordic Laboratories, Nygade 6, 3 floor, 1164 Copenhagen K, Denmark. By an orthomolecular Danish doctor

XX was tested Summer 2013 with a lymphocyte-test, which is an advanced blood test for detecting hypersensitivity to metals and other substances.

The test included the following metals:

• Aluminum

• Cadmium

• Mercury (different compounds of Mercury ex. Thimerosal, inorganic mercury)

• Nickel

• Titanium (different compounds of titanium ex. Titanium dioxide, Titanium sulphate).

And the other allergens as:

• –  Casein

• –  Gluten.

Especially, because of the vaccination with Gardasil, test was done with these compounds / combinations:  

• Aluminum-borate

• Aluminum-borate-polysorbate

• Myelin basic protein- Aluminum (Myelin basic protein is a brain-protein)

• Polysorbate 80.

Supplementary test were done for:

• Oligoganglioside (Oligoganglioside is a brain-protein)

• Oligoganglioside-Hg (Hg =Mercury)

• Myelin basic protein-Inorganic Mercury

• Myelin basic protein-Thimerosal.

Evaluation of test result:

Positive to:         Oligoganglioside-Hg, Myelin basic protein- Aluminum, Inorganic Mercury

Weekly positive to:    Titanium sulphate, Titanium dioxide, Myelin basic protein-Inorganic Mercury,         Gluten.

Concerning positive reaction to Myelin basic protein- Aluminum. Summary not yet available.

The test was done by Laboratoire MGD, 45A, Route des Acacias, CP 1009, 1211 Geneva 26, Switzerland.

XX was tested late summer 2013 with a new lymphocyte test

The test included the following metals:

–    Aluminum

–    Mercury (different compounds of Mercury ex. Thimerosal, inorganic mercury)

–    Nickel

Especially because of the vaccination with Gardasil, test was done with:  

–    Gardasil in different concentrations

Supplementary test were done for:

–    Brain-protein (A reaction to this protein may play a role in autoimmune reactions in the brain)

 

Evaluation of test result:

Positive to:         Nickel, Brain Protein

Comments: A strongly positive reaction to Gardasil was found. Gardasil 1-10 represents different dilutions of the Gardasil vaccine. The clinical relevance of positive response is not established.

The test was done by Invitalab, Hammfelsdamm 6, 414 60 Neuss, Germany. By a German Dr. and Prof.

 

XX was tested winther 2013 for Screening Food Intolerances in serum.

There were aside from antibodies against pollen also increased concentration of allergen specific IgG4-antibodies. Increased concentration of allergen IgG4 suggest IgG4-mediated intolerances.

IgE antibodies against common food allergens (bovine milk, egg, peanuts, wheat) were not found

The reduced concentration of diamine oxidase (DAO) indicates the presence of pseudo-allergic reactions provoked by biogenous amines. Biogenous amines (histamine, spermidine, tyramine) are enzymatic degradation products of amino acids.

The test was done by Biovis Diagnostik MVZ GmbH, Justus-Staudt-Str.2, D-65555 Limburg Offheim, Germany. By a German Dr. and Prof..

 

XX was tested winther 2013 for Immunologie und Hämatologie

Pro-inflammatory Cytokin-status:

High level of Interleukin-1-beta, Interleukin-6, Interleukin-8, TNF-alpha Pro. (IL-1beta, IL-6, IL-8, TNF-alpha are proinflammatory).

Low level of Interleukin-10. (IL-10 is an anti -inflammatory mediator).

Normal level of Interleukin-12p70, IL 12/IL 10-ratio

 

TH1/ TH2 Cytokin-status:

Normal level of:    Interleukin-4, TNF-alpha, Interferon-gamma, Interferon-gamma/IL4-ratio

Increased level of:    Interleukin-5.

Decreased level of:    Interleukin-10 (geänderten Referenzbereich).

Info: IL-4 and IL-5 are known to orchestrate various humoral and cellular immune responses.

Info: The result of the Pro-inflammatory cytokin-status and TH1/ TH2 cytokin-status indicates inflammatory and immunological reaction.

The test was done by Biovis Diagnostik MVZ GmbH, Justus-Staudt-Str.2, D-65555 Limburg Offheim, Germany. By a German Dr. and Prof..

Info: Connection between exposition towards toxic metals and developing of allergy, inflammation and disease has been documented. For more information please consult these links.

http://www.melisa.org/research-articles/abstracts      http://www.melisa.org/research-articles/articles

 

XX was tested winther 2013 for Whole-blood mineral analysis parameters.

Increased level:

• Sodium

• Calcium

Decreased level:

• Potassium

• Magnesium

• Copper *

• Iron

• Zinc

• Selenium (The Selenium is within suboptimal range)

Info: Chronic intoxication with Copper can be connected with decreased level of Potassium, Magnesium, Zinc, Selenium and increased level of Calcium, Sodium and Sodium / Potassium ratio.

Whole-blood mineral analysis corrected ratio HK.

Increased level:

• Copper / Zinc Quotient HK

Decreased level:

• Potassium / sodium ratio HK

• Magnesium/ calcium ratio HK

• Potassium / calcium ratio HK

Small Blood Count VMA

Within reference range:

– Erythrocytes

– Haemoglobin

– Hematocrit (physiological hematocrit 42 %)

 

Profil Glutathionstoffwechsel (GSH und GSSG)

Within reference range:

• Glutathione (reduced)

• Glutathione (total)

Decreased level:

• Glutathione (oxidised)

Oxidative stress

• inconspicuous glutathione peroxidase values

 

Nitrosativer stress

Within reference range:

• Nitrophenylessigsäure

• Methyl-malonic Acid

• Citrulline

Decreased level:

• Kreatinin (urin)

 

Mitochondrial Activity

Decreased level:

• Mitochondrial Activity

 

ATP-Stress Test

Increased level:

• ATP-Initial Measuring

• ATP-Stress Measuring

• ATP-Regeneration Measuring

Within reference range:

• ATP-Regeneration Performance

Info: Mitochondrial Function / ATR Production

The mitochondrial activity is reduced, which argues in favour of disordered mitochondrial function.

 

Nitrosative Stress + Mitochondria

Within reference range:

• Nitrotyrosine

 

LDH + LDH-Isoenzyme

Within reference range:

• LDH isoenzyme 1

• LDH isoenzyme  3

• Lactate dehydrogenase (LDH)

Increased level:

• LDH isoenzyme 4

• LDH isoenzyme 5

Decreased level:

• LDH isoenzyme 2

Info: Increased level of LDH isoenzyme 4 and 5 can, after excluding an increased cell degradation – mainly in liver or skeletal muscles, indicate a mitochondrial function disorder.

 

Lactate-Pyruvate-Ratio

Within reference range:

• Lactate

• Lactate / pyruvate

Increased level:

• Pyruvate

 

Org. Säuren des Vitamin-Stoffwechsels

Within reference range:

• Methyl-malonic Acid

• Glutarat (Urin)

• 3-OH-3 Methylglutarate

• Methylcitrate

Decreased level:

• Kreatinin (Urin)

 

Vitamins

Within reference range:

• Folic acid storage status

• Vitamin B 12 (preventive medical optimal range: low)

• Biotin

Decreased level:

• Vitamin C

• Vitamin D3 (25OH)

 

Coenzyme Q10 lipid-corrected

Within reference range:

• Coenzyme Q10 lipid-corrected

• Coenzyme Q10 (terapeutic optimal range: low)

• Cholesterol

 

L-carnitin

Within reference range:

• L-carnitin (free)

• L-carnitin (total)

 

Fettsäure-Status der Zellmembranen

Saturated fatty acids

Within reference range:

• Stearic acid

• Arachidic acid

• Behenic acid

Decreased level:

• Myristaleic acid

• Palmitic acid

 

Simple unsaturated fatty acids

Within reference range:

• Nervonsäure

Decreased level:

• Palmitoleic acid

• Oleic acid

Polyunsaturated fatty acid, omega 3

Within reference range:

• Alpha-linolenic acid

Increased level:

• Eicosapentanoic acid

• Docosahexaenoic

Polyunsaturated fatty acid, omega 6

Within reference range:

• Archidonic acid

Decreased level:

• Linoleic

• y-Linolensäure

• Homo-y-Linolensäure

 

Totals

Within reference range:

• saturated fatty acids

• simple unsaturated fatty acids

• omega 6 – fatty acids

Increased level:

• omega 3 – fatty acids

Ratio

Within reference range:

• Eicosanoic-Balance (Ratio of EPA (an omega 3 fatty acid with 20 C-atoms) to arachidonic acid)

• EFA-Balance (Ratio of omega -3 and omega-6 fatty acids)

• Budwig-Index (Ratio of omega -3 and omega-6 fatty acids to total fatty acids)

• Lc Omega-3.Index (Total of EPA and DHA (an omega 3 fatty acid with 22 C-atoms)

Decreased level:

• C-18 Fatty acids Index (Ratio of Alpha-linoleic acid to linoleic acid)

 

Clinical Chemistry

Arteriosclerosis

Within reference range:

• Homocystein

Increased level:

• ADMA (asymmetric di-methyl-arginine)

Detoxification / Toxicology

Other Toxicology

Within reference range:

• Glutathione S-transferase (total activity)

Special request

Within reference range:

• Basophile cells

• CD57+/ CD3-NK Zellen (info: CD57:  natural killer cells are designed to kill many types of bacteria but are uniquely attracted to Borrelia.  CD3-NK Zellen: Natural Killer cells (NK) cells are cytotoxic cells that mediate the immune response against certain cancer and virus-infected cells. NK cells are normally found in the peripheral blood, and are classified by their cell surface markers as CD3-/CD56+cells.)

• Eosinophils

• Leucocytes

• Lymphocytes

• Monocytes

• Neutrophiles

• Trombocytes

• MCH (Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin)

Decreased level:

• MCHC (mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration)

• MCV (mean corpuscular volume)

 

Stuhldiagnostic

Basisprofil Darm

Quantitiative Bakt. Und myk. Stuhluntersuchung

Nachweiss von Bakterien aerob

Within reference range:

• Escherichia coli Biovare

• Proteus species

• Klebsielle species

• Serratia species

• Hafnia species

Increased level:

• Escherichia coli

• Enterobakter species

Decreased level:

• Enterococcus species

Nachweiss von Bakterien anaerob

Within reference range:

• Clostridium species

Decreased level:

• Bifidobakterium species

• Bacterioides species

• Lactobacillus species

Mykologische Stuhluntersuchung

Within reference range:

• Candida species

• Candida albicans

• Schimmelpilze (negativ)

• Geotrichum candidum

Eigenschaften des Stuhls:

• Farbe         dunkelbraun

• Konsistenz     breiig

• pH-Wert    6,5

Verdauungsrückstände

Within reference range:

• Quant. Nachweis von Stickstoff

• Quant. Nachweis von Zucker

• Quant. Nachweis von Wasser

Increased level:

• Quant. Nachweis von Fett

Nachweis einer Maldigestion

Within reference range:

• Pankreaselastase im Stuhl

• Gallensäuren im Stahl (negative)

Nachweis einer Malabsorption

Within reference range:

• Calprotectin

• Alpha 1- Antitrypsin

 

Schleimhautimmunität

Einzelparameter

Decreased level:

• Sekretorisches Immunoglobin A

Einzelparameter

Within reference range:

• Nahrungsmittelallergien: EPX (info: EPX ist ein Stuhl-Parameter, der Hinweise auf Eintzündugsprozesse sowie Allergien und Nahrungsmittelunverträglichkeiten geben kann.)

The test was done by Biovis Diagnostik MVZ GmbH, Justus-Staudt-Str.2, D-65555 Limburg Offheim, Germany. By a German Dr. and  Prof.

 

XX was tested spring 2014 for Blood Biomarkers.

Within reference range:

• Albumin

• B.U.N (Blood Urea Nitrogen) / Creatinine Ratio

• Bilirubin Total

• Calcium / Phosphorus Ratio

• Cholesterol

• Creatinine Kinase

• Eosinophil Count

• GGT (Gamma-glutamyl transferase)

• Globulin

• Glucose

• LDL (Low-density lipoproteins)

• Lymphocyte Count

• MCH (Mean Cell Hemoglobin)

• MCV (Mean Corpuscular Volume)

• Mean Platelet Volume

• Phosphorus

• Platelet Count

• Protein Total

• SGPT / ALT (Alanine aminotransferase)

• Sodium

Increased level:

• A/G Ratio (Albumin/Globulin Ratio)

• B.U.N. (Blood Urea Nitrogen)

• Hematocrit

• Hemoglobin

• Iron, Total

• LDH (Low Density Lipids)

• MCHC (Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin)

• Monocyte Count

• Neutrophil Count

• R.B.C. (Red Blood Cell)

• RDW-CV (red cell distribution width)

• SGOT / AST (Aspartateaminotransferase)

• Sodium/ Potassium Ratio

• Triglycerides

• Uric Acid

• W.B.C. (White Blood Cell Count)

Decreased level:

• Alkaline Phosphatase

• Basophil Count

• Calcium

• Chloride

• CO2

• Creatinine

• HDL (High Density Lipids)

• Osmolality

• Potassium

The test was done by BodyBio (ww.bodybio.com). By an English Dr.

 

XX was tested spring 2014 for Blood Biomarkers

Within reference range:

• Haemoglobin

• HCT (hematocrit)

• Red Cell Count

• MCV (mean corpuscular volume, or mean cell volume)

• MCH (mean corpuscular hemoglobin)

• RDW (Red cell distribution width)

• Platelet Count

• MPV (mean platelet volume)

• Neutrophils

• Lymphocytes

• Monocytes

• Eosinophils

• Basophils

• ESR (erythrocyte sedimentation rate)

• Sodium

• Potassium

• Chloride

• Urea

• Chreatinine

• Estimated GFR (estimated glomerular filtration rate)

• Bilirubin

• Alkaline Phosphatase

• Aspartate Transferase

• LDH (Lactate dehydrogenase?)

• Gamma GT (Gamma-glutamyltransferase)

• Total Protein

• Calcium

• Corrected Calcium

• Phosphate

• Uric Acid

• Random Blood Glucose (FL)

• Triglycerides

• HDL % of total (High-density lipoprotein)

• Iron

• T.I.B.C (Total iron binding capacity)

• Transferrin Saturation

Increased level:

• MCHC (mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration)

• White Cell Count

• Albumin

 

Decreased level:

• Bicarbonate

• HDL Cholesterol

The test was done by The Doctors Laboratory, 60 Whitfield Street, London W1T 4EU (www.tdlpathology.com). By an English Dr..