Hundreds Of Flight Attendants Fall Ill With Hair Falling Out

[Islander]

Alexander Higgins (http://blog.alexanderhiggins.com/author/admin/)
May 9, 2012

Following wild-life dies offs and polar bears losing their fur, hundreds of Alaska airline attendants complain of mysteriously illness with symptoms including itchy rashes and hair falling out.

It is just making news now, but since last year Alaskan Airplane flight attendants started mysteriously getting ill with symptoms that include itchy rashes and hair falling out of their heads.

The official story is “toxic uniforms” are to blame, but as I previously reported wild life in Alaska is also suffering from mysterious die-offs with polar bears losing their fur and skin lesions and many forms of wild-life becoming mysteriously ill.

Read more: http://blog.alexanderhiggins.com/2012/05/09/hundreds-flight-attendants-fall-ill-hair-falling-131171
See also: http://www.naturalnews.com/035884_flight_attendants_radiation_poisoning.html

[highlander]

My heart aches for the Japanese and the polar bears (and all the other marine animals). Is there anything we can do other than the usual praying, writing, and bitching?

[Islander]

Probably not, other than to stock up on vitamin C, sulfur and potassium iodide. We're the target. The whole northern hemisphere.

[Julieanne]

Vitamin C and potassium iodide I understand, but what does sulphur do?

[Islander]

Julie, I've seen this claim in several places. Here's one source: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1421683

[Pattypans]

Vitamin C and potassium iodide I understand, but what does sulphur do?
Just ask Captain Sulfur!

[highlander]

I've actually toyed with the idea of buying something in Argentina (when I win the lottery) -- signed, Unilingual American.

[wr7476]

I wonder if it is affecting the pilots as well.

[Julieanne]

I have absolutely no idea how this is affecting Australia. There has been nothing in/on the news at all. I guess I could Google it?

[Islander]

@Julieanne, though the potential is worldwide, any immediate effects are predicted to impact the northern hemisphere.

@Highlander: Look at Uruguay. From both the political and climate aspects, this would be the best SA choice. Just BTW, Argentina, land of grass-fed beef on the pampas, has recently converted to GM Roundup Ready soy, with accompanying birth defects in mothers living near the sprayed fields. The U.S. now grows more grass-fed beef than Argentina! (And that's not counting all the small farmers, like the ones I buy from in Maine).

@WR: my thought as well!