Following our article from Friday 11th December 2009 where we looked at dental amalgam and synergistic effects of neurotoxins, we now consider the effects that pharmaceutical drugs may have on people with toxic poisoning, specifically organophosphates (OP).

The synergistic effect of environmental toxins or drugs are to a large extent not understood by the medical industry. Generally the feeling among our members with Aerotoxic Syndrome is that it’s best steer clear of medication where possible, not just for these reasons, but because their bodies are already under a large toxic burden and drugs will only serve to increase it.

If you do have OP poisoning, it would be well worth consulting this “Drugs v OPs” list collated on  the Organophosphates Pesticides and Related Ubiquitous Substances (OPRUS) website.

The website has lots of other information about organophosphates including a list of poisoning symptoms and common misdiagnoses on their homepage.