Hartford Van Dyke wrote the following, and submitted it to be
recorded in the Office of the County
Recorder, Clark County, Washington & in the Office of the
County Coroner, Clark County, Washington, as well as making
profuse copies to distribute to various and sundry emergency
medical care facilities, hospitals, etc.
I would appreciate any feeback.
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AMAC-CPR or CPR-WAM: (Ammonia Carbonate; With AMmonia)by Lyle
Hartford Van Dyke,
Jr.
Reversal of Asphyxia and "Brain Death" (This notice is not
copyrighted - Please reprint and distribute.)
Notice: To all CPR Medical Resuscitation Units and
Anesthesiologists. (Dec. 5, 1995)
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METHOD: Experimental--Involves use of smelling salts or some
other source of ammonia gas as a stimulant in combination with
CPR.
PROBLEM:....snip....Carbon dioxide, in excess, blocks the flow
of oxygen to the muscle cells and brain cells and thereby
causes fatigue, cell asphyxiation, and brain biostasy. Brain
biostasy is a biostatic condition of the brain improperly
termed "brain death". If the biostatic condition becomes
irreversable, then the condition would be properly termed
"brain death".
SOLUTION: Ammonia, a gas, reacts with the above mentioned
carbon dioxide to produce urea (carbamide) which is a normal
waste product of the body and which is easily absorbed and
carried off by the body fluids, thus reversing the PROBLEM
stated above.
ACCESS: Ammonia can reach the brain by two access paths.
Ammonia which is taken into the lungs can be absorbed and
carried to the brain and other parts of the body by the blood
stream. Ammonia which is taken into the nose can be
transferred directly to the frontal lobe of the brain from the
upper sinus cavity, the brain's second respiratory
system....snip...
SOURCES OF AMMONIA: Smelling salts (active ingredient=ammonium
carbonate, inactive ingredient=perfume), other ammonium salts,
ammonium hydroxide or aqua-ammonia (also known as household
ammonia), or any ammonia generator....snip....
WARNING: Ammonia gas combines with the water in the mucous
membraines of the eyes, nose and throat to produce a base known
as ammonium hydroxide which is caustic, meaning that it tends
to decompose flesh. Therefore avoid prolonged contact of
ammonia gas with any moist area of the body. Use ammonia very
carefully, with great moderation, and preferably under medical
supervision when application is medical, such as resuscitation.
RESOURCES:...snip....A general information package (Death vs
Biostasy, about 35 pages plus updates) is available for ten
dollars ($10) postpaid (please pay via money order) from:
Resuscitation Information, c/o Hartford Van Dyke, P.O. Box
3100, Battle Ground, Washington. 98604, or
telephone(360)687-5680. [signed] Hartford Van Dyke, 95-12-13.
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