From kmorgan from gentexcorp.com  Mon Mar  5 14:07:28 2007
From: kmorgan from gentexcorp.com (Kim Morgan)
Date: Mon Mar  5 15:32:33 2007
Subject: [Toxicology] tsca compliance class
Message-ID: <2351142FD0390E439CAD962B1B766A2E019D5C15@cdaleex2.gentex.int>

I am looking to get information for the above class.

 

Kimberly Morgan

Lead Research Chemist

R&D Gentex Corporation

kmorgan@gentexcorp.com

 

From efffemm from f-m.fm  Tue Mar 13 03:21:20 2007
From: efffemm from f-m.fm (efffemm@f-m.fm)
Date: Tue Mar 13 08:38:32 2007
Subject: [Toxicology] lead poisoning => permanent effect on
	neurotransmitters?
Message-ID: <1173774080.671415.312170@j27g2000cwj.googlegroups.com>

My wife got lead poisoning from a job many years ago. Since then,
she has been the "psycho bitch from hell".  There are 3 times
when she was a nice person.  Twice when she took tramadol for pain,
and when she took bupropion to give up smoking. She has taken many
prescription pills over the years, but only these 2 seemed to improve
her personality.
Tramadol increases GABA, noradrenaline & serotonin
Bupropion increases dompamine & noradrenaline
A quick web search tells me that lead poisoning can affect GABA,
noradrenaline and dopamine. Now I wish to know: does lead
poisoning irreversably screw up brain chemistry?