Scientific Papers
This link takes you to WithoutConsent's proprietary list of 30 scientific papers published in peer-reviewed journals that document the toxicity of squalene in animals. Rats injected with squalene develop the animal version of rheumatoid arthritis (adjuvant arthritis) and multiple sclerosis (experimental allergic encephalomyelitis or EAE. Injecting squalene into mice induces autoantibodies (antibodies against self) that are specific to systemic lupus erythematosus.
UCLA Medical Center published the first paper on squalene's toxicity in 1974. Over the next 35 years, laboratories on 3 continents published data verifying squalene's ability to cause the "experimental models" in animals for three of the most common autoimmune diseases that afflict humans. Among the labs is the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm that awards the annual Nobel Prizes in Medicine and Physiology.
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This link takes you to WithoutConsent's proprietary list of 30 scientific papers published in peer-reviewed journals that document the toxicity of squalene in animals. Rats injected with squalene develop the animal version of rheumatoid arthritis (adjuvant arthritis) and multiple sclerosis (experimental allergic encephalomyelitis or EAE. Injecting squalene into mice induces autoantibodies (antibodies against self) that are specific to systemic lupus erythematosus.
UCLA Medical Center published the first paper on squalene's toxicity in 1974. Over the next 35 years, laboratories on 3 continents published data verifying squalene's ability to cause the "experimental models" in animals for three of the most common autoimmune diseases that afflict humans. Among the labs is the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm that awards the annual Nobel Prizes in Medicine and Physiology.
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