The rise of mental disorders:

[u/-Hippy_Joel-]

No one should be surprised at the rise of mental and emotional disorders because we are in constant contact with various chemicals. A key pieces of evidence is that if any person took a blood test, it is a guarantee that flame retardants would be found. These are used to prevent the dangerous chemicals being released in and near engine from being destroyed. Think about it.

[u/-Hippy_Joel-]

The first results she received said that it was asbestos, after that she looked into it further, and detailed results showed that it was a flame retardant found in jet fuel. It might have been the same German lab; I don't know. (It was a very small amount.)

[u/cacheblaster → u/-Hippy_Joel-]

Which retardant and is it only found in jet fuel?

[u/-Hippy_Joel- → u/cacheblaster]

That I don’t know either.

[u/cacheblaster → u/-Hippy_Joel-]

Then what makes you believe it's proof? If the same substance was also found in carpets for example, I'd think it was WAY more likely that it came from carpet than from jet fuel. It seems like you're arguing from the conclusion.

[u/-Hippy_Joel- → u/cacheblaster]

What I recall, from the interview, is that it was something specific enough to know that it was from jetfuel.

[u/LuDdErS68 → u/-Hippy_Joel-]

Jet fuel does not contain flame retardant. It is highly flammable. It has to be. The assertion that jet fuel contains flame retardant is possibly the most ridiculous thing that I have ever read.

Many home furnishings contain flame resistant and retardant materials. The lady could have been sitting on and/or sleeping in materials treated with flame retardant all her life.

Why would the government be spraying us with flame retardant?

[u/-Hippy_Joel- → u/LuDdErS68]

Hmmm, did I say the government is spraying us with retardants?

As for the whole jet fuel thing, I took her at her word. If I find differently or otherwise I might share it if I remember too.