SIDS-Antimony Revealed in SIDS Babies' Graph

.5 indicates antimony not detected. Data: Cook Report

"These SIDS-Antimony graphs depict the results of analysis of post-mortem liver samples, 40 from babies who died of cot death and 15 from babies who died of other known causes. The only feasible source of the elevated amounts of antimony in the samples is from stibine generated from the babies' mattresses.

The much greater incidence of antimony in the livers of the cot death babies is very apparent. The one baby in the non-cot death group with a positive antimony result had apparently been exposed to stibine before it died of some other cause.

Of the elements phosphorus, arsenic, and antimony--only antimony can be traced meaningfully in the bodies of cot death victims. Exposure to phosphine and arsine cannot be detected in this manner because of the significant amounts of phosphorus and arsenic (especially phosphorus) naturally present in the body." (Sprott, The Cot Death Cover-up?, pp. 76-77)