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Toxic cleaners are believed to be an underlying factor in Jett Travolta's untimely death at the age of 16, according to his mother, Kelly Preston.

When Jett was 2 he was diagnosed with Kawasaki Disease. When his mother was interviewed on the Montel Williams Show she mentioned how she asked all of the parents who had children in the ICU with Kawasaki disease about the questionnaire she was given when her son was diagnosed. According to Preston, there were tons of children in the ICU and "I went and talked to everybody— every single parent—and everyone had cleaned their carpets in the last couple of weeks."

Preston may have been onto something; research from the Children's Hospital Boston's Kawasaki Disease Program has confirmed a possible link between carpet cleaners and the disease that Jett was diagnosed with at the age of 2.

There have also been reports that Jett may have suffered from autism and had died of a seizure. While the family is  entitled to their privacy regarding their sons developmental status, it should be noted that children with autism frequently have seizures and also suffer from a lower threshold from developing the toxic effects of chemicals. It has been scientifically proven by researcher Jill James (check out the chapter "Mind Games" in "Holler for Your Health" for details) that children with autism have a dramatically reduced level of active glutathione, which is required for detoxifying a variety of toxins including chemicals found in carpet cleaners.

The crime in Jett's death is that the link between chemical toxins in cleaners and other products is being dismissed by many so called medical experts. Do not be swayed by their reports: toxins are the 21st century plague and they are killing our kids. Please don't heed their advice without researching for yourself.

Please keep your kids safe! This story about Jett breaks my heart!

By the way, I have heard first hand accounts of friends who had their carpets cleaned and then had their dogs begin to have seizure disorders and ultimately die. Take care of your pets too!