In response to cross-examination, Dr. Carnow responded that a prior diagnosis of recurrent prostitis entered on a medical record hydrochloric acid vapor scrubber of December 14, 1977, does not bear on the subdiagnosis of reproductive systemic function as an effect of the Alcolac chemicals.
It is clear, however, that Dr. Carnow was received as an expert in toxicology and epidemiology, as well as in several medical fields, and Alcolac has never contended that the witness was not qualified to render opinion on those "non-medical" subjects.





We deem that the evidence proved the negligent conduct submitted: that Alcolac loaded the bioponds beyond their design capacity, allowed unfiltered toxic waste to discharge directly into the bioponds, operated the liquid incinerator in such a manner as to discharge toxic chemicals into the atmosphere, and failed to prevent stored chemicals from escape into the atmosphere, and that at the time Alcolac acted or failed to act Alcolac knew or had reason to know that there was a high degree of probability that its conduct would result in injury.
Thus, as the court commented a prelude to discontinuance of further cross-examination, it is no more a discredit for the environmental medicine expert to acknowledge that he determined in other plaintiffs chronic systemic chemical intoxication than for an orthopedic expert to acknowledge that he had determined broken bones in other plaintiffs.

In response to cross-examination whether the 1980 condition of diabetes caused or contributed to cause the abnormal lipid metabolism manifestation, Dr. Carnow responded that "her lipids were probably aggravated by the development of the diabetes." He noted a prior history of occasional episodes of high blood sugar in 1966 and 1968.
It was the opinion of Dr. Carnow, based upon this medical and environmental history, that the distresses already describedepigastric pain and the othersthat she did not have before the Alcolac operation in 1978 were attributable to the exposure to those odors and emissions.
When chemicals such as epichlorohydrin and some of the others emitted by Alcolac "turn on this endoplasmic reticulum," they induce an abnormal production of enzymes and the derangements of the protein, lipid, iron and porphyrin metabolism systems are induced.
8) Central nervous system dysfunction, including cerebral damage, probable cerebellar damage rests on symptoms of dizziness, nervousness, tremor and headache, on physical findings of cerebellar abnormality and 8th cranial nerve damage, and on the results of the neurobehavioral battery.

The manifestations of disease and dysfunction from the chronic systemic chemical intoxication diagnosed by Dr. Carnow as the biological damage to each plaintiff caused by the Alcolac toxic chemicals and entered on the DIAGNOSIS chart except as we presently note rest on substantial evidence and define the bodily injury proven.
There was also evidence by a non-plaintiff witness that Little Shaver Creek which traversed the property, the source of the drinking water for the cattle, was so tainted by foam from Alcolac as to kill the 80 fish and cause the cattle meat to stink and become inedible.
It rested on the numerous histories to be sure, but also on information of the Alcolac production process, the toxicological profiles of the chemicals used, on the profuse medical records gathered by the plaintiffs, and the reports under the K.U. protocol.
These abnormalities of red blood cell production reflect the abnormal porphyrin metabolism which produces the heme for the red blood cells as well as the abnormal serum iron metabolism, also involved in the production of the red blood cells in the body.