Question for

[Guest guest]

, I am working on sorting out my own problems with toxic buildings. So

far I know of two doctors' offices that cause me problems, anxiety, high

blood pressure, vision disturbance. This I think would be classified as a

neurotoxicity to something in those two buildings.

However, I also have noticed for years that certain stores cause me to start

coughing and having to constantly clear my throat. This is usually a cloth

store or a store with candles and perfume. Would this be an allergy? Does it

matter if you call it allergy or toxin?

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From: " erik_johnson_96140 " <erikj6@...>

Subject: Re: Mold could be a killer

The days of considering a reaction to mold to be nothing more than an

allergic response are over.

Dr Jens Ponikau at the Mayo clinic has identified a systemic response

to inhaled fungal toxins and is reclassifying " Allergic Fungal

Rhinosinususitis " as " Eosinphilic Fungal Rhinosinusitis " .

A new, more accurate diagnostic test has been developed.

http://www.lsu.edu/highlights/033/sin.html

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[Guest guest]

Hi Trisha,

Yes, I'll be glad to copy some of that stuff here - though I'm afraid some of

it's a

bit out of date. I welcome any comments you all might make, and will be happy

to ammend them when I get the time.

Cheers,

R

>

> Hi , glad to see you posting here!

>

> I was wondering if you would be interested in copying to this site

> the files that you have made for Rob's site (CML Primer, glossary,

> ect.) I think that they would be a great thing to have for any of

> the newly diagnosed members that join this group. Shoot....they are

> good for us old-timers too!!

>

> Thanks for all you do!

>

> Trisha--age41

> Parsons, KS

> dx 9/99