Regarding Mold

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I have a few more questions about pleomorphism-terrain theory. I am all for this

theory and am still trying to work out the kinks in my thinking. I will post

another post on that and thank you for the discussion and opportunity to learn!

Regarding mold.. I too have moved from a mold infested house. I have talked with

several more progressive minded " experts " though I feel pretty certain they are

not coming from a pleomorphic POV though many address terrain issues.

According to them:

(1) You can become colonized with mold present in the environment. They have

tested environment with molds, mycotoxins and bacteria that often grow in wet

building damaged materials and found the same " pathogens " are also " colonized "

in their patients.

(2) Mold spores carry antigens and toxins (mycotoxins). When you attempt to kill

mold spores, the antigens and mycotoxins do not die. The spores may. The danger

in this is that the process of " killing " will fragment the spore creating spore

fragments which are more easily inhaled.. I am not sure where the

terrain-pleomorphic therory comes in here but they are inhaled. The " exxperts "

say this allows them to become more deeply embedded in lungs.. the spores may

not be able to grow (if they are dead) and colonize but they can still contain

antigens and mycotoxins which can make you sick.

In that sense, mold mycotoxins would be like any other toxin, right? It is a

poison and will disrupt the terrain.

I am still unclear.. I know people who have been " colonized " with molds that

were in their WBD environment.. how does this happen if not by inhalation?

Candida is a natural part of our internal ecosystem.. but is fusarium,

aspergillus and other forms of such found in WBD? Can we become poisoned in a

sense, and colonized by molds that were intended by nature to grow on nature and

not in us? From what I am reading, gettting from available " experts " and others

who have gone through this.. their lab tests say yes.

Lab tests are also showing gram neg and pos bacteria that represent what is

found when culturing the environment.

(3) Removing mold according to these experts... never disturb as you will

release mold spores into the air.. to breath in, to land on your furniture,

clothing.. these spores are not natural " healthy " mold spores.. they are toxic

because they are grwoing on substrates that nature enver intended them to grow

on.. this is what I have understood. They are in higher concentrations in

inclosed places.. making the external environment unhealthy or imbalanced.. an

externally imbalanced terrain? If we are a part of the whle (fractile-ly

speaking) then would not an external imbalance effect the internal imbalance in

our bodies?

Point about removing mold.. as I was told.. if attempting yourself, cover with

plastic and tape it up. Remove around the plastic and carefully put in plastic

bag and trash. You cannot recover material that has mold growing on it.

Robin