Guest guest Posted July 8, 2004 Report Share Posted July 8, 2004 God bless Doug Haney for his research and brilliance on this topic. He's right on. The medical establishment refuses to see the forest for the trees because it would be financially devastating to their " bottom line " . Barth TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html --- t> Author: Doug Haney (---.rev.o1.com) t> Date: 07-04-04 03:44 t> RESPONSE JEFFERY L. ALITZ, ESQ t> By R. Haney, EnviroHealth Research Consulting, Inc. t> Many people are aware that I would avidly promote bypassing t> litigation in mold exposure personal injury (toxic tort) cases, if t> possible, all together. It is a profoundly nasty process that further t> victimizes alledged victims. However, until the alledged victims of t> such exposures begin to find fiscal, emotional, and medical treatment t> relief from continuously \ " doubting\ " personnel in the medical and t> governmental health professions, litigation seems a viable solution t> to the many personal losses suffered. t> There are literally thousands of medical documents all over the t> Internet and even in the medical literature that identify the methods t> micro fungi (molds and yeasts) use to decompose dead and decaying t> materials in our environment. Yet, when when these same microbes are t> placed into a human body and clearly demonstrate clear and precise t> adversity directly related to their suppression of the human immune t> system, the medical field and scientists thereof, recklessly proclaim t> that these pesky little creatures of nature cause little more than t> the sniffs or asthma- \ " respiratory- not serious health problems\ " t> (National Academy of Sciences, 2004, funded no-less by the Centers t> for Disease Control)! t> We need far more study they declare! And, even though animals have t> been dying for decades from such exposures, farmers and folks in t> other agricultural industries have been medically stricken from t> exposures, smokers and drinkers have demonstrated \ " extremely t> similar\ " neurological and pathological effects as their indoor- t> exposed counterparts, hospital patients pathogenically-exposed as t> \ " nosocomial\ " (hospital related/caused) in highly-controlled and t> supposedly \ " sterile\ " environments demonstrate similar health effects t> and even death as patients with similar health profiles are sent home t> into their controlled environments, clever defense lawyers boastfully t> submit that \ " there is not substantial \'epidemiological data\' or t> \ " American peer-reviewed documentation\ " to implicate micro fungi as t> influential in disease causation in an office or private home t> environment. t> After all that has been written just in the last century on the t> subject of such exposures, one would have to be completely ignorant t> of the fact (and many certainly are), that micro fungi (merely being t> the microbial \ " decomposers\ " that they are), include humans as their t> prey. To test this theory, the next time you observe something die t> (heaven forbid), get out your microscope and observe for yourself t> which \ " bugs\ " arrive on the job first! When you observe the \ " rot\ " t> that takes place in cancer, what do you suppose that is? Hint! For t> all medical students of pathology 101. It is \ " decomposers\ " at work- t> especially the most-studied \ " Aspergillus\ " species-- check it out! t> When the human body suffers \ " alcohol poisoning,\ " what do you t> suppose metabolically that \ " mycotoxin\ " - \ " alcohol\ " produced t> mainly by yeasts (in conjunction with chemical warfare [endotoxins, t> exotoxins, and mycotoxins] produced by competing bacteria, yeasts, t> and molds at war with one another) is doing to your body? Well, as t> proven by the \ " death certificate\ " in many cases annually, the t> alcohol is attempting to break down the metabolic structure of cells t> by robbing the human cell of precious oxygen, and genetically t> mutating protective properties of the cell. Did you know that \ " all\ " t> cancer cells are \ " fermented\ " cells. Fermentation means that oxygen t> becomes depleted and the cell begins starving for critical \ " sugar\ " t> fuel which cannot be sustained. Eventually the cell gives way to t> DNA/RNA mutative exchanges that can no longer be controlled t> genetically and uncontrolled proliferation (unbalanced cell growth). t> When a human dies, what happens in the undertaker\'s lab? He or she t> embalms the body before it can be destroyed by \ " decomposing\ " fungi t> and bacteria. Therefore, it is preserved for its final showing for t> just a few days until the chemicals involved too, begin to weaken and t> eventually break down (just as bleach products do) and become fungal t> nutrients (food sources). Then again, try to tell me that the medical t> establishment did not begin to understand micro fungi and the toxic t> powers of their mycotoxins until just recent. t> My work as a professional consult and expert witness is not to t> criticize anyone\'s knowledge base of background of experience. My t> job is to explain how and why microbes do their natural job as t> accurately as possible. This is why it is hard for me to understand t> how the medical field and many governmental entities simply cannot t> see the \ " forest behind the trees!\ " It simply boggles my mind that t> we would allow fellow humans to suffer and die from something as t> simple as a \ " brilliant flash of the obvious!\ " In a court of law t> everything is based on evidence broken down into its simplist t> components. It is my responsibility to demonstrate this clearly as to t> micro fungi, human intake of molds, and why the two eventually lead t> to health problems and death. After 18 years in following the studes t> of the \ " new frontier of molecular science\ " (i.e., neurology, t> genetics, and immunology), and other sciences of probiotics, t> environment, and cellular evolution, I believe that the facts are t> certainly there for the taking. t> Recently, I was infomed by a well-respected medical doctor and highly t> respected personal friend, that my 60-page Senior Thesis as written t> and approved (and given a straight \ " A\ " ) at Chapman University, t> titled \ " Microbial Influence of Alcoholism: A Qualitative Study\ " t> (May 2004) should not be presented right away until micro fungi t> research begins to support it more directly. I was perplexed, because t> I greatly value this person\'s opinion. However, what this doctor t> fails to realize, is that the scientific \ " theory\ " behind the thesis t> \ " hypothesis\ " has literally thousands of years of documentation t> behind it. It was not based on any guesswork! t> God Bless you and your continuing good health. t> Doug Haney, t> EnviroHealth Research Consulting, Inc. t> E- doughaney@... t> FAIR USE NOTICE: t> This site contains copyrighted material the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. We are making such material available in our efforts to advance t> understanding of environmental, political, human rights, economic, democracy, scientific, and social justice issues, etc. We believe this constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material t> as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, the material on this site is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior t> interest in receiving the included information for research and educational purposes. For more information go to: http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/17/107.shtml. If you wish to use copyrighted t> material from this site for purposes of your own that go beyond 'fair use', you must obtain permission from the copyright owner. t> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 8, 2004 Report Share Posted July 8, 2004 God bless Doug Haney for his research and brilliance on this topic. He's right on. The medical establishment refuses to see the forest for the trees because it would be financially devastating to their " bottom line " . Barth TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html --- t> Author: Doug Haney (---.rev.o1.com) t> Date: 07-04-04 03:44 t> RESPONSE JEFFERY L. ALITZ, ESQ t> By R. Haney, EnviroHealth Research Consulting, Inc. t> Many people are aware that I would avidly promote bypassing t> litigation in mold exposure personal injury (toxic tort) cases, if t> possible, all together. It is a profoundly nasty process that further t> victimizes alledged victims. However, until the alledged victims of t> such exposures begin to find fiscal, emotional, and medical treatment t> relief from continuously \ " doubting\ " personnel in the medical and t> governmental health professions, litigation seems a viable solution t> to the many personal losses suffered. t> There are literally thousands of medical documents all over the t> Internet and even in the medical literature that identify the methods t> micro fungi (molds and yeasts) use to decompose dead and decaying t> materials in our environment. Yet, when when these same microbes are t> placed into a human body and clearly demonstrate clear and precise t> adversity directly related to their suppression of the human immune t> system, the medical field and scientists thereof, recklessly proclaim t> that these pesky little creatures of nature cause little more than t> the sniffs or asthma- \ " respiratory- not serious health problems\ " t> (National Academy of Sciences, 2004, funded no-less by the Centers t> for Disease Control)! t> We need far more study they declare! And, even though animals have t> been dying for decades from such exposures, farmers and folks in t> other agricultural industries have been medically stricken from t> exposures, smokers and drinkers have demonstrated \ " extremely t> similar\ " neurological and pathological effects as their indoor- t> exposed counterparts, hospital patients pathogenically-exposed as t> \ " nosocomial\ " (hospital related/caused) in highly-controlled and t> supposedly \ " sterile\ " environments demonstrate similar health effects t> and even death as patients with similar health profiles are sent home t> into their controlled environments, clever defense lawyers boastfully t> submit that \ " there is not substantial \'epidemiological data\' or t> \ " American peer-reviewed documentation\ " to implicate micro fungi as t> influential in disease causation in an office or private home t> environment. t> After all that has been written just in the last century on the t> subject of such exposures, one would have to be completely ignorant t> of the fact (and many certainly are), that micro fungi (merely being t> the microbial \ " decomposers\ " that they are), include humans as their t> prey. To test this theory, the next time you observe something die t> (heaven forbid), get out your microscope and observe for yourself t> which \ " bugs\ " arrive on the job first! When you observe the \ " rot\ " t> that takes place in cancer, what do you suppose that is? Hint! For t> all medical students of pathology 101. It is \ " decomposers\ " at work- t> especially the most-studied \ " Aspergillus\ " species-- check it out! t> When the human body suffers \ " alcohol poisoning,\ " what do you t> suppose metabolically that \ " mycotoxin\ " - \ " alcohol\ " produced t> mainly by yeasts (in conjunction with chemical warfare [endotoxins, t> exotoxins, and mycotoxins] produced by competing bacteria, yeasts, t> and molds at war with one another) is doing to your body? Well, as t> proven by the \ " death certificate\ " in many cases annually, the t> alcohol is attempting to break down the metabolic structure of cells t> by robbing the human cell of precious oxygen, and genetically t> mutating protective properties of the cell. Did you know that \ " all\ " t> cancer cells are \ " fermented\ " cells. Fermentation means that oxygen t> becomes depleted and the cell begins starving for critical \ " sugar\ " t> fuel which cannot be sustained. Eventually the cell gives way to t> DNA/RNA mutative exchanges that can no longer be controlled t> genetically and uncontrolled proliferation (unbalanced cell growth). t> When a human dies, what happens in the undertaker\'s lab? He or she t> embalms the body before it can be destroyed by \ " decomposing\ " fungi t> and bacteria. Therefore, it is preserved for its final showing for t> just a few days until the chemicals involved too, begin to weaken and t> eventually break down (just as bleach products do) and become fungal t> nutrients (food sources). Then again, try to tell me that the medical t> establishment did not begin to understand micro fungi and the toxic t> powers of their mycotoxins until just recent. t> My work as a professional consult and expert witness is not to t> criticize anyone\'s knowledge base of background of experience. My t> job is to explain how and why microbes do their natural job as t> accurately as possible. This is why it is hard for me to understand t> how the medical field and many governmental entities simply cannot t> see the \ " forest behind the trees!\ " It simply boggles my mind that t> we would allow fellow humans to suffer and die from something as t> simple as a \ " brilliant flash of the obvious!\ " In a court of law t> everything is based on evidence broken down into its simplist t> components. It is my responsibility to demonstrate this clearly as to t> micro fungi, human intake of molds, and why the two eventually lead t> to health problems and death. After 18 years in following the studes t> of the \ " new frontier of molecular science\ " (i.e., neurology, t> genetics, and immunology), and other sciences of probiotics, t> environment, and cellular evolution, I believe that the facts are t> certainly there for the taking. t> Recently, I was infomed by a well-respected medical doctor and highly t> respected personal friend, that my 60-page Senior Thesis as written t> and approved (and given a straight \ " A\ " ) at Chapman University, t> titled \ " Microbial Influence of Alcoholism: A Qualitative Study\ " t> (May 2004) should not be presented right away until micro fungi t> research begins to support it more directly. I was perplexed, because t> I greatly value this person\'s opinion. However, what this doctor t> fails to realize, is that the scientific \ " theory\ " behind the thesis t> \ " hypothesis\ " has literally thousands of years of documentation t> behind it. It was not based on any guesswork! t> God Bless you and your continuing good health. t> Doug Haney, t> EnviroHealth Research Consulting, Inc. t> E- doughaney@... t> FAIR USE NOTICE: t> This site contains copyrighted material the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. We are making such material available in our efforts to advance t> understanding of environmental, political, human rights, economic, democracy, scientific, and social justice issues, etc. We believe this constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material t> as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, the material on this site is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior t> interest in receiving the included information for research and educational purposes. For more information go to: http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/17/107.shtml. If you wish to use copyrighted t> material from this site for purposes of your own that go beyond 'fair use', you must obtain permission from the copyright owner. t> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 8, 2004 Report Share Posted July 8, 2004 , Here is another Toxic Mold Survey I have found: http://www.moldacrossamerica.org/test/mold1.html GordonB Alaska --- In , Patilla DaHun <glypella@p...> wrote: > God bless Doug Haney for his research and brilliance on this topic. > He's right on. The medical establishment refuses to see the forest for > the trees because it would be financially devastating to their " bottom > line " . > > Barth > > TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html > > --- > > t> Author: Doug Haney (---.rev.o1.com) > t> Date: 07-04-04 03:44 > > > t> RESPONSE JEFFERY L. ALITZ, ESQ > t> By R. Haney, EnviroHealth Research Consulting, Inc. > > > > t> Many people are aware that I would avidly promote bypassing > t> litigation in mold exposure personal injury (toxic tort) cases, if > t> possible, all together. It is a profoundly nasty process that further > t> victimizes alledged victims. However, until the alledged victims of > t> such exposures begin to find fiscal, emotional, and medical treatment > t> relief from continuously \ " doubting\ " personnel in the medical and > t> governmental health professions, litigation seems a viable solution > t> to the many personal losses suffered. > > t> There are literally thousands of medical documents all over the > t> Internet and even in the medical literature that identify the methods > t> micro fungi (molds and yeasts) use to decompose dead and decaying > t> materials in our environment. Yet, when when these same microbes are > t> placed into a human body and clearly demonstrate clear and precise > t> adversity directly related to their suppression of the human immune > t> system, the medical field and scientists thereof, recklessly proclaim > t> that these pesky little creatures of nature cause little more than > t> the sniffs or asthma- \ " respiratory- not serious health problems\ " > t> (National Academy of Sciences, 2004, funded no-less by the Centers > t> for Disease Control)! > > t> We need far more study they declare! And, even though animals have > t> been dying for decades from such exposures, farmers and folks in > t> other agricultural industries have been medically stricken from > t> exposures, smokers and drinkers have demonstrated \ " extremely > t> similar\ " neurological and pathological effects as their indoor- > t> exposed counterparts, hospital patients pathogenically-exposed as > t> \ " nosocomial\ " (hospital related/caused) in highly-controlled and > t> supposedly \ " sterile\ " environments demonstrate similar health effects > t> and even death as patients with similar health profiles are sent home > t> into their controlled environments, clever defense lawyers boastfully > t> submit that \ " there is not substantial \'epidemiological data\' or > t> \ " American peer-reviewed documentation\ " to implicate micro fungi as > t> influential in disease causation in an office or private home > t> environment. > > t> After all that has been written just in the last century on the > t> subject of such exposures, one would have to be completely ignorant > t> of the fact (and many certainly are), that micro fungi (merely being > t> the microbial \ " decomposers\ " that they are), include humans as their > t> prey. To test this theory, the next time you observe something die > t> (heaven forbid), get out your microscope and observe for yourself > t> which \ " bugs\ " arrive on the job first! When you observe the \ " rot\ " > t> that takes place in cancer, what do you suppose that is? Hint! For > t> all medical students of pathology 101. It is \ " decomposers\ " at work- > t> especially the most-studied \ " Aspergillus\ " species-- check it out! > t> When the human body suffers \ " alcohol poisoning,\ " what do you > t> suppose metabolically that \ " mycotoxin\ " - \ " alcohol\ " produced > t> mainly by yeasts (in conjunction with chemical warfare [endotoxins, > t> exotoxins, and mycotoxins] produced by competing bacteria, yeasts, > t> and molds at war with one another) is doing to your body? Well, as > t> proven by the \ " death certificate\ " in many cases annually, the > t> alcohol is attempting to break down the metabolic structure of cells > t> by robbing the human cell of precious oxygen, and genetically > t> mutating protective properties of the cell. Did you know that \ " all\ " > t> cancer cells are \ " fermented\ " cells. Fermentation means that oxygen > t> becomes depleted and the cell begins starving for critical \ " sugar\ " > t> fuel which cannot be sustained. Eventually the cell gives way to > t> DNA/RNA mutative exchanges that can no longer be controlled > t> genetically and uncontrolled proliferation (unbalanced cell growth). > t> When a human dies, what happens in the undertaker\'s lab? He or she > t> embalms the body before it can be destroyed by \ " decomposing\ " fungi > t> and bacteria. Therefore, it is preserved for its final showing for > t> just a few days until the chemicals involved too, begin to weaken and > t> eventually break down (just as bleach products do) and become fungal > t> nutrients (food sources). Then again, try to tell me that the medical > t> establishment did not begin to understand micro fungi and the toxic > t> powers of their mycotoxins until just recent. > > t> My work as a professional consult and expert witness is not to > t> criticize anyone\'s knowledge base of background of experience. My > t> job is to explain how and why microbes do their natural job as > t> accurately as possible. This is why it is hard for me to understand > t> how the medical field and many governmental entities simply cannot > t> see the \ " forest behind the trees!\ " It simply boggles my mind that > t> we would allow fellow humans to suffer and die from something as > t> simple as a \ " brilliant flash of the obvious!\ " In a court of law > t> everything is based on evidence broken down into its simplist > t> components. It is my responsibility to demonstrate this clearly as to > t> micro fungi, human intake of molds, and why the two eventually lead > t> to health problems and death. After 18 years in following the studes > t> of the \ " new frontier of molecular science\ " (i.e., neurology, > t> genetics, and immunology), and other sciences of probiotics, > t> environment, and cellular evolution, I believe that the facts are > t> certainly there for the taking. > > t> Recently, I was infomed by a well-respected medical doctor and highly > t> respected personal friend, that my 60-page Senior Thesis as written > t> and approved (and given a straight \ " A\ " ) at Chapman University, > t> titled \ " Microbial Influence of Alcoholism: A Qualitative Study\ " > t> (May 2004) should not be presented right away until micro fungi > t> research begins to support it more directly. I was perplexed, because > t> I greatly value this person\'s opinion. However, what this doctor > t> fails to realize, is that the scientific \ " theory\ " behind the thesis > t> \ " hypothesis\ " has literally thousands of years of documentation > t> behind it. It was not based on any guesswork! > > t> God Bless you and your continuing good health. > > t> Doug Haney, > t> EnviroHealth Research Consulting, Inc. > t> E- doughaney@o... > > > > > > t> FAIR USE NOTICE: > > t> This site contains copyrighted material the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. We are making such material available in our efforts to advance > t> understanding of environmental, political, human rights, economic, democracy, scientific, and social justice issues, etc. We believe this constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material > t> as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, the material on this site is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior > t> interest in receiving the included information for research and educational purposes. For more information go to: http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/17/107.shtml. If you wish to use copyrighted > t> material from this site for purposes of your own that go beyond 'fair use', you must obtain permission from the copyright owner. > > > t> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 8, 2004 Report Share Posted July 8, 2004 , Here is another Toxic Mold Survey I have found: http://www.moldacrossamerica.org/test/mold1.html GordonB Alaska --- In , Patilla DaHun <glypella@p...> wrote: > God bless Doug Haney for his research and brilliance on this topic. > He's right on. The medical establishment refuses to see the forest for > the trees because it would be financially devastating to their " bottom > line " . > > Barth > > TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html > > --- > > t> Author: Doug Haney (---.rev.o1.com) > t> Date: 07-04-04 03:44 > > > t> RESPONSE JEFFERY L. ALITZ, ESQ > t> By R. Haney, EnviroHealth Research Consulting, Inc. > > > > t> Many people are aware that I would avidly promote bypassing > t> litigation in mold exposure personal injury (toxic tort) cases, if > t> possible, all together. It is a profoundly nasty process that further > t> victimizes alledged victims. However, until the alledged victims of > t> such exposures begin to find fiscal, emotional, and medical treatment > t> relief from continuously \ " doubting\ " personnel in the medical and > t> governmental health professions, litigation seems a viable solution > t> to the many personal losses suffered. > > t> There are literally thousands of medical documents all over the > t> Internet and even in the medical literature that identify the methods > t> micro fungi (molds and yeasts) use to decompose dead and decaying > t> materials in our environment. Yet, when when these same microbes are > t> placed into a human body and clearly demonstrate clear and precise > t> adversity directly related to their suppression of the human immune > t> system, the medical field and scientists thereof, recklessly proclaim > t> that these pesky little creatures of nature cause little more than > t> the sniffs or asthma- \ " respiratory- not serious health problems\ " > t> (National Academy of Sciences, 2004, funded no-less by the Centers > t> for Disease Control)! > > t> We need far more study they declare! And, even though animals have > t> been dying for decades from such exposures, farmers and folks in > t> other agricultural industries have been medically stricken from > t> exposures, smokers and drinkers have demonstrated \ " extremely > t> similar\ " neurological and pathological effects as their indoor- > t> exposed counterparts, hospital patients pathogenically-exposed as > t> \ " nosocomial\ " (hospital related/caused) in highly-controlled and > t> supposedly \ " sterile\ " environments demonstrate similar health effects > t> and even death as patients with similar health profiles are sent home > t> into their controlled environments, clever defense lawyers boastfully > t> submit that \ " there is not substantial \'epidemiological data\' or > t> \ " American peer-reviewed documentation\ " to implicate micro fungi as > t> influential in disease causation in an office or private home > t> environment. > > t> After all that has been written just in the last century on the > t> subject of such exposures, one would have to be completely ignorant > t> of the fact (and many certainly are), that micro fungi (merely being > t> the microbial \ " decomposers\ " that they are), include humans as their > t> prey. To test this theory, the next time you observe something die > t> (heaven forbid), get out your microscope and observe for yourself > t> which \ " bugs\ " arrive on the job first! When you observe the \ " rot\ " > t> that takes place in cancer, what do you suppose that is? Hint! For > t> all medical students of pathology 101. It is \ " decomposers\ " at work- > t> especially the most-studied \ " Aspergillus\ " species-- check it out! > t> When the human body suffers \ " alcohol poisoning,\ " what do you > t> suppose metabolically that \ " mycotoxin\ " - \ " alcohol\ " produced > t> mainly by yeasts (in conjunction with chemical warfare [endotoxins, > t> exotoxins, and mycotoxins] produced by competing bacteria, yeasts, > t> and molds at war with one another) is doing to your body? Well, as > t> proven by the \ " death certificate\ " in many cases annually, the > t> alcohol is attempting to break down the metabolic structure of cells > t> by robbing the human cell of precious oxygen, and genetically > t> mutating protective properties of the cell. Did you know that \ " all\ " > t> cancer cells are \ " fermented\ " cells. Fermentation means that oxygen > t> becomes depleted and the cell begins starving for critical \ " sugar\ " > t> fuel which cannot be sustained. Eventually the cell gives way to > t> DNA/RNA mutative exchanges that can no longer be controlled > t> genetically and uncontrolled proliferation (unbalanced cell growth). > t> When a human dies, what happens in the undertaker\'s lab? He or she > t> embalms the body before it can be destroyed by \ " decomposing\ " fungi > t> and bacteria. Therefore, it is preserved for its final showing for > t> just a few days until the chemicals involved too, begin to weaken and > t> eventually break down (just as bleach products do) and become fungal > t> nutrients (food sources). Then again, try to tell me that the medical > t> establishment did not begin to understand micro fungi and the toxic > t> powers of their mycotoxins until just recent. > > t> My work as a professional consult and expert witness is not to > t> criticize anyone\'s knowledge base of background of experience. My > t> job is to explain how and why microbes do their natural job as > t> accurately as possible. This is why it is hard for me to understand > t> how the medical field and many governmental entities simply cannot > t> see the \ " forest behind the trees!\ " It simply boggles my mind that > t> we would allow fellow humans to suffer and die from something as > t> simple as a \ " brilliant flash of the obvious!\ " In a court of law > t> everything is based on evidence broken down into its simplist > t> components. It is my responsibility to demonstrate this clearly as to > t> micro fungi, human intake of molds, and why the two eventually lead > t> to health problems and death. After 18 years in following the studes > t> of the \ " new frontier of molecular science\ " (i.e., neurology, > t> genetics, and immunology), and other sciences of probiotics, > t> environment, and cellular evolution, I believe that the facts are > t> certainly there for the taking. > > t> Recently, I was infomed by a well-respected medical doctor and highly > t> respected personal friend, that my 60-page Senior Thesis as written > t> and approved (and given a straight \ " A\ " ) at Chapman University, > t> titled \ " Microbial Influence of Alcoholism: A Qualitative Study\ " > t> (May 2004) should not be presented right away until micro fungi > t> research begins to support it more directly. I was perplexed, because > t> I greatly value this person\'s opinion. However, what this doctor > t> fails to realize, is that the scientific \ " theory\ " behind the thesis > t> \ " hypothesis\ " has literally thousands of years of documentation > t> behind it. It was not based on any guesswork! > > t> God Bless you and your continuing good health. > > t> Doug Haney, > t> EnviroHealth Research Consulting, Inc. > t> E- doughaney@o... > > > > > > t> FAIR USE NOTICE: > > t> This site contains copyrighted material the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. We are making such material available in our efforts to advance > t> understanding of environmental, political, human rights, economic, democracy, scientific, and social justice issues, etc. We believe this constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material > t> as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, the material on this site is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior > t> interest in receiving the included information for research and educational purposes. For more information go to: http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/17/107.shtml. If you wish to use copyrighted > t> material from this site for purposes of your own that go beyond 'fair use', you must obtain permission from the copyright owner. > > > t> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 8, 2004 Report Share Posted July 8, 2004 Thank you Gordon. It looks like a more comprehensive one. I hope to be able to take the time to redo mine. The graphic instant results became corrupted when I switched servers. Barth TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html --- gb> , gb> Here is another Toxic Mold Survey I have found: gb> http://www.moldacrossamerica.org/test/mold1.html gb> GordonB gb> Alaska gb> >> God bless Doug Haney for his research and brilliance on this topic. >> He's right on. The medical establishment refuses to see the forest gb> for >> the trees because it would be financially devastating to gb> their " bottom >> line " . >> >> Barth >> >> TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html >> >> --- >> >> t> Author: Doug Haney (---.rev.o1.com) >> t> Date: 07-04-04 03:44 >> >> >> t> RESPONSE JEFFERY L. ALITZ, ESQ >> t> By R. Haney, EnviroHealth Research Consulting, Inc. >> >> >> >> t> Many people are aware that I would avidly promote bypassing >> t> litigation in mold exposure personal injury (toxic tort) cases, gb> if >> t> possible, all together. It is a profoundly nasty process that gb> further >> t> victimizes alledged victims. However, until the alledged victims gb> of >> t> such exposures begin to find fiscal, emotional, and medical gb> treatment >> t> relief from continuously \ " doubting\ " personnel in the medical gb> and >> t> governmental health professions, litigation seems a viable gb> solution >> t> to the many personal losses suffered. >> >> t> There are literally thousands of medical documents all over the >> t> Internet and even in the medical literature that identify the gb> methods >> t> micro fungi (molds and yeasts) use to decompose dead and gb> decaying >> t> materials in our environment. Yet, when when these same microbes gb> are >> t> placed into a human body and clearly demonstrate clear and gb> precise >> t> adversity directly related to their suppression of the human gb> immune >> t> system, the medical field and scientists thereof, recklessly gb> proclaim >> t> that these pesky little creatures of nature cause little more gb> than >> t> the sniffs or asthma- \ " respiratory- not serious health gb> problems\ " >> t> (National Academy of Sciences, 2004, funded no-less by the gb> Centers >> t> for Disease Control)! >> >> t> We need far more study they declare! And, even though animals gb> have >> t> been dying for decades from such exposures, farmers and folks in >> t> other agricultural industries have been medically stricken from >> t> exposures, smokers and drinkers have demonstrated \ " extremely >> t> similar\ " neurological and pathological effects as their indoor- >> t> exposed counterparts, hospital patients pathogenically-exposed gb> as >> t> \ " nosocomial\ " (hospital related/caused) in highly-controlled gb> and >> t> supposedly \ " sterile\ " environments demonstrate similar health gb> effects >> t> and even death as patients with similar health profiles are sent gb> home >> t> into their controlled environments, clever defense lawyers gb> boastfully >> t> submit that \ " there is not substantial \'epidemiological data\' gb> or >> t> \ " American peer-reviewed documentation\ " to implicate micro gb> fungi as >> t> influential in disease causation in an office or private home >> t> environment. >> >> t> After all that has been written just in the last century on the >> t> subject of such exposures, one would have to be completely gb> ignorant >> t> of the fact (and many certainly are), that micro fungi (merely gb> being >> t> the microbial \ " decomposers\ " that they are), include humans as gb> their >> t> prey. To test this theory, the next time you observe something gb> die >> t> (heaven forbid), get out your microscope and observe for gb> yourself >> t> which \ " bugs\ " arrive on the job first! When you observe the gb> \ " rot\ " >> t> that takes place in cancer, what do you suppose that is? Hint! gb> For >> t> all medical students of pathology 101. It is \ " decomposers\ " at gb> work- >> t> especially the most-studied \ " Aspergillus\ " species-- check it gb> out! >> t> When the human body suffers \ " alcohol poisoning,\ " what do you >> t> suppose metabolically that \ " mycotoxin\ " - \ " alcohol\ " produced >> t> mainly by yeasts (in conjunction with chemical warfare gb> [endotoxins, >> t> exotoxins, and mycotoxins] produced by competing bacteria, gb> yeasts, >> t> and molds at war with one another) is doing to your body? Well, gb> as >> t> proven by the \ " death certificate\ " in many cases annually, the >> t> alcohol is attempting to break down the metabolic structure of gb> cells >> t> by robbing the human cell of precious oxygen, and genetically >> t> mutating protective properties of the cell. Did you know that gb> \ " all\ " >> t> cancer cells are \ " fermented\ " cells. Fermentation means that gb> oxygen >> t> becomes depleted and the cell begins starving for critical gb> \ " sugar\ " >> t> fuel which cannot be sustained. Eventually the cell gives way to >> t> DNA/RNA mutative exchanges that can no longer be controlled >> t> genetically and uncontrolled proliferation (unbalanced cell gb> growth). >> t> When a human dies, what happens in the undertaker\'s lab? He or gb> she >> t> embalms the body before it can be destroyed by \ " decomposing\ " gb> fungi >> t> and bacteria. Therefore, it is preserved for its final showing gb> for >> t> just a few days until the chemicals involved too, begin to gb> weaken and >> t> eventually break down (just as bleach products do) and become gb> fungal >> t> nutrients (food sources). Then again, try to tell me that the gb> medical >> t> establishment did not begin to understand micro fungi and the gb> toxic >> t> powers of their mycotoxins until just recent. >> >> t> My work as a professional consult and expert witness is not to >> t> criticize anyone\'s knowledge base of background of experience. gb> My >> t> job is to explain how and why microbes do their natural job as >> t> accurately as possible. This is why it is hard for me to gb> understand >> t> how the medical field and many governmental entities simply gb> cannot >> t> see the \ " forest behind the trees!\ " It simply boggles my mind gb> that >> t> we would allow fellow humans to suffer and die from something as >> t> simple as a \ " brilliant flash of the obvious!\ " In a court of gb> law >> t> everything is based on evidence broken down into its simplist >> t> components. It is my responsibility to demonstrate this clearly gb> as to >> t> micro fungi, human intake of molds, and why the two eventually gb> lead >> t> to health problems and death. After 18 years in following the gb> studes >> t> of the \ " new frontier of molecular science\ " (i.e., neurology, >> t> genetics, and immunology), and other sciences of probiotics, >> t> environment, and cellular evolution, I believe that the facts gb> are >> t> certainly there for the taking. >> >> t> Recently, I was infomed by a well-respected medical doctor and gb> highly >> t> respected personal friend, that my 60-page Senior Thesis as gb> written >> t> and approved (and given a straight \ " A\ " ) at Chapman University, >> t> titled \ " Microbial Influence of Alcoholism: A Qualitative gb> Study\ " >> t> (May 2004) should not be presented right away until micro fungi >> t> research begins to support it more directly. I was perplexed, gb> because >> t> I greatly value this person\'s opinion. However, what this gb> doctor >> t> fails to realize, is that the scientific \ " theory\ " behind the gb> thesis >> t> \ " hypothesis\ " has literally thousands of years of documentation >> t> behind it. It was not based on any guesswork! >> >> t> God Bless you and your continuing good health. >> >> t> Doug Haney, >> t> EnviroHealth Research Consulting, Inc. >> t> E- doughaney@o... >> >> >> >> >> >> t> FAIR USE NOTICE: >> >> t> This site contains copyrighted material the use of which has not gb> always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. We are gb> making such material available in our efforts to advance >> t> understanding of environmental, political, human rights, gb> economic, democracy, scientific, and social justice issues, etc. We gb> believe this constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material >> t> as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. In gb> accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, the material on this gb> site is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior >> t> interest in receiving the included information for research and gb> educational purposes. For more information go to: gb> http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/17/107.shtml. If you wish to use gb> copyrighted >> t> material from this site for purposes of your own that go gb> beyond 'fair use', you must obtain permission from the copyright gb> owner. >> >> >> t> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 8, 2004 Report Share Posted July 8, 2004 Thank you Gordon. It looks like a more comprehensive one. I hope to be able to take the time to redo mine. The graphic instant results became corrupted when I switched servers. Barth TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html --- gb> , gb> Here is another Toxic Mold Survey I have found: gb> http://www.moldacrossamerica.org/test/mold1.html gb> GordonB gb> Alaska gb> >> God bless Doug Haney for his research and brilliance on this topic. >> He's right on. The medical establishment refuses to see the forest gb> for >> the trees because it would be financially devastating to gb> their " bottom >> line " . >> >> Barth >> >> TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html >> >> --- >> >> t> Author: Doug Haney (---.rev.o1.com) >> t> Date: 07-04-04 03:44 >> >> >> t> RESPONSE JEFFERY L. ALITZ, ESQ >> t> By R. Haney, EnviroHealth Research Consulting, Inc. >> >> >> >> t> Many people are aware that I would avidly promote bypassing >> t> litigation in mold exposure personal injury (toxic tort) cases, gb> if >> t> possible, all together. It is a profoundly nasty process that gb> further >> t> victimizes alledged victims. However, until the alledged victims gb> of >> t> such exposures begin to find fiscal, emotional, and medical gb> treatment >> t> relief from continuously \ " doubting\ " personnel in the medical gb> and >> t> governmental health professions, litigation seems a viable gb> solution >> t> to the many personal losses suffered. >> >> t> There are literally thousands of medical documents all over the >> t> Internet and even in the medical literature that identify the gb> methods >> t> micro fungi (molds and yeasts) use to decompose dead and gb> decaying >> t> materials in our environment. Yet, when when these same microbes gb> are >> t> placed into a human body and clearly demonstrate clear and gb> precise >> t> adversity directly related to their suppression of the human gb> immune >> t> system, the medical field and scientists thereof, recklessly gb> proclaim >> t> that these pesky little creatures of nature cause little more gb> than >> t> the sniffs or asthma- \ " respiratory- not serious health gb> problems\ " >> t> (National Academy of Sciences, 2004, funded no-less by the gb> Centers >> t> for Disease Control)! >> >> t> We need far more study they declare! And, even though animals gb> have >> t> been dying for decades from such exposures, farmers and folks in >> t> other agricultural industries have been medically stricken from >> t> exposures, smokers and drinkers have demonstrated \ " extremely >> t> similar\ " neurological and pathological effects as their indoor- >> t> exposed counterparts, hospital patients pathogenically-exposed gb> as >> t> \ " nosocomial\ " (hospital related/caused) in highly-controlled gb> and >> t> supposedly \ " sterile\ " environments demonstrate similar health gb> effects >> t> and even death as patients with similar health profiles are sent gb> home >> t> into their controlled environments, clever defense lawyers gb> boastfully >> t> submit that \ " there is not substantial \'epidemiological data\' gb> or >> t> \ " American peer-reviewed documentation\ " to implicate micro gb> fungi as >> t> influential in disease causation in an office or private home >> t> environment. >> >> t> After all that has been written just in the last century on the >> t> subject of such exposures, one would have to be completely gb> ignorant >> t> of the fact (and many certainly are), that micro fungi (merely gb> being >> t> the microbial \ " decomposers\ " that they are), include humans as gb> their >> t> prey. To test this theory, the next time you observe something gb> die >> t> (heaven forbid), get out your microscope and observe for gb> yourself >> t> which \ " bugs\ " arrive on the job first! When you observe the gb> \ " rot\ " >> t> that takes place in cancer, what do you suppose that is? Hint! gb> For >> t> all medical students of pathology 101. It is \ " decomposers\ " at gb> work- >> t> especially the most-studied \ " Aspergillus\ " species-- check it gb> out! >> t> When the human body suffers \ " alcohol poisoning,\ " what do you >> t> suppose metabolically that \ " mycotoxin\ " - \ " alcohol\ " produced >> t> mainly by yeasts (in conjunction with chemical warfare gb> [endotoxins, >> t> exotoxins, and mycotoxins] produced by competing bacteria, gb> yeasts, >> t> and molds at war with one another) is doing to your body? Well, gb> as >> t> proven by the \ " death certificate\ " in many cases annually, the >> t> alcohol is attempting to break down the metabolic structure of gb> cells >> t> by robbing the human cell of precious oxygen, and genetically >> t> mutating protective properties of the cell. Did you know that gb> \ " all\ " >> t> cancer cells are \ " fermented\ " cells. Fermentation means that gb> oxygen >> t> becomes depleted and the cell begins starving for critical gb> \ " sugar\ " >> t> fuel which cannot be sustained. Eventually the cell gives way to >> t> DNA/RNA mutative exchanges that can no longer be controlled >> t> genetically and uncontrolled proliferation (unbalanced cell gb> growth). >> t> When a human dies, what happens in the undertaker\'s lab? He or gb> she >> t> embalms the body before it can be destroyed by \ " decomposing\ " gb> fungi >> t> and bacteria. Therefore, it is preserved for its final showing gb> for >> t> just a few days until the chemicals involved too, begin to gb> weaken and >> t> eventually break down (just as bleach products do) and become gb> fungal >> t> nutrients (food sources). Then again, try to tell me that the gb> medical >> t> establishment did not begin to understand micro fungi and the gb> toxic >> t> powers of their mycotoxins until just recent. >> >> t> My work as a professional consult and expert witness is not to >> t> criticize anyone\'s knowledge base of background of experience. gb> My >> t> job is to explain how and why microbes do their natural job as >> t> accurately as possible. This is why it is hard for me to gb> understand >> t> how the medical field and many governmental entities simply gb> cannot >> t> see the \ " forest behind the trees!\ " It simply boggles my mind gb> that >> t> we would allow fellow humans to suffer and die from something as >> t> simple as a \ " brilliant flash of the obvious!\ " In a court of gb> law >> t> everything is based on evidence broken down into its simplist >> t> components. It is my responsibility to demonstrate this clearly gb> as to >> t> micro fungi, human intake of molds, and why the two eventually gb> lead >> t> to health problems and death. After 18 years in following the gb> studes >> t> of the \ " new frontier of molecular science\ " (i.e., neurology, >> t> genetics, and immunology), and other sciences of probiotics, >> t> environment, and cellular evolution, I believe that the facts gb> are >> t> certainly there for the taking. >> >> t> Recently, I was infomed by a well-respected medical doctor and gb> highly >> t> respected personal friend, that my 60-page Senior Thesis as gb> written >> t> and approved (and given a straight \ " A\ " ) at Chapman University, >> t> titled \ " Microbial Influence of Alcoholism: A Qualitative gb> Study\ " >> t> (May 2004) should not be presented right away until micro fungi >> t> research begins to support it more directly. I was perplexed, gb> because >> t> I greatly value this person\'s opinion. However, what this gb> doctor >> t> fails to realize, is that the scientific \ " theory\ " behind the gb> thesis >> t> \ " hypothesis\ " has literally thousands of years of documentation >> t> behind it. It was not based on any guesswork! >> >> t> God Bless you and your continuing good health. >> >> t> Doug Haney, >> t> EnviroHealth Research Consulting, Inc. >> t> E- doughaney@o... >> >> >> >> >> >> t> FAIR USE NOTICE: >> >> t> This site contains copyrighted material the use of which has not gb> always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. We are gb> making such material available in our efforts to advance >> t> understanding of environmental, political, human rights, gb> economic, democracy, scientific, and social justice issues, etc. We gb> believe this constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material >> t> as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. In gb> accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, the material on this gb> site is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior >> t> interest in receiving the included information for research and gb> educational purposes. For more information go to: gb> http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/17/107.shtml. If you wish to use gb> copyrighted >> t> material from this site for purposes of your own that go gb> beyond 'fair use', you must obtain permission from the copyright gb> owner. >> >> >> t> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 9, 2004 Report Share Posted July 9, 2004 , You are very welcome, I hope you find some answers there! Glad I could help! GordonB Alaska --- In , Patilla DaHun <glypella@p...> wrote: > Thank you Gordon. It looks like a more comprehensive one. I hope to be > able to take the time to redo mine. The graphic instant results became > corrupted when I switched servers. > > Barth > > TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 9, 2004 Report Share Posted July 9, 2004 , You are very welcome, I hope you find some answers there! Glad I could help! GordonB Alaska --- In , Patilla DaHun <glypella@p...> wrote: > Thank you Gordon. It looks like a more comprehensive one. I hope to be > able to take the time to redo mine. The graphic instant results became > corrupted when I switched servers. > > Barth > > TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 9, 2004 Report Share Posted July 9, 2004 Hi KC, This is not referring to the fermented cells thing, but do want to ask you something. My nephew, Jim, lives in Tucson, AZ--we spoke recently and I mentioned your knowledge of molds--to which he asked if I would check on something for him. Here is Jim's question: Do you know the composite of molds by region of the country---in other words, are the molds the same composite in his area as they are here in the south, etc.? Will wait for your answer...hope things are going well for you. Take care, Ruth PS: we saw the oncologist today---he said that he conferred with other doctors he knows and that they will not be doing any chemo on Bryce now---maybe later if tumors begin to show up again. he will have a chest CT scan done when we see the sarcoma specialist on Tuesday the 13th. So that is a bit of a relief for now. We asked about using natural therapies, and he said that he does not promote it, but neither does he discount it as a help for the cancer. Bryce is getting fresh carrot juice mixed with apple and greens at least 4 times a day now, plus lots of grains, fresh fruit and vegetables and filtered water. He sees a Naturapath doc (Kight) in Winder every 2 weeks also. ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 9, 2004 Report Share Posted July 9, 2004 Hi KC, This is not referring to the fermented cells thing, but do want to ask you something. My nephew, Jim, lives in Tucson, AZ--we spoke recently and I mentioned your knowledge of molds--to which he asked if I would check on something for him. Here is Jim's question: Do you know the composite of molds by region of the country---in other words, are the molds the same composite in his area as they are here in the south, etc.? Will wait for your answer...hope things are going well for you. Take care, Ruth PS: we saw the oncologist today---he said that he conferred with other doctors he knows and that they will not be doing any chemo on Bryce now---maybe later if tumors begin to show up again. he will have a chest CT scan done when we see the sarcoma specialist on Tuesday the 13th. So that is a bit of a relief for now. We asked about using natural therapies, and he said that he does not promote it, but neither does he discount it as a help for the cancer. Bryce is getting fresh carrot juice mixed with apple and greens at least 4 times a day now, plus lots of grains, fresh fruit and vegetables and filtered water. He sees a Naturapath doc (Kight) in Winder every 2 weeks also. ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 10, 2004 Report Share Posted July 10, 2004 Hi Ruth -- I don't mean to presume on KC's response, his depth is far grater than mine here. I too am interested in the regional composite profiles by specie, as I experienced some good symptom remissions in travel I took over the winter. The NAB monitoring sites are somewhat helpful, but not very specific. http://www.aaaai.org/nab/index.cfm?p=allergenreport & stationid=5 I did spend some time in Tucson during this time, and found only a few indoor envoronments that caused me to be reactive. In Colorado, where my overexposure occured, I seem to find many more. I think that specific specie exposure is key to reactivity -- I believe that has commented that he is primarily only reactive to Stachybotris. The new ls of Environmental Medicine have a number of articles with the subject of " Mixed Mold Mycotoxicosis " . This suggests that numerous specie are usually involved in a contaminated environment, but I have seen information stating that Stachy is known to ultimately overgrow other specie, resulting in uniform colonization. I'm an Aspergillis/Pennicilium kind of guy myself, which is unfortunate owing to their ubiquitousness. Regarding juices, I am beginning to believe that organic foods are going to be helpful in normalizing my response. The persistence of antibiotics in the food chain could nudge certain individuals towards intolerance, as it basically constitutes ongoing low level mycotic exposure. I certainly have eaten my share of junk food. I've been on Organics for several weeks now, drinking nothing but RO water, and taking a specific herb protocol reccommended by another affected person, and am doing very well. There is lots of dietary information that has good precedence for results here: http://www.mold-survivor.com/dietcopyright.htm Best wishes for Bryce. > Hi KC, > This is not referring to the fermented cells thing, but do want to ask > you something. > My nephew, Jim, lives in Tucson, AZ--we spoke recently and I mentioned > your knowledge of molds--to which he asked if I would check on something > for him. Here is Jim's question: Do you know the composite of molds by > region of the country---in other words, are the molds the same composite > in his area as they are here in the south, etc.? > Will wait for your answer...hope things are going well for you. > Take care, > Ruth > PS: we saw the oncologist today---he said that he conferred with other > doctors he knows and that they will not be doing any chemo on Bryce > now---maybe later if tumors begin to show up again. he will have a chest > CT scan done when we see the sarcoma specialist on Tuesday the 13th. So > that is a bit of a relief for now. > We asked about using natural therapies, and he said that he does not > promote it, but neither does he discount it as a help for the cancer. > Bryce is getting fresh carrot juice mixed with apple and greens at least > 4 times a day now, plus lots of grains, fresh fruit and vegetables and > filtered water. He sees a Naturapath doc (Kight) in Winder every 2 weeks > also. > > ________________________________________________________________ > The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! > Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! > Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 10, 2004 Report Share Posted July 10, 2004 Hi Ruth -- I don't mean to presume on KC's response, his depth is far grater than mine here. I too am interested in the regional composite profiles by specie, as I experienced some good symptom remissions in travel I took over the winter. The NAB monitoring sites are somewhat helpful, but not very specific. http://www.aaaai.org/nab/index.cfm?p=allergenreport & stationid=5 I did spend some time in Tucson during this time, and found only a few indoor envoronments that caused me to be reactive. In Colorado, where my overexposure occured, I seem to find many more. I think that specific specie exposure is key to reactivity -- I believe that has commented that he is primarily only reactive to Stachybotris. The new ls of Environmental Medicine have a number of articles with the subject of " Mixed Mold Mycotoxicosis " . This suggests that numerous specie are usually involved in a contaminated environment, but I have seen information stating that Stachy is known to ultimately overgrow other specie, resulting in uniform colonization. I'm an Aspergillis/Pennicilium kind of guy myself, which is unfortunate owing to their ubiquitousness. Regarding juices, I am beginning to believe that organic foods are going to be helpful in normalizing my response. The persistence of antibiotics in the food chain could nudge certain individuals towards intolerance, as it basically constitutes ongoing low level mycotic exposure. I certainly have eaten my share of junk food. I've been on Organics for several weeks now, drinking nothing but RO water, and taking a specific herb protocol reccommended by another affected person, and am doing very well. There is lots of dietary information that has good precedence for results here: http://www.mold-survivor.com/dietcopyright.htm Best wishes for Bryce. > Hi KC, > This is not referring to the fermented cells thing, but do want to ask > you something. > My nephew, Jim, lives in Tucson, AZ--we spoke recently and I mentioned > your knowledge of molds--to which he asked if I would check on something > for him. Here is Jim's question: Do you know the composite of molds by > region of the country---in other words, are the molds the same composite > in his area as they are here in the south, etc.? > Will wait for your answer...hope things are going well for you. > Take care, > Ruth > PS: we saw the oncologist today---he said that he conferred with other > doctors he knows and that they will not be doing any chemo on Bryce > now---maybe later if tumors begin to show up again. he will have a chest > CT scan done when we see the sarcoma specialist on Tuesday the 13th. So > that is a bit of a relief for now. > We asked about using natural therapies, and he said that he does not > promote it, but neither does he discount it as a help for the cancer. > Bryce is getting fresh carrot juice mixed with apple and greens at least > 4 times a day now, plus lots of grains, fresh fruit and vegetables and > filtered water. He sees a Naturapath doc (Kight) in Winder every 2 weeks > also. > > ________________________________________________________________ > The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! > Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! > Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 12, 2004 Report Share Posted July 12, 2004 Has anyone looked into ALKALINE diets? It is moreso about finding a BALANCE between acidity & alkalinity, really. This not only works to detox the body, but gives molds, fungi, yeast, cancer cells, a rather hostile environment in which to live - therefore, they do not. It is also a safe, effective way to lose weight (20lbs in 6 weeks - which I beleive was the result of cutting out sugar & fruit juice). It corrolates to what I have read in " The Yeast Connection " . Check it out, you may find the info below useful. I found the information in another group that I belong to, I tried it and although I was skeptical at first, seeing is beleiving! GordonB PDF chart of Alkaline vs. Acidic foods: http://www.betterbones.com/alkaline/articles/chart%20p12.pdf --------------------------- Info on the importance of alkaline balance in our bodies: http://www.betterbones.com/alkaline/index.htm (The site is about osteoporosis, but there is a lot of good info – surf around to their articles page: http://www.betterbones.com/alkaline/abstracts.htm ) ---------------------------- Good deals on PH strips & KETO strips as well: http://www.ph-ion.com I got the 3 pack for 19.95 - 80 strips in each bottle, very good deal, and easy to use) ----------------------------- > > Hi KC, > > This is not referring to the fermented cells thing, but do want to ask > > you something. > > My nephew, Jim, lives in Tucson, AZ--we spoke recently and I mentioned > > your knowledge of molds--to which he asked if I would check on something > > for him. Here is Jim's question: Do you know the composite of molds by > > region of the country---in other words, are the molds the same composite > > in his area as they are here in the south, etc.? > > Will wait for your answer...hope things are going well for you. > > Take care, > > Ruth > > PS: we saw the oncologist today---he said that he conferred with other > > doctors he knows and that they will not be doing any chemo on Bryce > > now---maybe later if tumors begin to show up again. he will have a chest > > CT scan done when we see the sarcoma specialist on Tuesday the 13th. So > > that is a bit of a relief for now. > > We asked about using natural therapies, and he said that he does not > > promote it, but neither does he discount it as a help for the cancer. > > Bryce is getting fresh carrot juice mixed with apple and greens at least > > 4 times a day now, plus lots of grains, fresh fruit and vegetables and > > filtered water. He sees a Naturapath doc (Kight) in Winder every 2 weeks > > also. > > > > ________________________________________________________________ > > The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! > > Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! > > Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 12, 2004 Report Share Posted July 12, 2004 Has anyone looked into ALKALINE diets? It is moreso about finding a BALANCE between acidity & alkalinity, really. This not only works to detox the body, but gives molds, fungi, yeast, cancer cells, a rather hostile environment in which to live - therefore, they do not. It is also a safe, effective way to lose weight (20lbs in 6 weeks - which I beleive was the result of cutting out sugar & fruit juice). It corrolates to what I have read in " The Yeast Connection " . Check it out, you may find the info below useful. I found the information in another group that I belong to, I tried it and although I was skeptical at first, seeing is beleiving! GordonB PDF chart of Alkaline vs. Acidic foods: http://www.betterbones.com/alkaline/articles/chart%20p12.pdf --------------------------- Info on the importance of alkaline balance in our bodies: http://www.betterbones.com/alkaline/index.htm (The site is about osteoporosis, but there is a lot of good info – surf around to their articles page: http://www.betterbones.com/alkaline/abstracts.htm ) ---------------------------- Good deals on PH strips & KETO strips as well: http://www.ph-ion.com I got the 3 pack for 19.95 - 80 strips in each bottle, very good deal, and easy to use) ----------------------------- > > Hi KC, > > This is not referring to the fermented cells thing, but do want to ask > > you something. > > My nephew, Jim, lives in Tucson, AZ--we spoke recently and I mentioned > > your knowledge of molds--to which he asked if I would check on something > > for him. Here is Jim's question: Do you know the composite of molds by > > region of the country---in other words, are the molds the same composite > > in his area as they are here in the south, etc.? > > Will wait for your answer...hope things are going well for you. > > Take care, > > Ruth > > PS: we saw the oncologist today---he said that he conferred with other > > doctors he knows and that they will not be doing any chemo on Bryce > > now---maybe later if tumors begin to show up again. he will have a chest > > CT scan done when we see the sarcoma specialist on Tuesday the 13th. So > > that is a bit of a relief for now. > > We asked about using natural therapies, and he said that he does not > > promote it, but neither does he discount it as a help for the cancer. > > Bryce is getting fresh carrot juice mixed with apple and greens at least > > 4 times a day now, plus lots of grains, fresh fruit and vegetables and > > filtered water. He sees a Naturapath doc (Kight) in Winder every 2 weeks > > also. > > > > ________________________________________________________________ > > The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! > > Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! > > Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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