RE: Re: Low blood pressure and mold/mycotoxins

[Guest guest]

I sure had low blood pressure especially after an episode in my library where I

would go week and sink to the carpet preventing a faint when zapped by the

mycotoxins. The nurse would not find my pulse well either. This was years ago

when I was thinking.... " is this what menopause is? low iron? should I be joining

the gym? " and before it dawned on me that the leaking damages were to more than

the carpet and the library books.

No scientific, medical knowledge, just the experience.

[] Re: Low blood pressure and mold/mycotoxins

Hi Sharon,

The people that I work with seem to have the opposite problem- high

blood pressure. I thoughb the sick building was causing it. Do not

have any evidence, just seemed strange how it suddenly affected so

many different people of all ages, sizes, etc.

Val

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> Hi All,

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> Does anyone know anything about the subject of low blood pressure

and

> mold/mycotoxins?

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> Sharon

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/23/05 11:40:47 AM Central Daylight Time,

barb1283@... writes:

(I figure when I'm dead it will be even lower and they will be

standing there saying, 'she's dead but her blood pressure is

GREAT!!!!! - ZERO, can't get much better than that. She died with

good blood pressure!)

LOL ; )

I hear ya.. I have always had low blood pressure, and got the same thing.. " oh

it's good " .

I recently had a salvi test done for female hormones, and included in that

was for the adrenal glands. Mine were depressed ( as I had suspected)

A GREAT book u might want to get is " Adrenal Fatigue " by L. ,

N.D., D.C., Ph.D.

Carol

" The Little Mad Nutritional Scientist "

Click here to see who's talking to you ; )

[Guest guest]

" (I figure when I'm dead it will be even lower and they will be

standing there saying, 'she's dead but her blood pressure is

GREAT!!!!! - ZERO, can't get much better than that. She died with

good blood pressure!) "

Yeah, they always say that to me, too. And, " You'll probably never have a

stroke! " I just tell them, " Cool! I'll be sure to drop by when the phlebitis

sets in, ok? " It's lame. Both my mother and grandmother had phlebitis. My

grandmother died following amputation of a gangrenous leg caused by phlebitis.

My mother only lived to be 42.

I understand low blood pressure is common in people with CFS. Couldn't say it

applies to me, though. Mine's always been on the low side. I make it a point to

keep my weight down and get exercise absolutely any time I feel well enough to

do it. I may be goin' down, but I ain't goin' that way! (I'm having a mild love

affair with CoQ-10 at the moment. It doesn't stop me from tiring easily. But I

don't seem to be quite as deeply fatigued. That is, I can actually stand up and

walk down the hall to the kitchen. But it's an improvement, and I sure hope

that's a permanent effect of taking this stuff.)

Serena

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