Low blood pressure and mold/mycotoxins

[Guest guest]

Hi All,

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

mold/mycotoxins?

Sharon

[Guest guest]

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,

>

> 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]

Hi Sharon & -

Somewhere in my memory bank, I remember reading moons ago that if you

have low blood pressure ( & it used to be normal), somehow your

adrenals are affected. Maybe Dr Schaller can chime in about this.

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> > Hi All,

> >

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

> and

> > mold/mycotoxins?

> >

> > Sharon

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[Guest guest]

I've had very low blood pressure ever since I developed insomnia.

I've sat there feeling like I'm half dead and the the doctor/nurse

always says, " good!! " to my low blood pressure. I try to tell them

I think it is because tired/exhausted, rather than it being good,

but they stick to their story that it's good. I've stuck to my

story also and said, " well can't it be low since I didn't sleep at

all last night!!? " but they aren't impressed with the logic of that

at all.

(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!)

--- In , " xhannahx24 " <xhannahx24@y...>

wrote:

>

> Hi Sharon & -

> Somewhere in my memory bank, I remember reading moons ago that if

you

> have low blood pressure ( & it used to be normal), somehow your

> adrenals are affected. Maybe Dr Schaller can chime in about this.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Barb - just a thought...next time you're at the doctor's, maybe you

can ask for an Adrenal Stress Index (saliva test). Never been tested

for this, but then again no one had to tell me my adrenals were shot

from mold exposure.

> >

> > Hi Sharon & -

> > Somewhere in my memory bank, I remember reading moons ago that if

> you

> > have low blood pressure ( & it used to be normal), somehow your

> > adrenals are affected. Maybe Dr Schaller can chime in about this.

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Do you know what can be done about it?

Thanks

--- In , " xhannahx24 " <xhannahx24@y...>

wrote:

>

> Hi Barb - just a thought...next time you're at the doctor's, maybe

you

> can ask for an Adrenal Stress Index (saliva test). Never been tested

> for this, but then again no one had to tell me my adrenals were shot

> from mold exposure.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I've been taking a supplement my BioSET practitioner had prescribed

since late January, but really didn't think it was doing its job of

boosting my adrenals. So unbeknownst to her, I've also added a bovine

adrenal supplement called " Desiccated Adrenal " made by Standard

Process for almost a month now (which I've read to be the maximum

time), then I'll switch over to Drenatrophin PMG once I finish the

bottle since I have low blood pressure even before I got sick,

otherwise you're supposed to take Drenamin. At my last appointment, my

chi/energy level was at an all-time low, " 2 " (the lower the #, the

better; I was holding steady at 4 or 5).

> >

> > Hi Barb - just a thought...next time you're at the doctor's, maybe

> you

> > can ask for an Adrenal Stress Index (saliva test). Never been tested

> > for this, but then again no one had to tell me my adrenals were shot

> > from mold exposure.

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> >

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