Re: Fw: Toxic Mold is Easily Killed: Here's How

September 20, 2005

Interesting, who's trying it first?

--- In , " elvira52 " <Elvira52@b...>

wrote:

> Toxic Mold is Easily Killed: Here's How

>

> Ervin

> Toxic Mold is Easily Killed: Here's How

> Tue Sep 6, 2005 00:08

> 216.115.244.16

>

> Oil of Oregano has been studied at the University of Arizona and

a major Turkish study, as well, recently confirmed the incredibly

effective powers of oil of oregano (available online or at health

food stores everywhere) to completely kill fungus and molds of every

kind. Not too long ago, couple years, I had to leave my work, which

was outdoors in winter, partly because I was nearly dying of

bronchitis. Most doctors treat severe bronchitis with anti-biotics,

which is another example of just how much quackery there is in the

world. Antibiotics are only effective against bacteria, etc., and

have virtually no impact, or little, on fungus and mold, spores etc.

>

> I'd read a book " The Cure is in the Cupboard " by Dr. Cass Ingram

and that is a good source for understanding how magnificently

effective oregano is against molds and fungi.

>

> In any case, I started rinsing and gargling with oregano, after

having nearly coughed my lungs out for several months with ever

worsening bronchitis. After two days of such treatment I was almost

cured. Within a week I was fully cured. Mold spores cause bronchitis,

which become embedded and morbidly involved near the bronchi split at

the top of your lungs. Those bronchi, which lead into your lungs,

retain spores and fungi, and the best and surest way to kill them is

with oregano oil, especially the concentrated kind (the oil is sold

with between 15 to 30% carvacrol, the active ingredient in the oil).

>

> If you put oregano oil, greatly diluted, about 100 to 1, in a

sprayer, that is adequate to spray areas that are troubled by mold

and fungi spores.

>

> It will kill them. That simple.

>

> If they did this in New Orleans, it would solve their problem and

save a hell of a lot of beautiful and historic architecture, etc.

They ought to, but I doubt if all those official characters who were

born with their lovin' heads where the sun don't shine, won't ever

think of it. It's a solution, but there is no solution to the mold

situation in that place (where the sun don't shine ).

>

> ~~ Ervin

>

September 20, 2005

I might try it. Have read a lot about it. Someone sent some to me, but

I've been using colloidal silver for my bronchitis. That works too.

Barth

TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html

---

p> Interesting, who's trying it first?

p>

>> Toxic Mold is Easily Killed: Here's How

>>

>> Ervin

>> Toxic Mold is Easily Killed: Here's How

>> Tue Sep 6, 2005 00:08

>> 216.115.244.16

>>

>> Oil of Oregano has been studied at the University of Arizona and

p> a major Turkish study, as well, recently confirmed the incredibly

p> effective powers of oil of oregano (available online or at health

p> food stores everywhere) to completely kill fungus and molds of every

p> kind. Not too long ago, couple years, I had to leave my work, which

p> was outdoors in winter, partly because I was nearly dying of

p> bronchitis. Most doctors treat severe bronchitis with anti-biotics,

p> which is another example of just how much quackery there is in the

p> world. Antibiotics are only effective against bacteria, etc., and

p> have virtually no impact, or little, on fungus and mold, spores etc.

>>

>> I'd read a book " The Cure is in the Cupboard " by Dr. Cass Ingram

p> and that is a good source for understanding how magnificently

p> effective oregano is against molds and fungi.

>>

>> In any case, I started rinsing and gargling with oregano, after

p> having nearly coughed my lungs out for several months with ever

p> worsening bronchitis. After two days of such treatment I was almost

p> cured. Within a week I was fully cured. Mold spores cause bronchitis,

p> which become embedded and morbidly involved near the bronchi split at

p> the top of your lungs. Those bronchi, which lead into your lungs,

p> retain spores and fungi, and the best and surest way to kill them is

p> with oregano oil, especially the concentrated kind (the oil is sold

p> with between 15 to 30% carvacrol, the active ingredient in the oil).

>>

>> If you put oregano oil, greatly diluted, about 100 to 1, in a

p> sprayer, that is adequate to spray areas that are troubled by mold

p> and fungi spores.

>>

>> It will kill them. That simple.

>>

>> If they did this in New Orleans, it would solve their problem and

p> save a hell of a lot of beautiful and historic architecture, etc.

p> They ought to, but I doubt if all those official characters who were

p> born with their lovin' heads where the sun don't shine, won't ever

p> think of it. It's a solution, but there is no solution to the mold

p> situation in that place (where the sun don't shine ).

>>

>> ~~ Ervin

>>

September 20, 2005

I will. Tomorrow.

Hell ....if you told me wearing a Hula Skirt and singing Christmas carols on

the sidewalk in January works - I'd do that too.

Desperate in Nor-Cal

Fellow Moldie

Angelika

Toxic Mold is Easily Killed: Here's How

> >

> > Ervin

> > Toxic Mold is Easily Killed: Here's How

> > Tue Sep 6, 2005 00:08

> > 216.115.244.16

> >

> > Oil of Oregano has been studied at the University of Arizona and

> a major Turkish study, as well, recently confirmed the incredibly

> effective powers of oil of oregano (available online or at health

> food stores everywhere) to completely kill fungus and molds of every

> kind. Not too long ago, couple years, I had to leave my work, which

> was outdoors in winter, partly because I was nearly dying of

> bronchitis. Most doctors treat severe bronchitis with anti-biotics,

> which is another example of just how much quackery there is in the

> world. Antibiotics are only effective against bacteria, etc., and

> have virtually no impact, or little, on fungus and mold, spores etc.

> >

> > I'd read a book " The Cure is in the Cupboard " by Dr. Cass Ingram

> and that is a good source for understanding how magnificently

> effective oregano is against molds and fungi.

> >

> > In any case, I started rinsing and gargling with oregano, after

> having nearly coughed my lungs out for several months with ever

> worsening bronchitis. After two days of such treatment I was almost

> cured. Within a week I was fully cured. Mold spores cause bronchitis,

> which become embedded and morbidly involved near the bronchi split at

> the top of your lungs. Those bronchi, which lead into your lungs,

> retain spores and fungi, and the best and surest way to kill them is

> with oregano oil, especially the concentrated kind (the oil is sold

> with between 15 to 30% carvacrol, the active ingredient in the oil).

> >

> > If you put oregano oil, greatly diluted, about 100 to 1, in a

> sprayer, that is adequate to spray areas that are troubled by mold

> and fungi spores.

> >

> > It will kill them. That simple.

> >

> > If they did this in New Orleans, it would solve their problem and

> save a hell of a lot of beautiful and historic architecture, etc.

> They ought to, but I doubt if all those official characters who were

> born with their lovin' heads where the sun don't shine, won't ever

> think of it. It's a solution, but there is no solution to the mold

> situation in that place (where the sun don't shine ).

> >

> > ~~ Ervin

> >

September 20, 2005

I'm Going to try it as well,

Kaminski wonderful man see for your self he's very interesting.

Elvira