Re: Mold Likely to Complicate Rebuilding After Katrina Grrrr...

[Guest guest]

WHAT? You can't get enough inside, IF YOUR STILL BREATHING is more like it.

I guess

the reporter had to cover " both sides " , I'm happy to have another quote for

my " wall of shame " .

In a message dated 9/22/2005 8:42:05 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

tigerpaw2c@... writes:

But " you can't get enough mycotoxin inside if you're breathing the

spores, " said Bruce Kelman, a board certified toxicologist with

Veritox Inc., a toxicology consulting company.

[Guest guest]

The biggest problem, however, involves the

widespread, but unsubstantiated, contentions that some molds can

cause serious health problems.

Unsubstantiated? I can find hundreds of articles substantiating the

horrible things mold does as well as quite a few books!!

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> WHAT? You can't get enough inside, IF YOUR STILL BREATHING is more

like it.

> I guess

> the reporter had to cover " both sides " , I'm happy to have another

quote for

> my " wall of shame " .

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> In a message dated 9/22/2005 8:42:05 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> tigerpaw2c@y... writes:

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> But " you can't get enough mycotoxin inside if you're breathing the

> spores, " said Bruce Kelman, a board certified toxicologist with

> Veritox Inc., a toxicology consulting company.

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[Guest guest]

I agree. But these are the reports that many, including the media

tend to ignore. There is alot more research out there stating it

could or will cause certain illnesses, than there are not. I would

like to compare their pile with my pile. I have been told that

Dr.Eugene Cole brought a two foot stack of peer reviewed info to a

conference proving these conditions and got slammed for it after the

fact. I know he had broad shoulders along with the credentials, so I

doubt if it bothered him.

KC

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> > WHAT? You can't get enough inside, IF YOUR STILL BREATHING is

more

> like it.

> > I guess

> > the reporter had to cover " both sides " , I'm happy to have

another

> quote for

> > my " wall of shame " .

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> > In a message dated 9/22/2005 8:42:05 P.M. Eastern Standard

Time,

> > tigerpaw2c@y... writes:

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> > But " you can't get enough mycotoxin inside if you're breathing

the

> > spores, " said Bruce Kelman, a board certified toxicologist with

> > Veritox Inc., a toxicology consulting company.

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 9/24/2005 7:41:58 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

johnjmurtaughtoxicmold@... writes:

THIS DR. KELMAN NEEDS TO LOOK AT THE RESEARCH. HOW THIS GUY CONTINUES TO

TAKE MONEY WHILE PEOPLE SUFFER BAFFELS ME. I HOPE I HAVE A CHANCE TO MEET HIM

FACE TO FACE.........THAT STORY IS DEVELOPING.

dr. kelman's main job is as a defense expert witness. dr kelman was one of

the acoem mold statement authors. dr kelman is a toxicologist with a degree

in veteranary science. no medical degree to actually treat people or

animals. dr kelman is a phd. dr. kelman had NO lab experience with mold or

mycotoxins prior to being brought into the acoem to write their mold statement,

he

did however, have much experience as an expert defense witness, along with

helping pharaceutical companies get drugs passed the FDA. he also was one to

defend silicone breast implants as an expert witness for Dow Chemical. Got paid

$300K, as I understand it, in just one case. Does that help explain to you

why dr. Kelman is of the opinion inhaling mold spores from environments that

could also be called " real estate " , is not harmful to you?

Sharon