Re: Re: Asthma-Mycotoxins-Albuterol--

[Guest guest]

--I am a little younger and developed asthma and copd 2 years ago after

severe mold exposure are the ac unit--an extremely freak situation. I am a non

smoker but I do live here in the tobacco capital of the US--Richmond. I am also

trying the cave man diet and have begun to take a genentech drug called xolair

to stop the allergic response to ige mediated sensitivities to things like

fungus.

of note, my xray is full of calcifications which denote exposure to fungus and

mold.

I must say, Thank you old house. Soon I will sell you and watch a video of

your destruction as a new house goes up properly.

I think I deserve that little bit of fun.

Jane ANN

<sedonadonald@...> wrote:

I thought I would Chime in here. I agree that never having asthma in

my life, only common

hayfever, that it is interesting that the Mayo Clinic and a pulmounlgoist both

told me that I now

have asthma. They said this has been coming on for a long time.

(?) I have never smoked or been around any dirty air. I have always been very

active with no

problem breathing for 56years. They keep looking for another cause. I too had no

help with the

inhalers mentioned below. So I quit. It occured to me that the fungus that still

inhabits my

body is the reason my lungs are still being iritated causing my immune system to

go into over

drive. It is probably also the reason my digestive tract is not right. I have

bloating and yeast

like symptoms. So I thought I would try someting else. Just like the medicine

they gave me for

allergies which didn't work I was going to find another way. For my nose and

throat I use

Hydgronperoxide. Just read the lable. Internally I am trying the strick " cave

man diet " with a

vitamin suppliment. This includes Kyolic Garlic supplement. This help showes up

in a book titled

Nutritional Healing by Phillis A Balch, CNC. According to the book Garlic

nurtalizes Fungus. As

I have read here in the past some of you have talked about a die-off. This is

why I probably feel

like I have the flu, with out the tempture though.

I have been doing this for 5 days, we will see.

Don in Sedona

--- <eaglestone@...> wrote:

> Have any of you seen the pill for asthma? If so have you tried it? I can't

remember the name

> of it. Just wondered if it were taken orally if it would work better, since

not being inhaled

> directly into the lungs. I'd like to have an alternative for my daughter

incase she needs it

> one day, but very scared to try anything after the incident. I don't even

really know if it is

> for kids either.

>

>

>

>

> [] Re: Asthma-Mycotoxins-Albuterol

>

>

> I tried all the inhalers and the singular. I had to stop all. The

> inhalers didn't really help me breath better and the singular made me

> very hyper. I tried the preventive inhalers and the rescue inhalers.

> Thrush was a big problem plus some of them make more mucus for me.

> Of course they work for some but so ymmv.

>

>

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > (10) One last

> > > > thing. Please stop posting the false notion that exposure to

> mold

> > > > will help us build up an immunity to mold. I'm getting tired of

> > > > punching my wall, every time I read that. Thank you, and may

> you

> > > all

> > > > find your happy endings.

> > > > Joe

> > > >

> > > ME TOO!

> > > p.s. I have asthma type illness from my mold exposure and no

> > > inhalents do a thing for me and because I have mcs i actually

> have

> > a

> > > bad reaction to inhalents.

> > > i to am getting burnt out on others, not so ill, trying to

> force

> > > thier beliefs in this group. just because you haven't been there

> > does

> > > not mean it doesn't exsist. part of knowledge about mold illness

> is

> > > understanding how differently we all can be affected, not baseing

> > > your beliefs just on your experience. if anything, those not so

> > > affected YET should wise up and listen to those more affected and

> > > take it as a warning of what could happen to them. also they

> > should

> > > realize that it takes awhile after getting completely away from

> > thier

> > > exposure for the full affects of thier illness to show up, so

> until

> > > they quit exposeing thierselfs they are not even going to know

> the

> > > extent of what has happened to them, plus they probably dont even

> > > realize that they may not even be thinking very clearly and

> > > shouldn't,during this time be tring to force thier opinions on

> > anyone.

> > >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Jane

They keep telling me I have develped asthma, but I don't have the attacks that

are chartrized by

asthma. I have difficulty hiking or riding my mountain bike. It is like I am

not getting enough

oxygen. I am thinking COPD. Any way, I will see my Pulmoligest next week and

have a lot of

questions. Hope to finally get the proper tests like the Ige. I will ask about

the xolair drug.

I was in a rental house for a year with air borne stacky and other molds

including one that I am

allergic to, alternia.

I guess I have a hard time when people call me a nut case when I know that I

suffered in a way I

never have and it was not a classical allergy responce.

Thanks for writting.

Don in Sedona

--- jane mosher <janeannmosher@...> wrote:

> --I am a little younger and developed asthma and copd 2 years ago after

severe mold

> exposure are the ac unit--an extremely freak situation. I am a non smoker but

I do live here in

> the tobacco capital of the US--Richmond. I am also trying the cave man diet

and have begun to

> take a genentech drug called xolair to stop the allergic response to ige

mediated sensitivities

> to things like fungus.

> of note, my xray is full of calcifications which denote exposure to fungus

and mold.

> I must say, Thank you old house. Soon I will sell you and watch a video of

your destruction

> as a new house goes up properly.

> I think I deserve that little bit of fun.

> Jane ANN

>

> <sedonadonald@...> wrote:

> I thought I would Chime in here. I agree that never having asthma in

my life, only

> common

> hayfever, that it is interesting that the Mayo Clinic and a pulmounlgoist both

told me that I

> now

> have asthma. They said this has been coming on for a long time.

> (?) I have never smoked or been around any dirty air. I have always been very

active with no

> problem breathing for 56years. They keep looking for another cause. I too had

no help with the

> inhalers mentioned below. So I quit. It occured to me that the fungus that

still inhabits my

> body is the reason my lungs are still being iritated causing my immune system

to go into over

> drive. It is probably also the reason my digestive tract is not right. I have

bloating and yeast

> like symptoms. So I thought I would try someting else. Just like the medicine

they gave me for

> allergies which didn't work I was going to find another way. For my nose and

throat I use

> Hydgronperoxide. Just read the lable. Internally I am trying the strick " cave

man diet " with a

> vitamin suppliment. This includes Kyolic Garlic supplement. This help showes

up in a book titled

> Nutritional Healing by Phillis A Balch, CNC. According to the book Garlic

nurtalizes Fungus. As

> I have read here in the past some of you have talked about a die-off. This is

why I probably

> feel

> like I have the flu, with out the tempture though.

> I have been doing this for 5 days, we will see.

> Don in Sedona

> --- <eaglestone@...> wrote:

>

> > Have any of you seen the pill for asthma? If so have you tried it? I can't

remember the name

> > of it. Just wondered if it were taken orally if it would work better, since

not being inhaled

> > directly into the lungs. I'd like to have an alternative for my daughter

incase she needs it

> > one day, but very scared to try anything after the incident. I don't even

really know if it is

> > for kids either.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > [] Re: Asthma-Mycotoxins-Albuterol

> >

> >

> > I tried all the inhalers and the singular. I had to stop all. The

> > inhalers didn't really help me breath better and the singular made me

> > very hyper. I tried the preventive inhalers and the rescue inhalers.

> > Thrush was a big problem plus some of them make more mucus for me.

> > Of course they work for some but so ymmv.

> >

> >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > (10) One last

> > > > > thing. Please stop posting the false notion that exposure to

> > mold

> > > > > will help us build up an immunity to mold. I'm getting tired of

> > > > > punching my wall, every time I read that. Thank you, and may

> > you

> > > > all

> > > > > find your happy endings.

> > > > > Joe

> > > > >

> > > > ME TOO!

> > > > p.s. I have asthma type illness from my mold exposure and no

> > > > inhalents do a thing for me and because I have mcs i actually

> > have

> > > a

> > > > bad reaction to inhalents.

> > > > i to am getting burnt out on others, not so ill, trying to

> > force

> > > > thier beliefs in this group. just because you haven't been there

> > > does

> > > > not mean it doesn't exsist. part of knowledge about mold illness

> > is

> > > > understanding how differently we all can be affected, not baseing

> > > > your beliefs just on your experience. if anything, those not so

> > > > affected YET should wise up and listen to those more affected and

> > > > take it as a warning of what could happen to them. also they

> > > should

> > > > realize that it takes awhile after getting completely away from

> > > thier

> > > > exposure for the full affects of thier illness to show up, so

> > until

> > > > they quit exposeing thierselfs they are not even going to know

> > the

> > > > extent of what has happened to them, plus they probably dont even

> > > > realize that they may not even be thinking very clearly and

> > > > shouldn't,during this time be tring to force thier opinions on

> > > anyone.

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >