Guest guest Posted November 30, 2006 Report Share Posted November 30, 2006 This paper does show how hard it is to assess indoor environments for mycotoxins, which is something I cannot do apartment searching. I have to use my plates to see if there is excessive amounts of viable spores. That's all I can do quickly. If anyone has suggestion of quick way to assess a place for excessive myctoxins, I would love to know what it is. I don't have that 'sixth' sense that some have developed to detect them. If I am in evironment for a long period of time I can become very fatigued and week but by then it would be too late, since I would have signed a lease, etc. Right now I found a pretty clean place according to mold plates, that I am able to rent on a month to month basis due to landlord thinking he may have difficul time finding renter during holiday and winter season. > > For those of us who are trying to convince others that the mycotoxins that are making us sick, are floating in the air, just Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 30, 2006 Report Share Posted November 30, 2006 Joe: Speak for yourself. Behind the scenes in the litigation over the last three years, we have managed to assist attorneys in obtaining major settlement amounts for their fungal-exposed and very ill clients in the hope that this might encourage the medical field to begin taking a more concentrated effort to understand the methods pathogenic fungi take to influence disease (a little over $10,500 million at this juncture). Judges have been catching on to the fact that none of this is " new " or " frontier " science, and with the great research, detection methology, and medical treatment that Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker and Dr. Ken Hundell, Dr. Marinkovich, Dr. Hooper, and several others have aptly provided a whole new realization is starting to advance foreward in scientific and medical circles. Remember it takes around 15-20 years for new hypotheses and concepts to change minds, and molecular sciences and the genetic and immunologic sciences especially are making substantial contributions at this time. This whole process is kept fairly accurate and basically honest with the widespread use of the Internet and other techinological advancements that are providing worldwide communications and resources. We are making definite headway, but to the person who is ill and has basically lost everything these behind the scene efforts are absolutely too slow for comfort. Soon the soothsayers and liars will cease to be a credible problem and the fruits of our labor (of love and devotion) will succeed and effective " early detection " and formal medical treatments will become increasingly available as the govermental agencies, medical health community, and insurance communites (among the many entities involved) feel the embarassment of their lack of knowledge. Hold on my friend, and keept the faith. Those who care deeply about humans and health over financial gain and greed always eventually find success. The reason you do not see more success in the courtroom is that justice has never been about fairness in regard to plaintiffs or defendents. Justice has never been a straight forward process about law and legislation... justice is about who holds the " best hand " at the end of the day in front of a judge and/or jury; whether it be in the courtroom, or behind the scene. Sometimes we cannot differentiate the judge from the politician... I believe this is why judges wear black robes; so that we can observe just who works in what capacity. Best regards, Doug Haney Maridea EnviroHealth Research & Consulting, Inc. From: Joe Salowitz <josephsalowitz@...> >Reply- > < > >Subject: [] Scientific Paper on Airborne Mycotoxins >Date: Wed, 29 Nov 2006 17:33:14 -0800 (PST) > >For those of us who are trying to convince others that the mycotoxins that >are making us sick, are floating in the air, just like dust or pollen, here >is a link to a scientific paper that appeared in the scientific journal > " Applied and Environmental Microbiology " in January 2005. The link goes to >the abstract of the article. To read the FREE full-text of the article, >click on " Full Text " , in the upper right hand corner. To email the article, >click on " Full Text PDF " , in the same place, and save the PDF to your >computer, from where you can attach it to your emails, when you try to get >non-believers to see the light. Don't get your hopes up, that any one you >know will change their mind about YOU. Once a person " pigeonholes " any of >us as a " mental case " , due to our repeated attempts to explain OUR reality >to them, it is difficult for them to absorb at any evidence that would >substantiate our mold claims. But, people who we have never spoken to >before, might review this > evidence with some objectivity. Its worth a try! > > Joe > > http://tinyurl.com/ydgvdu > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 1, 2006 Report Share Posted December 1, 2006 Thanks for the encouragement Doug. We don't hear enough from you. Keep in touch with us. > > Joe: Speak for yourself. Behind the scenes in the litigation over the > last three years, we have managed to assist attorneys in obtaining major > settlement amounts for their fungal-exposed and very ill clients in the hope > that this might encourage the medical field to begin taking a more > concentrated effort to understand the methods pathogenic fungi take to > influence disease (a little over $10,500 million at this juncture). Judges > have been catching on to the fact that none of this is " new " or " frontier " > science, and with the great research, detection methology, and medical > treatment that Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker and Dr. Ken Hundell, Dr. Marinkovich, > Dr. Hooper, and several others have aptly provided a whole new realization > is starting to advance foreward in scientific and medical circles. Remember > it takes around 15-20 years for new hypotheses and concepts to change minds, > and molecular sciences and the genetic and immunologic sciences especially > are making substantial contributions at this time. This whole process is > kept fairly accurate and basically honest with the widespread use of the > Internet and other techinological advancements that are providing worldwide > communications and resources. We are making definite headway, but to the > person who is ill and has basically lost everything these behind the scene > efforts are absolutely too slow for comfort. Soon the soothsayers and liars > will cease to be a credible problem and the fruits of our labor (of love and > devotion) will succeed and effective " early detection " and formal medical > treatments will become increasingly available as the govermental agencies, > medical health community, and insurance communites (among the many entities > involved) feel the embarassment of their lack of knowledge. Hold on my > friend, and keept the faith. Those who care deeply about humans and health > over financial gain and greed always eventually find success. The reason you > do not see more success in the courtroom is that justice has never been > about fairness in regard to plaintiffs or defendents. Justice has never been > a straight forward process about law and legislation... justice is about who > holds the " best hand " at the end of the day in front of a judge and/or jury; > whether it be in the courtroom, or behind the scene. Sometimes we cannot > differentiate the judge from the politician... I believe this is why judges > wear black robes; so that we can observe just who works in what capacity. > > Best regards, > > Doug Haney > Maridea EnviroHealth Research & Consulting, Inc. > > > > > From: Joe Salowitz <josephsalowitz@...> > >Reply- > > < > > >Subject: [] Scientific Paper on Airborne Mycotoxins > >Date: Wed, 29 Nov 2006 17:33:14 -0800 (PST) > > > >For those of us who are trying to convince others that the mycotoxins that > >are making us sick, are floating in the air, just like dust or pollen, here > >is a link to a scientific paper that appeared in the scientific journal > > " Applied and Environmental Microbiology " in January 2005. The link goes to > >the abstract of the article. To read the FREE full-text of the article, > >click on " Full Text " , in the upper right hand corner. To email the article, > >click on " Full Text PDF " , in the same place, and save the PDF to your > >computer, from where you can attach it to your emails, when you try to get > >non-believers to see the light. Don't get your hopes up, that any one you > >know will change their mind about YOU. Once a person " pigeonholes " any of > >us as a " mental case " , due to our repeated attempts to explain OUR reality > >to them, it is difficult for them to absorb at any evidence that would > >substantiate our mold claims. But, people who we have never spoken to > >before, might review this > > evidence with some objectivity. Its worth a try! > > > > Joe > > > > http://tinyurl.com/ydgvdu > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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