allergies and sensativitys

[Guest guest]

<http://www.gianteagle.com/healthnotes/Concern/Allergies.htm>

this is interesting reading, but deals mostly with allergies, not

sensativitys. i have come to the conclusion that allergy testing is

also sensativity testing and you could show a responce to either one,or

none at all, and it's basically pretty useless, scratch tests also.

i've had scratch tests that didn't even break the skin, but caused skin

rash from being on the skin, yet no attention was given to this. i've

had repeated intradermal testing that showed allergies to all kinds of

molds and to many things that harbor mold, yet i don't have the tipical

allergy symptoms, which for years meant runny nose, sneezeing, maybe

some lightheadyness, what ever, however i do have high sensativity to

mycotoxins and there for often moldy invironments will affect me, to

different levels depending on the level of mycotoxins at that time. and

i think it would actually be rare to be exposed to molds without

mycotoxin envolvement to some level wet or dry. heres something that

really bugs me, sence pinicillin has been introduced as a antibiotic,

it's been known that some people have a 'allergic' reaction to it. some

people wear braclets, it's so bad. yet what is it? it's a mycotoxin.

the antibiotic,pinicillin, that doctors have been over prescribeing for

years are mycotoxins, mold is constantly mutateing to servive and try

to do it's job which is to decompose. seems to me the combination cant

be good.

[Guest guest]

I never had an allergy in my life until I took a lot of antibiotics for lyme.

Now I can't tell what will come up next. The list is getting very long and the

itching, and watering eyes never go away anymore. Does anyone have this?

who <jeaninem660@...> wrote:

<http://www.gianteagle.com/healthnotes/Concern/Allergies.htm>

this is interesting reading, but deals mostly with allergies, not

sensativitys. i have come to the conclusion that allergy testing is

also sensativity testing and you could show a responce to either one,or

none at all, and it's basically pretty useless, scratch tests also.

i've had scratch tests that didn't even break the skin, but caused skin

rash from being on the skin, yet no attention was given to this. i've

had repeated intradermal testing that showed allergies to all kinds of

molds and to many things that harbor mold, yet i don't have the tipical

allergy symptoms, which for years meant runny nose, sneezeing, maybe

some lightheadyness, what ever, however i do have high sensativity to

mycotoxins and there for often moldy invironments will affect me, to

different levels depending on the level of mycotoxins at that time. and

i think it would actually be rare to be exposed to molds without

mycotoxin envolvement to some level wet or dry. heres something that

really bugs me, sence pinicillin has been introduced as a antibiotic,

it's been known that some people have a 'allergic' reaction to it. some

people wear braclets, it's so bad. yet what is it? it's a mycotoxin.

the antibiotic,pinicillin, that doctors have been over prescribeing for

years are mycotoxins, mold is constantly mutateing to servive and try

to do it's job which is to decompose. seems to me the combination cant

be good.

[Guest guest]

Edy

I have a similar history.

20 yers a go a Dr I worked for caught me looking down my nose at

allergic and senstive people. He lectured me that most all of these

people had one thing in common, a serious illness in their past that

started thier problems.

A year or so later, I was bitten by a crazy dog while in the

ines. They could not find the dog, and would not beleive me

and would not write home to find out that I had already recieved the

rabies series. When they tried giving them to me again, my immune

system reacted profouhdly and the shots nearly killed me - just from

making me sick by reacting to dead rabies. When I was ok 3-4 months

later I had allergies. Lots of them. These allergies grew into a long

list and included many chemical senstivities. I also almost never get

colds or flu though.

Now lyme and rabies have something in common, they are ricketssia.

Very tiny little organisms, smaller than bacteria, but bigger than

most virus.

The fact that your body had penecillin toxin in it while you had lyme

disease just shows you had a pathway for exposure to penecillin while

your antibodies were primed and looking for something to kill.

I doubt if penecillin has any affect on the lyme ricketsia (sp?)since

it's job is to make baterial cell walls leaky. But what do I know?

Z

<http://www.gianteagle.com/healthnotes/Concern/Allergies.htm>

>

> this is interesting reading, but deals mostly with allergies, not

> sensativitys. i have come to the conclusion that allergy testing is

> also sensativity testing and you could show a responce to either

one,or

> none at all, and it's basically pretty useless, scratch tests also.

> i've had scratch tests that didn't even break the skin, but caused

skin

> rash from being on the skin, yet no attention was given to this.

i've

> had repeated intradermal testing that showed allergies to all kinds

of

> molds and to many things that harbor mold, yet i don't have the

tipical

> allergy symptoms, which for years meant runny nose, sneezeing,

maybe

> some lightheadyness, what ever, however i do have high sensativity

to

> mycotoxins and there for often moldy invironments will affect me,

to

> different levels depending on the level of mycotoxins at that time.

and

> i think it would actually be rare to be exposed to molds without

> mycotoxin envolvement to some level wet or dry. heres something

that

> really bugs me, sence pinicillin has been introduced as a

antibiotic,

> it's been known that some people have a 'allergic' reaction to it.

some

> people wear braclets, it's so bad. yet what is it? it's a

mycotoxin.

> the antibiotic,pinicillin, that doctors have been over prescribeing

for

> years are mycotoxins, mold is constantly mutateing to servive and

try

> to do it's job which is to decompose. seems to me the combination

cant

> be good.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

After the mold contamination I am now siper reactive to EVERYTHING!

[Guest guest]

Appearently much more than I do. I'm flumuxed. And unhappy about all of this.

zcat1956 <zcat1956@...> wrote: Edy

I have a similar history.

20 yers a go a Dr I worked for caught me looking down my nose at

allergic and senstive people. He lectured me that most all of these

people had one thing in common, a serious illness in their past that

started thier problems.

A year or so later, I was bitten by a crazy dog while in the

ines. They could not find the dog, and would not beleive me

and would not write home to find out that I had already recieved the

rabies series. When they tried giving them to me again, my immune

system reacted profouhdly and the shots nearly killed me - just from

making me sick by reacting to dead rabies. When I was ok 3-4 months

later I had allergies. Lots of them. These allergies grew into a long

list and included many chemical senstivities. I also almost never get

colds or flu though.

Now lyme and rabies have something in common, they are ricketssia.

Very tiny little organisms, smaller than bacteria, but bigger than

most virus.

The fact that your body had penecillin toxin in it while you had lyme

disease just shows you had a pathway for exposure to penecillin while

your antibodies were primed and looking for something to kill.

I doubt if penecillin has any affect on the lyme ricketsia (sp?)since

it's job is to make baterial cell walls leaky. But what do I know?

Z

<http://www.gianteagle.com/healthnotes/Concern/Allergies.htm>

>

> this is interesting reading, but deals mostly with allergies, not

> sensativitys. i have come to the conclusion that allergy testing is

> also sensativity testing and you could show a responce to either

one,or

> none at all, and it's basically pretty useless, scratch tests also.

> i've had scratch tests that didn't even break the skin, but caused

skin

> rash from being on the skin, yet no attention was given to this.

i've

> had repeated intradermal testing that showed allergies to all kinds

of

> molds and to many things that harbor mold, yet i don't have the

tipical

> allergy symptoms, which for years meant runny nose, sneezeing,

maybe

> some lightheadyness, what ever, however i do have high sensativity

to

> mycotoxins and there for often moldy invironments will affect me,

to

> different levels depending on the level of mycotoxins at that time.

and

> i think it would actually be rare to be exposed to molds without

> mycotoxin envolvement to some level wet or dry. heres something

that

> really bugs me, sence pinicillin has been introduced as a

antibiotic,

> it's been known that some people have a 'allergic' reaction to it.

some

> people wear braclets, it's so bad. yet what is it? it's a

mycotoxin.

> the antibiotic,pinicillin, that doctors have been over prescribeing

for

> years are mycotoxins, mold is constantly mutateing to servive and

try

> to do it's job which is to decompose. seems to me the combination

cant

> be good.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

HYPERSENSATIVITY AND HERBS

this is me, not only super hypersensative to herbs but also every

prescribed drug i've tried, and i'm left with nothing but advoidence

which is impossable. i'm so sick of dealing with this.

<http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?

cmd=Retrieve & db=PubMed & list_uids=15330011 & dopt=Abstract>

> <http://www.gianteagle.com/healthnotes/Concern/Allergies.htm>

> >

> > this is interesting reading, but deals mostly with allergies, not

> > sensativitys. i have come to the conclusion that allergy testing

is

> > also sensativity testing and you could show a responce to either

> one,or

> > none at all, and it's basically pretty useless, scratch tests

also.

> > i've had scratch tests that didn't even break the skin, but

caused

> skin

> > rash from being on the skin, yet no attention was given to this.

> i've

> > had repeated intradermal testing that showed allergies to all

kinds

> of

> > molds and to many things that harbor mold, yet i don't have the

> tipical

> > allergy symptoms, which for years meant runny nose, sneezeing,

> maybe

> > some lightheadyness, what ever, however i do have high

sensativity

> to

> > mycotoxins and there for often moldy invironments will affect me,

> to

> > different levels depending on the level of mycotoxins at that

time.

> and

> > i think it would actually be rare to be exposed to molds without

> > mycotoxin envolvement to some level wet or dry. heres something

> that

> > really bugs me, sence pinicillin has been introduced as a

> antibiotic,

> > it's been known that some people have a 'allergic' reaction to

it.

> some

> > people wear braclets, it's so bad. yet what is it? it's a

> mycotoxin.

> > the antibiotic,pinicillin, that doctors have been over

prescribeing

> for

> > years are mycotoxins, mold is constantly mutateing to servive and

> try

> > to do it's job which is to decompose. seems to me the combination

> cant

> > be good.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

--- In , Edy Rayfield <edyrayfield@...>

wrote:

>

> I never had an allergy in my life until I took a lot of antibiotics

for lyme. Now I can't tell what will come up next. The list is

getting very long and the itching, and watering eyes never go away

anymore. Does anyone have this?

>

>

I too have many, many allergies, although I had some before Lyme, as

well, they have gotten tremendously worse since. My understanding is

that part of the reason is that the antibiotics kill the healthy

bacteria in your gut that help keep things in balance. Once you get

out of balance, it is very difficult to recover.

I also think that the toxins from Lyme are really, really bad - it's

clear from Shoemaker's research that folks with chronic Lyme have

extremely high levels of inflammation. For me, it's clear now that I

had mold exposure before the Lyme, but it became absolutely

unbearable afterwards. That may well be due to the low MSH, which is

a controller of your other hormones. When MSH is low, then you will

quite likely have a leaky gut which for many folks means you'll have

lots of food allergies. I read a book on allergies by Braly and he

explains allergies using the model of a bucket (Dr. Rea has a similar

model that he uses to explain all these auto-immune reactions). Your

body can tolerate so much until you put those last drops in that make

the bucket overflow and then you start having all the reactions even

to things that you might have tolerated previously.

I also think Lyme is bad in that it will trigger autoimmune diseases

for which you have a genetic predisiposition - like Celiac disease.

I have found that alot of my allergies are reduced by following a

gluten free diet (after having testing done that showed that I do

have the celiac genes and elevated gliadin antibodies). I also found

that dairy is an extremely huge culprit for me. I have many other

food allergies that wax and wane - for example, if pollen is high,

then I get oral reactions to things like apples and walnuts.

B.

[Guest guest]

....

> Now lyme and rabies have something in common, they are ricketssia.

> Very tiny little organisms, smaller than bacteria, but bigger than

> most virus.

I'm fairly familiar with Lyme having and my understanding is that

it's a spriochete and referred to as Borrelia burgdorferi and that

this rickettsia is another co-infection that can also come from a

tick bite just like the babesiosis, bartonella and Ehrliccia.

Although, it does seem like the Ehrliccia is a type of Rickettsia, as

well as Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever.

From the information that I've found that IS considered to be a

virus.

I bring this up as I've never heard of Lyme and Rabies having

anything in common other than them both being zoonotic diseases.

So, I'm just curious as to the sources of your information? I didn't

study alot of biology in school (physics and other engineering

sciences instead) and most of what I've learned has been over the

past 3.5 years since I got Lyme, so perhaps I've mis-learned

something along the way.

Thanks,

B.

[Guest guest]

My first experience with this illness I was very weak and had head

pain so the doctor gave me Augmentin 850 or something. After I was

finished the medication I had a severe allergic reaction all over my

body (severe uticaria). They claimed I was allergic to penicillin.

They don't test to see what caused the uticaria. Next was so many

antiobitics, sinus surgery. I am now allergic to most molds, candida

albicans, dust mites. I don't have the sniffle type allergy either

and never get stuffy. But I do get a lot of thick drainage from the

lungs and head. And of course the chemical problem.

> > <http://www.gianteagle.com/healthnotes/Concern/Allergies.htm>

> > >

> > > this is interesting reading, but deals mostly with allergies,

not

> > > sensativitys. i have come to the conclusion that allergy

testing

> is

> > > also sensativity testing and you could show a responce to

either

> > one,or

> > > none at all, and it's basically pretty useless, scratch tests

> also.

> > > i've had scratch tests that didn't even break the skin, but

> caused

> > skin

> > > rash from being on the skin, yet no attention was given to

this.

> > i've

> > > had repeated intradermal testing that showed allergies to all

> kinds

> > of

> > > molds and to many things that harbor mold, yet i don't have the

> > tipical

> > > allergy symptoms, which for years meant runny nose, sneezeing,

> > maybe

> > > some lightheadyness, what ever, however i do have high

> sensativity

> > to

> > > mycotoxins and there for often moldy invironments will affect

me,

> > to

> > > different levels depending on the level of mycotoxins at that

> time.

> > and

> > > i think it would actually be rare to be exposed to molds

without

> > > mycotoxin envolvement to some level wet or dry. heres something

> > that

> > > really bugs me, sence pinicillin has been introduced as a

> > antibiotic,

> > > it's been known that some people have a 'allergic' reaction to

> it.

> > some

> > > people wear braclets, it's so bad. yet what is it? it's a

> > mycotoxin.

> > > the antibiotic,pinicillin, that doctors have been over

> prescribeing

> > for

> > > years are mycotoxins, mold is constantly mutateing to servive

and

> > try

> > > to do it's job which is to decompose. seems to me the

combination

> > cant

> > > be good.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Correcting my own post - clearly I am what they call a " Lyme Brain " ...

> From the information that I've found that Rabies

> IS considered to be a virus.

>

>

B.