Re: Re: dead sea-the perfect life?

[Guest guest]

I hear you

[Guest guest]

I don't think that the basic factors influencing mold growth have changed.

If a building is maintained well and designed well, mold doesn't become a

problem. That was the case in the 80s, and its the case now. Physical laws

have not changed.

[Guest guest]

The health of a society often is reflected in the success they have in

fighting 'decay'.

That should go without saying, but I think that one of the sysmptoms of a

breakdown in the social contracts that

all societies are based on is physical decay.

Maintenance is something that gets done when society has appropriately

balanced rewards and responsibilities.

When rewards and responsibilities become out of whack.. then a symptom of

that is a kind of imbalance that I think can be seen

physically in the way people take care of things..

Its just like you can't run a society on just sticks and no carrots or

carrots and no sticks..

Does that make any sense?

On 12/24/06, carondeen <kdeanstudios@...> wrote:

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> I too was never sick untill 1991-wish I could go backwards and change

> my life-I do believe toxins can and do change ,getting stronger-they

> adapt to their environment just like everything else-it is an arms

> race-we battle the bugs and they grow stronger and battle back-just

> like bacteria-now we have superbugs and the end of usefull

> antibiotics-why not super mycotoxins? we have been battling them with

> everything we can think of-they battle back

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[Guest guest]

I think that the consensus in the medical community is that people's immune

systems become sensitized to toxins that have caused

damage to your body in the past, and then react VERY strongly when they

encounter them again.

So for people exposed to them repeatedly, its as if the exposure is

cumulative, it gets stronger and stronger, and

the toxins do become stronger toxically because their body has an increasing

toxic load, as well as

learned the structure of the toxin that hurt it and so it is reacting

accordingly.

I think that some of it is the direct action of the ijury and some of of

this is like part of the reason we have pains, its signalling to make us

remove ourselves from that situation.

For more on the increasing toxicity, look up Dr. and

TILT " Toxicant-Induced

Loss of Tolerance "

This 'theory' seems to be increasingly accepted as fact, by all accounts.

Why she hasn't received more acclaim for it is unexplainable.

Maybe its because she is female and very few women seem to get the respect

that they deserve in the sciences..

The NYT has an article on that today.. its worth reading..

On 12/24/06, carondeen <kdeanstudios@...> wrote:

>

> I too was never sick untill 1991-wish I could go backwards and change

> my life-I do believe toxins can and do change ,getting stronger-they

> adapt to their environment just like everything else-it is an arms

> race-we battle the bugs and they grow stronger and battle back-just

> like bacteria-now we have superbugs and the end of usefull

> antibiotics-why not super mycotoxins? we have been battling them with

> everything we can think of-they battle back

>

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