Toxin Detection and Neutralization - Group Suggestions

[Guest guest]

In dealing with these mycotoxins, I've caught bits and pieces from

various sources. Is there anywhere which consolidates information

regarding people's experience with cleaning contaminated items? If

not, I'd like to suggest that we create a single 'sticky' thread to

which we can all contribute.

I'm a troubleshooter by trade, and my brother is a world-class

chemist (who by coincidence, recently discovered he's MCS). I

believe that if we can consolidate what people here already know and

feed that into a chemist's brain, that we will wind up with a

protocol which will help alleviate people's suffering. A previous

thread suggested that Drs change how they publish their research in

order to disseminate their information sooner rather than later. I

suggest that this user community do the same. We are all researchers

and have something to contribute. This can create a positive

feedback loop helping the professional researchers direct their

attention.

Let me start the dataset here:

The two central ideas which seem to determine duration and intensity

of contamination are porosity and permeability.

For example, metals are neither very porous nor permeable. They seem

to be the most 'cleanable'.

At the other end of the spectrum are plastics. Very porous and very

permeable make them very retentive. They also have an attribute

which makes them very 'sticky' in an electromagnetic sense. Notice

how trash bags cling to themselves from static electricity - this

seems to multiply the retention effect.

Textiles are a continuum, with cotton weaves at one end. I haven't

figured out what's at the other end yet, but I know there's some

variability in their toxin retention through multiple cleanings.

In summary, I haven't yet found the 'silver bullet' to clean

everything, but we've only just begun.