Re: Re: Dr. Guidotti, President of ACOEM makes statement re: WSJ on the ACOEM Chatboard

[Guest guest]

Jeanine,

Please remember that studies on people are dangerous. This sword cuts both

ways but I think that studies on other primates can be exterpolated to

people..

We don't want to test toxic substances on pregnant women, no matter what

their nationality is or how much they need money. Please.

A system is broken that can't figure out that a toxic substance is toxic

that uses that inability to test on humans as an EXCUSE for continuing to

permit them/it though..

All sorts of things happen to me when I am exposed to mold and I certainly

can FEEL them.

There are lots of us.

This isn't rocket science..

On 1/15/07, who <jeaninem660@...> wrote:

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> read about a hudge study where they were going to do testing with

> 10,000 pregnaunt wowan to see if toxins are transford through the

> placenta. mycotoxins were listed as one they would be testing for.

> no, not the u.s

> >

> > Why don't the mainstream doctors/orgs fund a random study of the

> general population vs. people like us to determine if mycotoxins are

> elevated? do you think they might find some evidence?

> >

> >

>

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[Guest guest]

That is a very good idea.. we need studies like that here...

I was thinking something completely different.. I'm sorry..

[Guest guest]

> they are playing a very cruel game.

Yes, and in my opinion, they are also gambling with their scientific

credibility...as an organization.

They may not realize it or maybe they think they are so powerful and above

the law that they can get away with it but they wont and its incredibly

stupid.

One has to wonder WHY they are doing this and

WHO is telling them (ordering them?) to do this.

They must be very powerful and also very EVIL.

Science doesn't work like that. maybe it does for a while, but history is

full of stories like this.. (look at Galileo and the pope...) and

it never works..