Re: Re: New type of contamination

[Guest guest]

What is the VCS test? and what molds should one be

tested for?

--- gsgrl2000 <gsgrl2000@...> wrote:

> I took the VCS test and it was positive so maybe try

> it again or get

> blood tested for mold (aspergillus, stachy, etc.) if

> you can afford

> to do so then you will know for sure. My family

> thought I was crazy,

> too. Hang in there.

>

> Dana

>

> > > >

> > > > I had thought I'd seen the worst

> contaminations there are out

> > > there,

> > > > but mycotoxins never cease to surprise me. On

> March 12th this

> year

> > > I

> > > > picked up something from the pavement near the

> building I live

> in.

> > > It

> > > > stuck on the soles of my shoes and on some

> papers I carried

> with me

> > > > that day (I crouched to tie a shoe and left

> the bag with the

> > > papers on

> > > > the pavement). I suspect that the contaminated

> pavement area

> is

> > > being

> > > > " recontaminated " on a daily basis by someone's

> shoes, probably

> by

> > > > someone working in the building nearby, since

> it's a very

> small

> > > area

> > > > (about 5 square meters, and the further I go

> from there the

> less

> > > > contamination is felt on the ground).

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > At first this contamination produced seemingly

> the same

> symptoms as

> > > > the previous mycotoxin contaminations, and I

> thought it would

> cause

> > > > only limited damage... but as the time went by

> I noticed there

> were

> > > > some big differences. If it doesn't penetrate

> or get stuck in a

> > > > material, it is a lot easier to wash than

> previous

>

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