Re: Residents Blame Health Issues on Mold

[Guest guest]

*arrgh*

There have been a number of papers that have come out in the last two years

that have shown that the inhaled dose of toxins is much higher than the old

levels that this guy is probably talking about. The old estimates assumed

(wrongly) that only spores carried toxins, we now know that the toxin load

on tiny particles smaller than spores is substantially higher than the

amount on spores only. And military research on weaponization of mycotoxins

shows that inhalational exposures are 5-20 times more powerful by weight

than toxins are when ingested. But they always use ingested levels as the

toxic level. Also, stachybotrys and fusarium toxins can also absorb through

the skin, for example, through hands and bare feet. And the presence of

bacterial endotoxins like LPS which are commonly present in damp buildings

when there has been flooding or sewage overflow or wet soil in basements,

etc. make some mycotoxins toxic effects several times stronger than they

would otherwise be. Also, there is a big difference between short term

exposures and chronic, low level exposures.. which very few scientists seem

to have done research on, even though its sorely needed.

What research we DO have - AS WELL AS A HUGE AMOUNT OF HUMAN EXPERIENCE -

shows lots of indications that chronic exposure to many mycotoxins can be

extremely damaging..

[Guest guest]

" You'd have more of a chance of ketchup causing cancer than mold

causing cancer, " said Cyrus Rangan, director of toxic epidemiology for

the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health. " It has really

become more of a legal problem than it is a medical problem. "

Although mold is known to cause allergic reactions such as respiratory

problems and sinus issues, that's about where it ends, he said.

If I hear this allergic reaction BS one more time, I'm going to SCREAM!

How about we write Cyrus a group letter from those who KNOW the health

compromises! Was there a comment section on this one? Of course LA

County would promote this BS...think of all the moldy schools, and

public buildings in their county!

[Guest guest]

Was there a comment section on this one?

Of course not!!! I think they know better

>

> " You'd have more of a chance of ketchup causing cancer than mold

> causing cancer, " said Cyrus Rangan, director of toxic epidemiology

for

> the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health. " It has really

> become more of a legal problem than it is a medical problem. "

>

> Although mold is known to cause allergic reactions such as

respiratory

> problems and sinus issues, that's about where it ends, he said.

>

> If I hear this allergic reaction BS one more time, I'm going to

SCREAM!

> How about we write Cyrus a group letter from those who KNOW the

health

> compromises! Was there a comment section on this one? Of course LA

> County would promote this BS...think of all the moldy schools, and

> public buildings in their county!

>

[Guest guest]

Florida is sooooooooooo bad I fear for our children and theirs to come, and

come very close to loosing my life trying to expose true facts while wondering

who????????? Those we have in office do nothing, do they know something we

don't?!.

Makes me wanna Holla.............Wake up world when I'm exposed it looks like

I've been burn my eyes,ears,most of all my skin blood prusher sky high. they

dotcor I went to I ask him what makes me have to take so much Acidophilus. he

said to me you don't ask me question he was the only one that could do that?

I started to get ghost, he saw that and quickly turn kind after I started to

leave it was his office that made my prusher go up. I would never go back to

this doctor again I have Medicare and Medicad for years it's worse than ever.

and to have that trash in our Government that don't care about

self............Hummmm Go Figure how do we expect our wishes to be granted.

What do we know?!.

The Lone Activist

Elvira

tigerpaw2c <tigerpaw2c@...> wrote:

Was there a comment section on this one?

Of course not!!! I think they know better

>

> " You'd have more of a chance of ketchup causing cancer than mold

> causing cancer, " said Cyrus Rangan, director of toxic epidemiology

for

> the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health. " It has really

> become more of a legal problem than it is a medical problem. "

>

> Although mold is known to cause allergic reactions such as

respiratory

> problems and sinus issues, that's about where it ends, he said.

>

> If I hear this allergic reaction BS one more time, I'm going to

SCREAM!

> How about we write Cyrus a group letter from those who KNOW the

health

> compromises! Was there a comment section on this one? Of course LA

> County would promote this BS...think of all the moldy schools, and

> public buildings in their county!

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Sister,sister, we know know what we have been through and no one

can tell us that we dont know what we know. we just have to figure

out how to make the world know what we know. hang on there.

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> > " You'd have more of a chance of ketchup causing cancer than mold

> > causing cancer, " said Cyrus Rangan, director of toxic

epidemiology

> for

> > the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health. " It has really

> > become more of a legal problem than it is a medical problem. "

> >

> > Although mold is known to cause allergic reactions such as

> respiratory

> > problems and sinus issues, that's about where it ends, he said.

> >

> > If I hear this allergic reaction BS one more time, I'm going to

> SCREAM!

> > How about we write Cyrus a group letter from those who KNOW the

> health

> > compromises! Was there a comment section on this one? Of course LA

> > County would promote this BS...think of all the moldy schools, and

> > public buildings in their county!

> >

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