Does anybody have data on comorbidity among fungal/environmental illnesses?

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Does anybody have any data on the incidences of comorbidity among

fungal/environmental illnesses?

Clearly, there is some overlap, but I think its also safe to say that

if you have one, the chances that you might end up with others in

addition to that is also increased because of the exposure.

So, I suppose a better way to phrase it might be, " does having any one

fungal or environmental illness bequeath any kind of immunity to

others? "

I don't think it would. In fact, I think it might make one more

susceptible to others because of your weakened state.

Diseases like to kick you when you are down, you know, just like

lawyers and politicians.

It would seem that for people who have spent significant amounts of

time living or working in these toxic environments, that the

likelihood of diseases existing comorbidly with one another might get

higher and higher as organ systems break down and the body's defenses

against illness are chipped away by toxins.

Its also possible that even years after the exposure that did the

damage has ended that some of the infectious or toxic agents may still

exist in the body, just as damaged DNA persists within the body to

cause cancer years later. For example, some toxins might get stored in

your fat cells or inside your body sort of like fungi that replicate

live there.