Re: Re: Boston Globe 8/13/07: Autism caused by environmental triggers?

[Guest guest]

Mold inhibits protein synthesis dramatically.

That is as sure as poison to any cells that NEED to grow rapidly.. like

those in children..

Combine mold toxins with endotoxins - from bacteria, and the toxic effect is

ten to 100 times stronger than either alone..

[Guest guest]

When people are exposed to poisons, over time, their bodies develop health

issues that often have symptoms that are treated with drugs. many of those

drugs are what I would call a blunt instrument in that they don't just

address one symptom specifically, they do all sorts of things. Basically,

health problems whould be treated by curing the problem that is causing the

symptom and not just treating the symptom or you run into problems with what

doctors call polypharmacy.

Basically the more health issues you have, the more drugs they give you.

They may be able to stop one immediate effects of poison X by giving you

incredibly expensive drug Y thereby costing YOU a huge amount of money, and

saving them from having to spend a portion of their profits. But then poison

Z comes along. Now drug A might normally treat Poison Z but drug A has an

interaction with drug Y that makes it so you have to balance it out with

drug U.. Do you get the picture?

Wouldn't it just be easier to not let them poison us in the first place!?

WE NEED OUR OWN LOBBYISTS!!!

[Guest guest]

I'm sorry! I didn't mean it that way at all. I'm sorry if I sounded like I

was preaching..

I was just trying to make the point that even if a symptom might be semi

addressable by giving them a drug (well, actually, selling them a drug,

often at a huge cost.. which is higher because they need it..) that a better

solution is eliminating the problem that makes them need to take that drug

in the first place because all these drugs add up in people and can cause

problems.. Plus the cost to society financially is astronomical..

By the way, did you know that is how they decide whether doing something

like cleaning up a toxic waste dump is 'cost effective' - by comparing the

medical costs to the decreased profits..

Basically, that is like saying that PEOPLE's misery and diminished life

capacity has NO VALUE.. but that is what they do.

On 8/15/07, who <jeaninem660@...> wrote:

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> .. Do you get the picture?

> Live, are comments at the end of tour posts, like this needed?

> how are you addressing this to?

> my post was about adverse reactions between what mold/myco's are doing

> in your body and takeing drugs, my experience is that it can cause

> adverse effects and yes, could cause more harm than good.

> this is where you have to be toy own doctor and reconize a adverse

> reaction and stop takeing that drug. I think most here have experienced

> this and thats why they are looking for natural remedies.

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[Guest guest]

Amen to that. We really do need more doctors who understand the nature of mold

toxicity and the futility of prescribing poisonous drugs to a person who is

already overloaded with toxins.

Betsy

LiveSimply <quackadillian@...> wrote:

I'm sorry! I didn't mean it that way at all. I'm sorry if I sounded

like I

was preaching..