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though this was interesting. Sr. Croft reviewed tissue samples from my

hisdorectomy and confermed trichathecenes as causeing factor along with

urine. theres no dought in my mind that stachy myco's caused this as I

never had any problem in that area until my exposure started in the

first home. problems started right along with other symptoms.

immune system disfunction tied to endermetriosis, eggs appear to have

genitic adnormalities.

sometimes noted unusually low levels of sunstances that enable egg to

adhere to uterine lineing.

http://www.healthandage.com/html/well_connected/pdf/doc22.pdf

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Reproductive toxicity of numerous mycotoxins is a well documented effect as

it effects commercial animal production.. its a known effect of many

mycotoxins..in addition to their other kinds of toxicity..

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I agree... My reproductive and infertility problems started after the

exposure... I've been infertile for the past 7 years at least that I'm

aware of and I now have an endometrial strip... I know there's

something more wrong as far as my infertility but the doctors want to

blame it on everything but mold... it angers me because I'm young and

would have like to be able to have another baby but now that's been

taken away and all because of mold!

>

> though this was interesting. Sr. Croft reviewed tissue samples from

my

> hisdorectomy and confermed trichathecenes as causeing factor along

with

> urine. theres no dought in my mind that stachy myco's caused this as

I

> never had any problem in that area until my exposure started in the

> first home. problems started right along with other symptoms.

>

> immune system disfunction tied to endermetriosis, eggs appear to have

> genitic adnormalities.

> sometimes noted unusually low levels of sunstances that enable egg to

> adhere to uterine lineing.

> http://www.healthandage.com/html/well_connected/pdf/doc22.pdf

>

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hey Live, I will open my houses to you or anyone else here that wants

to prove me wrong. this was in my first home, long term exposure. yes,

other molds found, yes, manely stachy , visual,swab,and air. all my

symptoms go with whats known and corralate to trichathecenes and stachy

growing patterens.

I stated before how different the exposures were in these two homes.

--- In , LiveSimply <quackadillian@...>

wrote:

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> Reproductive toxicity of numerous mycotoxins is a well documented

effect as

> it effects commercial animal production.. its a known effect of many

> mycotoxins..in addition to their other kinds of toxicity..

>

>

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Jeanine,

Huh? I have no idea what I am supposed to have said that is disagreeing

with you!

I am just commenting on the papers that I have read - most of them about

commercially bred animals, that

lay out the many ways various mycotoxins prevent the animals from breeding

or cause miscarriages, birth defects,

accelerated or delayed or absent sexual maturity,hermaphrodism (sp?),

ambiguous genitalia, etc.

There is no way that a broad category like 'mycotoxins' is all going to be

the same.. There are SO many different

kind of mycotoxins.. The word 'toxin' just means poison.. it doesn't denote

some chemical family..

So the way those poisons act is very different...

So, see, if that is what you were getting at.. that mold exposures are

differerent, I agree with you 100%!

They have been different for me too.. The molds found in tests in different

places in my old apt. building were different too..

The molds they found also changed from one patch to another.. even within

the same general area..

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nothing Love, but you were clumping the causes and affects together

while I was trying to make seperate, a cause and affect. cause being

trichathecenes, affect being failure of eggs to adhere as in tooble

pregnacies and miscarrages and endermetriosis that leads to

hisderictomy/inability to have children. I dont think all myco's

cause endermetriosis,and I'm not sure if thats the only thing in this

area that trichathecenes cause. I do know theres some glands in a

certian area that if swollen could cause other effects. but would

like to hear more from the other woman here that have problems in

this area. there was some symptoms that went along with this that

well probably not get talked about on this board that are very

important. some that may be very rare that if known could alert

doctors to the early sighs if they would know and listen.

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> Jeanine,

>

> Huh? I have no idea what I am supposed to have said that is

disagreeing

> with you!

>

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" gsgrl2000 " sorry for your loss and yes, it made me angry to and

still does.

>

> I agree... My reproductive and infertility problems started after

the

> exposure... I've been infertile for the past 7 years at least that

I'm

> aware of and I now have an endometrial strip... I know there's

> something more wrong as far as my infertility but the doctors want

to

> blame it on everything but mold... it angers me because I'm young

and

> would have like to be able to have another baby but now that's been

> taken away and all because of mold!

>

>

>

>

> >

> > though this was interesting. Sr. Croft reviewed tissue samples

from

> my

> > hisdorectomy and confermed trichathecenes as causeing factor

along

> with

> > urine. theres no dought in my mind that stachy myco's caused this

as

> I

> > never had any problem in that area until my exposure started in

the

> > first home. problems started right along with other symptoms.

> >

> > immune system disfunction tied to endermetriosis, eggs appear to

have

> > genitic adnormalities.

> > sometimes noted unusually low levels of sunstances that enable

egg to

> > adhere to uterine lineing.

> > http://www.healthandage.com/html/well_connected/pdf/doc22.pdf

> >

>

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