Re: trichothecenes causeing hormone disfunction

[Guest guest]

ps, this t-myco is produced by fusarium, also found in first home.

but I dont remember if it's produced by other molds or not.

>

> any good human studies out there on this?

> I fell certain that whatever trichothecenes I was exposed to in my

> first home cause severe hormone disfunction that caused not only

the

> endermetriosis but also very sore breasts and hot flashes. at age

38 or

> 39 when I was going through this a doctor laughed at me because I

told

> him I thought I was going through menapause. the hot flashes and

night

> sweats were sp bad. of corse he also failed to diagnose posable

> encermetriosis too. theres evidence that hormone disfunction leads

to

> endermetriosis and with the other effects I had I'm sure they all

tied

> into hormone disfunction. if I recall certain T-myco's cause

hormone

> disfunctions in animals. but I cant remember where I read the same

> effects from the same t-myco's in humans, thinking it was a paper

from

> kaye kilborne. anyone know?

>

> what I'm looking for is to link a certain hormone disfunction with

> endermetriosis

> and a certain t-myco to maybe that same hormone disfunction.

> if I remember right (zon)zearlone or something like that was the t-

myco

> associated with this.

>

[Guest guest]

This sounds familiar with me, too. I believe the trichothecenes cause

hormone dsyfunction because my hormone issues were one of my earlier

symptoms. At 29 I went to my doctors and demanded hormone testing

because all of a sudden I woke up with " acne " (of course it turned

out not to be), the rash that Dr, Shoe talks about in his book is

what I actually have and I started having menstrual and reproductive

symptoms (all hormone related) plus I know how endometriosis which I

have never had before. So yes in my opinion tricho. definitley cause

hormone dysfunction which leads to a host of other problems.

>

> any good human studies out there on this?

> I fell certain that whatever trichothecenes I was exposed to in my

> first home cause severe hormone disfunction that caused not only

the

> endermetriosis but also very sore breasts and hot flashes. at age

38 or

> 39 when I was going through this a doctor laughed at me because I

told

> him I thought I was going through menapause. the hot flashes and

night

> sweats were sp bad. of corse he also failed to diagnose posable

> encermetriosis too. theres evidence that hormone disfunction leads

to

> endermetriosis and with the other effects I had I'm sure they all

tied

> into hormone disfunction. if I recall certain T-myco's cause

hormone

> disfunctions in animals. but I cant remember where I read the same

> effects from the same t-myco's in humans, thinking it was a paper

from

> kaye kilborne. anyone know?

>

> what I'm looking for is to link a certain hormone disfunction with

> endermetriosis

> and a certain t-myco to maybe that same hormone disfunction.

> if I remember right (zon)zearlone or something like that was the t-

myco

> associated with this.

>

[Guest guest]

yes, I had acne type problems that I had never had my whole life, I

remember thinking what the heck is happening to me,

> >

> > any good human studies out there on this?

> > I fell certain that whatever trichothecenes I was exposed to in

my

> > first home cause severe hormone disfunction that caused not only

> the

> > endermetriosis but also very sore breasts and hot flashes. at age

> 38 or

> > 39 when I was going through this a doctor laughed at me because I

> told

> > him I thought I was going through menapause. the hot flashes and

> night

> > sweats were sp bad. of corse he also failed to diagnose posable

> > encermetriosis too. theres evidence that hormone disfunction

leads

> to

> > endermetriosis and with the other effects I had I'm sure they all

> tied

> > into hormone disfunction. if I recall certain T-myco's cause

> hormone

> > disfunctions in animals. but I cant remember where I read the

same

> > effects from the same t-myco's in humans, thinking it was a paper

> from

> > kaye kilborne. anyone know?

> >

> > what I'm looking for is to link a certain hormone disfunction

with

> > endermetriosis

> > and a certain t-myco to maybe that same hormone disfunction.

> > if I remember right (zon)zearlone or something like that was the

t-

> myco

> > associated with this.

> >

>