Re: Re: I'm allergic to 50% of all molds

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Cheryl,

Time and amount does matter, but some studies that I have seen strongly

indicate that in a given sensitive person, the dose does not necessarily

make the response. Its more similar to peanut allergies, etc. in that sense.

After a massive mold exposure, you develop a hypersensitivity that leaves

you very reactive to even tiny amounts of mold.

In other words, there isn't a linear dose response curve in people who have

been through a mold defense overloadhypersensitization. Once your immune

system starts reacting to mold like that, it may decline IF YOU MANAGE TO

AVOID MOLD COMPLETELY (thats what Dr. Rea's metal and glass suites are for)

but it usually stays with people for the rest of their lives to some degree,

as I understand it.

The dose does not make the response in a predictable way, unless you know

somebody's history of mold exposure.

Thats why people who get exposed to lots of mold have so much trouble

afterward.