Re: [AspergillusSupport] Add another one to the list American College of Preventative Medicine

[Guest guest]

Harriet Ammann, a senior toxicologist for the state of Washington and

one of the IOM report authors addressed this disconnect in a very

eloquent essay that she wrote for the plaintiffs in a New York State

lawsuit, Colin Fraser, et al vs. 301-52 Townhouse Corp.

She basically said that the ACOEM and their ilk in the toxic injury

defense community had repeatedly lied and twisted the IOM reports

conclusions to strongly imply in the courts that there were not strong

reasons to believe that mold caused illness and that people who

actually read the report would realize that it did say that mold

causes many illnesses.

On Nov 27, 2007 5:30 PM, <snk1955@...> wrote:

> Listen to this webcast and check out the slides.

>

> _Managing Indoor Asthma Triggers_

> (http://www.vodium.com/goto/acpm/pn100477_acpm/launch.html)

> _http://www.vodium.com/goto/acpm/pn100477_acpm/launch.html_

> (http://www.vodium.com/goto/acpm/pn100477_acpm/launch.html)

>

>

> At 47 minutes and 20 seconds, Dr. Holland, who is also (or was at

> one time) affiliated with VeriTox, states that the ACOEM, AAAAI, ACMT, and

> the

> IOM are all in agreement regarding the plausibility of illness from indoor

> mycotoxin exposure. This is a bold faced untruth being taught to the

> physicians of America. The IOM is NOT consistent with the other three

> papers that are

> ALL co-written by expert defense witnesses in mold litigation. The IOM

> specifically notes what ACOEM did and AAAAI, ACMT parroted is NOT accepted

> scientific methodology.

>

> At 39 minutes and 47 seconds he states that HP only applies to farmers, not

> those exposed within an indoor environment. This too is a known untruth.

>

>

Lets just call lies, lies..