RE : Mold DNA and Mycotoxins in Tissues and Body Fluids

[Guest guest]

Dr. Thrasher -

Does this mean that the mycotoxins mutate human DNA and incorporate themselves

in the human host, for example in the bone marrow of a human, changing the

inherited DNA?

Thanks.

toxicologist1 <toxicologist1@...> a écrit : I

do not know if your readers realize the following: Currently we

are able to test for mycotoxins and mold DNA in tissue and body

fluids. In addition, these same tests can be applied to bulk

sampling and air sampling of homes and buildings. Two examples of

two different families that I am working with are:

Air conditioning systems: contaminated with identified species of

Aspergillus and Penicillium. Mycotoxins present in the bulk samples

from the A.C. system are trichothecenes, aflatoxins and ochratoxin.

Urine screens on one family revealed trichothecens. In addition, the

man of the house had liver cysts. Biopsies of the liver revealed

aflatoxins 15 times greater than control values. The entire family

is scheduled for a urine screen for mycotoxins and sputum for mold

DNA and mycotoxins.

The second family is currently having urine screens done for

mycotoxins.

We have also done biopsy and autopsy materials revealing mold DNA as

well as mycotoxins, particularly aflatoxins.

We have done autopsy on a 3 month old girl who died of Reyes Syndrome

and had hemoytic anemia at birth and which re-occured just before her

death. Autopsy specimens revealed aflatoxins and Aspergillus DNA.

Are you interested? Contact Jack D. Thrasher, Ph.D. at

toxicologist1@...

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