RE : Re: EUROPEAN RESPIRATORY REVIEW, 2007

December 28, 2007

That is interesting. It is not the litany of what we typically think of

allergic reactions like wheezing and sneezing, skin rashes, dry throat, etc, it

is the " body slam " that the toxins seem to deliver over time and " Supersize "

dose...bombarding your immune system that is the real problem, and what the

medical community has not come to terms with. It is the debilitating loss of

energy, muscle strength, wakefulness and efficient productivity which is the

real problem.

That is not to minimize or marginalize wheezing which can certainly be

life-threatening.

It is the cancer and auto immune sicknesses which seem to spin-off like a 70's

TV sitcom. It seems that the allergy phase is what should be sending out the

alarm before the flu like symptoms continue on for years, and degenerate into

recognizable cancer and auto immune disease. Of course, attribution is never

traced back to the " yellow rain " of mycotoxins which have evolved from the

various species of mold that is dangerous and " unfriendly " to humans (perhaps,

animals)

and habitation, which could include schools and work places. ©

" Carl E. Grimes " <grimes@...> a écrit :

You hit the nail right on the head! Especially since allergic

reaction aren't the only reactin of concern. There are plenty of non-

allergic reactions including asthma triggers and toxicity.

Carl Grimes

Healthy Habitats LLC

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> Since Mold won't go away, here's an idea ...Looks as if soon, there

> may be a medication that will just turn off the IgE - inflamatory

> stage, which is all well and good I would expect for anyone in an

> emergency situation....but, isn't a " REACTION " just that? You subject

> your body to something it isn't able to handle and WHAMO! It's the

> body's WARNING SYSTEM... So, I am... reading this right aren't I?

> They'll be developing a medication and soon you'll be able to inhale

> more of the bad stuff???? And shushhhh the body's SOS call

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