Re: Interesting Quote Of The Day (the big cover up - the core issue)

[Guest guest]

yes yes yes..

of course, AGAIN, they make the mistake of conspicuously ignoring the fact

that mold itself will make you sensitized to it.

Being that that,

* mold creating hypersensitization,

and

* mold creating immunosuppression

are the crucial issues in causation, in lawsuits, in my opinion, the

situation begins

to look extremely immoral and intentional.

This is a big story. I would think media would be all over it, Why won't

they connect the dots?

On 2/10/08, Carl E. Grimes <grimes@...> wrote:

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> Sharon,

>

> You are exactly right in your comments:

>

> >...the IOM report. They state that HP occurs in susceptible

> > people. But they never define the term susceptible.

>

> In the December 2006 Indoor Envirnoments Connection article

> on Best and Worst for 2006 I presented the argument this way:

>

> WORST: ...First is the continuing lack of response from

> public health on any indoor environmental issues except

> those that kill, as if those that sicken aren't of

> consequence. One example is the ongoing controversy

> about the health effects of mold exposure. Because

> public health takes the stand that any mold can be a

> problem for any individual who is sensitized to it, don't you

> think they should provide guidance or a definition to

> identify such an individual? Without that, their statement

> is little more than an excuse to continue ignoring those

> victims.

>

>

> Carl Grimes

> Healthy Habitats LLC

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