Re: World Health Org (WHO) weighs in on Damp Indoor Spaces and Health

[Guest guest]

Sharon -

That is an excellent resource (WHO) and one I have used heavily for

research and testimony. It is time for people to look " outside of the

box " in this country for sources, diagnosis and treatment.

The view in this country is too narrow because of all the outside

" influencers " in medicine, drug development and statutes.

Thanks,

ginloi

2008©

>

>

> Dear All,

>

> Below is the link to the May 2008 WHO Newsletter addressing indoor air

> quality with a focus being on mould, assessment, health

ramifications, etc. I

> can't pull key snippets out of this doc to cut and paste to show

you. But it

> is well worth the read. To paraphrase, their is a toxic soup in

water damaged

> buildings. As such, one cannot merely examine one toxic, irritant or

> allergic component at a time and determine human illness is not

plausible to occur.

>

> Someone should call the US Chamber of Commerce and tell them they

are WRONG

> for promoting the concept that reports of severe illness from

exposure in

> WDB's is merely a result of " trial lawyers, media hype and Junk

Science " .

> (concluding sentence of US Chamber of Commerce paper)

>

> Sharon Kramer

>

>

> WHO Link:

>

_http://www.gesundheitsamt-bw.de/servlet/PB/show/1249175/HH_Newsletter2_2008Ma

> y.pdf_

>

(http://www.gesundheitsamt-bw.de/servlet/PB/show/1249175/HH_Newsletter2_2008May.\

pdf)

>

>

> US Chamber of Commerce:

>

_http://www.uschamber.com/NR/rdonlyres/eguxe34k6h5cqgjbgodwb635xa6rpfhnx7ijzam

> in2bru7ycedrbvinwsazp_

>

(http://www.uschamber.com/NR/rdonlyres/eguxe34k6h5cqgjbgodwb635xa6rpfhnx7ijzamin\

2bru7ycedrbvinwsazpsj2npsaalwbgljk4etpe3hibprqueqh/il

> r_mold.pdf)

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[Guest guest]

Thanks sharon,think I well try to send this out to many lawfirms

media,hospitals,university's,ect.

In , snk1955@... wrote:

>

>

> Dear All,

>

> Below is the link to the May 2008 WHO Newsletter addressing indoor

air

> quality with a focus being on mould, assessment, health

ramifications, etc. I

> can't pull key snippets out of this doc to cut and paste to show

you. But it

> is well worth the read. To paraphrase, their is a toxic soup in

water damaged

> buildings. As such, one cannot merely examine one toxic, irritant

or

> allergic component at a time and determine human illness is not

plausible to occur.

>

> Someone should call the US Chamber of Commerce and tell them they

are WRONG

> for promoting the concept that reports of severe illness from

exposure in

> WDB's is merely a result of " trial lawyers, media hype and Junk

Science " .

> (concluding sentence of US Chamber of Commerce paper)

>

> Sharon Kramer

>

>

> WHO Link:

> _http://www.gesundheitsamt-

bw.de/servlet/PB/show/1249175/HH_Newsletter2_2008Ma

> y.pdf_

> (http://www.gesundheitsamt-

bw.de/servlet/PB/show/1249175/HH_Newsletter2_2008May.pdf)

>

>

> US Chamber of Commerce:

>

_http://www.uschamber.com/NR/rdonlyres/eguxe34k6h5cqgjbgodwb635xa6rpfh

nx7ijzam

> in2bru7ycedrbvinwsazp_

>

(http://www.uschamber.com/NR/rdonlyres/eguxe34k6h5cqgjbgodwb635xa6rpfh

nx7ijzamin2bru7ycedrbvinwsazpsj2npsaalwbgljk4etpe3hibprqueqh/il

> r_mold.pdf)

>

>

>

>

> **************Wondering what's for Dinner Tonight? Get new twists

on family

> favorites at AOL Food.

> (http://food.aol.com/dinner-tonight?NCID=aolfod00030000000001)

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