Re: toxic anaphalaxis

[Guest guest]

I said that infection from upir body going into your cns/brain

diesn't affect your sinuses, that's true except if that infection in

your cns/brain causes swelling and csf leaks. infected csf butns big

time when it comes out your ears and if exposire causes your ear

canals to swell shut it forces the csf to find a path elsewhere. if

it can and you need to pay close attn. to whats dripping/running out

of your sinuses and running down your throat. if it's more like water

than mucus make your doctor test it. if it burns and causes ;ott;e

blisters and rawness it may be csf. I really believe that this

happening damages your ears and sinuses a lot more than what your

breathing that causes it but no dought they both play a part.

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> the only difference is that were not injecting it, we are inhaleing

> it and also ingesting it. dose does matter

> toxic mold exposure indorrs is not just about inhalation it's also

> about ingestion and to skin exposure but that route of severity

> depends somewhat so on skin type and race.

> at low levels of exposure, time is more a factor, as level if

> exposure increases the time is a factor as in you need to get your

> butt out of there, and out extremely high levels, your in trouble

> girl.

[Guest guest]

Who, Thnx for the excellent explanations!

Hugs, Cheryl

[Guest guest]

Thanks Cheryl, just trying to soak it all in and keep it somewhere in

my brain where I dont forget. I know somedays it's jumbled up a little

so writeing and posting just helps. hope it helps others too and

doesn't confuse them more. seems things are hard to soak in but easy to

forget. sometimes something triggers a memory and sometime it dont.

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> Who, Thnx for the excellent explanations!

> Hugs, Cheryl

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