Re: Re:s Hopkins U, Mold Myths, Health Alert aka Litigation Defense P

[Guest guest]

llaci: 1) Economic value of molds as opposed to bacteria and virus, which have

virtually little value in comparison, 2) The fear of the long held medical

secrets of mold and mycotoxins relating to cancers and other serious diseases

and the potential for substantial cures of " idiopathic " (unknown cause, unknown

cure) diseases. This would mean that all those trillions of dollars raised

through marathons, walks for the cure, march of dimes, etc., would not be nearly

as great once the values of antifungal medicines (even in curing the common

cold) were discovered to be highly effective nearly 50 years ago, and yet in the

case of breast cancer; cut it out, cemotherapy it, and radiate it (the last two

being all fungicidial medicine in composition (not bactericidal, or virucidal in

composition) and a natural fungicide in nature, respectively. 3) Medical schools

would have to start training doctors specifically about fungal exposures being

pathogenic rather than allergenic in the treatment process. 4) Perhaps many

thousands of often ineffective medicines might be replaced by a handful of

antifungal medicines which could devastate the pharmaceutical community. There

of course is much more to all of this, and at present it is only speculative at

best. I have no crystal ball, only scientific supportive research that suggests

that direction.

Best,

Doug Haney

[Guest guest]

Do you REALLY think it would do any good? They could

not get me out of there fast enough. I can armed with

photos of my home, mold test results, etc. They want

NOTHING to do with the mold issue.

I mentioned to several people about the presence of

mold in their building. One physician actually

admitted that part of the floor had been closed for

" remodeling " not to long ago. Another nurse came

after me asking me about what I smelled because they

were all constantly sick.

They do NOT want to address the problem, so in my

opinion, filing a formal complaint would only go into

the formal trash can.

I am equally amazed at how many of my records were

inaccurate. It has taken a lot just to get their

physicians to correct the records.

I called Rochester and they have a doctor who treats

fungal infections, but only ones in the lungs. I am

intrigued because there is what they call a " white

spot " on one of my lungs, but they did no further

investigating on what it could be.