Endotoxemia/Endotoxicosis from Water Damaged Buildings

[Guest guest]

I've noticed that there is quite a bit of science on endotoxin exposure, and

that endotoxin levels are quite high in water damaged buildings,

particularly ones that involve flooding or similar.

Why doesn't this get brought up more? Its obvious to me that it matters

substantially.

Clean dry buildings don't have these high endotoxin levels, water damaged

buildings do.

Recently, endotoxins have been found to dramatically increase cell and

immune system damage caused by one family of mycotoxins (both macrocyclic

and non-macrocyclic trichothecenes) and several other environmental

toxicants through a process called priming.

Others will I am sure follow.

Why isn't this one of the things that gets brought up?