Re: Re: colonization-symptoms

September 27, 2008

Think of it this way, the route it takes to get in you is where it loikes to

colonize. 3 main routes your respiratory system,your skin and what you put in

your mouth. Where its warm and moist and a lot of food for them to thrive. I

was colonized in my sinuses, throat, small intestine and skin. I was told at

that time it was in my brain but thats hard to show. A few months later we

found it in my lungs by xrayand diagnosed with toxic encalopathy. All from an

acute exposure of 3 weeks and continued exposer from the clothes and luggage I

took out of condo.

Here's some tips that might help you figure out if your colonized,

Skin- Black light. look for patches of neon colors. they stand out like a sore

thumb.

Throat- dry, burning sensation, funny tatse in mouth, voice horseness.

Sinuses- lack of mucus (mold eats it), sinus pain,

Small intestine- heart burn like symptoms,new food allergys, stomach pain.

wieght gain.

Just to name a few.

I am not a Doctor but after a year and a half of reading all the research and

from everyone on the group sharing. there seems to be consistant syptoms and no

2 people are alike.

Hope that helps and I'm sure a few people in the group could add more.

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From: semco_semco_semco <semco_semco_semco@...>

Subject: [] Re: colonization

Date: Saturday, September 27, 2008, 7:49 AM

I'm not real sure how to answer this question. Colonization is not

mentioned in

Shoemakers Mold Warriors book anywhere, but I seem to remember someone else

mentioning colonization in your cells.

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