Re: Study Shows Inflammation from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome May be Risk Factor for Other Illnesses

[Guest guest]

Well. Since I am near Emory I will have to go try to have a conversation with

this Mr. Woodruff. Apparently he is not reading our posts or any of Dr.

Shoemakers work. I would like to see if he will listen to me. Thanks for posting

this a.

Study Shows Inflammation from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome May be Risk Factor for

Other Illnesses

http://insciences. org/article. php?article_ id=842

[Guest guest]

Make sure you take the bio-toxin pathway with you!

That'll show them

Taz <unitedstatesvet@...> wrote: Well. Since I

am near Emory I will have to go try to have a conversation with this Mr.

Woodruff. Apparently he is not reading our posts or any of Dr. Shoemakers work.

I would like to see if he will listen to me. Thanks for posting this a.

Study Shows Inflammation from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome May be Risk Factor for

Other Illnesses

http://insciences. org/article. php?article_ id=842

[Guest guest]

Great idea. I didnt even think about that...

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Fatigue is a symptom of many often quite curable diseases!

I have a list of diseases that cause fatigue and its VERY long. What

would make the most sense is for a clinician to spend an hour or two

getting a full history of the patient's illness, and then working

through tests to find the causes of fatigue. If mold is in that list,

the person needs to stop being exposed to it. That might mean some

work for their employer, landlord or themselves, but look at the

benefit to health!

Mixed mold toxicosis might be one big cause, a very common one. Clean

up the cause, and milder damage would almost always stop getting worse

unless the patient kept getting exposed elsewhere. Over time, if all

of the sources could be cleaned up, they might well even see some

serious recovery to their health.

Often, people have more, sometimes, many of these very real

infections, toxicoses, pathologies, etc, that cause fatigue, cell

damage/death, inflammation, etc. Things like Lyme disease, Epstein

Barr, parvovirus, enteroviruses, Valley Fever, etc.

A good doctor will try to figure out what might be causing them, and

address them, many of them are treatable or curable.

Mold illness has both immunological and toxicological causes. I think

its one of the biggest causes of people becoming chronically fatigued

that there is in this country, because of our building practices. All

we need to do is change them, and get the existing buildings cleaned

up and then ventilated, and people will get better. The cost in the

long run will be much less and imagine how much people will save on

drugs!

On Thu, Dec 18, 2008 at 12:02 PM, a Townsend

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