Re: Re: Mich. Air Controller Wins Benefits from Dept of Labor for Mold Exposure

[Guest guest]

Thank you Kate. This just confirms what I've suspected for so long

now. Could it be that the high radiation areas change the ph level of

all living things making them more susceptible to mold?

If you've ever watched weather maps, you will see some that don't

filter out the high DB microwave radiation that usually runs before a

major front line. It's very interesting, besides seeing when and how

high microwaves are hitting you.

Barth

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u> This is very interesting. It seems to support a hunch that toxic molds are

more likely to take hold and thrive in environments which are higher in

electrical emanations. Shoemaker states in his

u> book " Mold Warriors " that he wasn't sure whether putting a UV

[Guest guest]

Kate,

Thanks for these insights. How do you test the frequency readings in the ducts?

Do you use an emf detector and do you point it in the registers?

Is there any more detail or online info that would explain the effects of uv

lights on mold? It's been promoted in so many different venues from using it in

your hvac system to air filters. I've been intrigued with the idea of uv as a

means to erradicate mold. I've been aware that it is unreasonable to expect that

when air is just blowing through a system you can't really expect any mold

reduction to occur and that the best you can hope for with hvac is that if the

light is shining into the air handler that it might reduce mold in the coils and

as far as air filters that only those that would actually have the lights

sitting in the inside of where the filter is, might do the same. The idea being

that the mold is caught and over time the uv light gets to reduce the mold,

viruses and such?

The radiation factor was something I never thought of. Is it in of itself aside

from mold a danger as well?

Anybody have any thoughts on this?

Thanks,

Sam

This is very interesting. It seems to support a hunch that toxic molds are more

likely to take hold and thrive in environments which are higher in electrical

emanations. Shoemaker states in his book " Mold Warriors " that he wasn't sure

whether putting a UV sanitizer in the central air conditioner duct system was a

good idea.

[Guest guest]

Sure Kate. There are very few unfiltered (by the gov., I'm sure) sites

that give you the radar emanations.

1. www.weathertap.com - you have to pay to get the maps

2. http://vortex.plymouth.edu/psc_satrad_an12.gif

3. http://www.nws.noaa.gov/radar_tab.php - If you click on a state on

this map, you will be able to see whether radar is beaming up there.

Watching a particular map frequently will give you clues as to what is

going on. Some good satellite/doppler radar combinations will also

show chemtrail activity in relation to warming from radar.

Barth

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u> ,

u> Could you direct me to a website which illustrates these weather issues?

Also, there is probably something to the pH idea, but I'm going to explore that

further.

u> Kate

u>

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>> Thank you Kate. This just confirms what I've suspected for so long

>> now. Could it be that the high radiation areas change the ph level of

>> all living things making them more susceptible to mold?

>>

>> If you've ever watched weather maps, you will see some that don't

>> filter out the high DB microwave radiation that usually runs before a

>> major front line. It's very interesting, besides seeing when and how

>> high microwaves are hitting you.

>>

>> Barth

>>

>> www.presenting.net/sbs/sbs.html

>>

>> SUBMIT YOUR DOCTOR: www.presenting.net/sbs/molddoctors.html

>>

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>> u> This is very interesting. It seems to support a hunch that toxic molds

are more likely to take hold and thrive in environments which are higher in

electrical emanations. Shoemaker states in

>> his

>> u> book " Mold Warriors " that he wasn't sure whether putting a UV

>>