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

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Sharon

Thank you so much for posting this, Its so good to see some one not drinking

the ACOEM kool-aid.

KT

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“These records support that you have the clinical diagnosis of chronic

inflammatory illness based on laboratory testing, diagnostic testing, and

physical

and neurological evaluation,†the examiner said.

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It could be the radiation causes damage on cellular level, allowing pathogens to

invade them.

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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?

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> 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.

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> 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

>

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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.

Kate

>

> 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

>

> ---

>

> 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

>