Re: does anyone have same symptoms from mycotoxins and other things?

[Guest guest]

Hate to say it, but that is exactly what happens to me, the left eye is

where it always gets started. We found Mycotoxins are impossible to get out

of clothing, we threw it all away-when i am around anything at all that came

from the " moldy " house, the sensation is immediate and unmistakeable.

If you are getting those reactions, throw them away-its not worth cross

contaminating!!

Good Luck,

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On Sun, May 24, 2009 at 12:46 PM, <Jsverdlove@...> wrote:

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> I'm trying to figure out if I'm reacting to a cross contamination (again)

> or something else. I keep reacting to the clothes I'm washing. I get the

> same headache above my right eye that makes me irritable/hard to function.

> If I'm around mycotoxins, that's the first hit I get then it gets a lot

> worse if it's a higher level. My hands also swell.

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> I know I get this same headache from EMF, but I'm when I react to the

> clothes, I'm not around EMF.

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> So my question is -- are mycotoxin reactions very specific/unique, or do

> people get those same reactions to other things that bother them?

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> I'll lose it if it's mycotoxins again.

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> Jill

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[Guest guest]

At 09:55 AM 5/24/2009, you wrote:

>Hate to say it, but that is exactly what happens to me, the left eye is

>where it always gets started. We found Mycotoxins are impossible to get out

>of clothing,

I know there are some things that get into cloth that I can not get out.

I found out that clorox is one those. Clorox combined with bad hot

water, hydrogen sulfide ruin a lot of my all cotton clothing. Well,

all of it. Some is still hanging in the closet. I avoid them. Hmm...

Many organic cotton fabrics have explicit warnings on the washing

instructions to never use a chlorine based bleach. Apparently, it

sticks in the cotton fiber and threads. Does something to them.

>we threw it all away-when i am around anything at all that came

>from the " moldy " house,

I wish I could take a flame thrower to the two homes I can no longer enter.

Of course, that is a lousy method, as it just puts the problem in the air,

and spreads it wide and far.

>the sensation is immediate and unmistakeable.

Yes, I suffer similarly.

>If you are getting those reactions, throw them away-its not worth cross

>contaminating!!

I agree. Bad clothing can cost $10 to " correct " , when it happens.

And $20 when you keep trying. Do add the cost of " testing " , and

that is the straw that breaks the camel back for me.

I go with the 3x3 rule. Three suspicions, then three tests. Then I

know for sure. Sometimes, it's the 2 suspicions and 1 test rule.

Not worth testing more, when the impact is " bad enough. "

Losing 4-12 hours of the day, is bad enough for me.

[Guest guest]

I had already thrown away everything from the other place (which wasn't

moldy but I had cross contaminated it). So these are new clothes, after

living in a hotel for months to detox! I'm on CSM and wonder if it's coming

out of me and onto the clothes, then cross contaminating the washer and any

other clothes (baby's, etc)

we tried ammonia and i react to the clothes that were washed in that -

totally different reaction though. Even brand new clothes washed in the

washer are now a prob, but if I keep buying new washers and new clothes...ugh,

you see what i'm saying! So I was hoping it was a reaction to the detergent

(7th generation) or anything, anything else...

Jill

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Hate to say it, but that is exactly what happens to me, the left eye is

where it always gets started. We found Mycotoxins are impossible to get out

of clothing, we threw it all away-when i am around anything at all that

came

from the " moldy " house, the sensation is immediate and unmistakeable.

If you are getting those reactions, throw them away-its not worth cross

contaminating!c

Good Luck,

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[Guest guest]

7th Generation had changed it's formula sometime over a year ago or so. I'm

really sorry, but I can't recall what the offending agents were now in the new

formula's for me, but it was a problem and we stopped using it. We've had some

luck with new clothes adding 20-40 drops of gse and a couple of tablespoons of

a/c vinegar.

 So I was hoping it was a reaction to the detergent

(7th generation) or anything, anything else...

[Guest guest]

I was wondering what " gse " stood for and what a/c vinegar was. Thanks.

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[Guest guest]

I understood the original poster's words as follows.

At 09:33 AM 5/28/2009, you wrote:

>I was wondering what " gse " stood for

www.nutribiotic.com GrapeFruit Seed extract (not Grape Seed Extract).

I've used GSE in many ways for years. While their web site is prohibited

by USA federal law from making claims, there are other web sites that

fill this role. Though, their labels are now double labels, they fold open

and lots of great info is to be found there. I've been expecting to hear

the FDA going after them for this, but a careful reading of the label

found very well worded sentences, making no " medical claims. "

I've never used GSE on clothing. Good to know.

>and what a/c vinegar was.

Apple cider I would think. I've only heard of using distilled grain

vinegar on clothing,

as the apple cider leaves a smell. You could wash it again.

[Guest guest]

le,

I'm sorry. Was fairly tired when I wrote that. " gse " is grapefruit seed extract.

a/c vinegar is not " air conditioning " vinegar, but apple cider vinegar, lol.

Sorry, I know it must have looked strange to spell it that way. My bad. 

I was wondering what " gse " stood for and what a/c vinegar was. Thanks.

[Guest guest]

gse - grape seed extract

a/c - apple cider vinegar

Both are very good anti-fungals.

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[Guest guest]

Correct, my bad again. I meant distilled vinegar. Yikes. I've had more energy of

late to try and add my two cents here and there.. and still am getting it wrong.

My apologies. Certainly do not want to mislead even in the smallest way.

I do know someone who is quite mold sensitive who says that she was able to

tolerate clothes from her old mold-contaminated after washing in 60-80 drops of

grapfruit seed extract about 2-3 times. I've tried it on some clothing with

mixed results.But to be safe, better to get rid of them and start new.

Sam

>and what a/c vinegar was.

Apple cider I would think. I've only heard of using distilled grain

vinegar on clothing,

as the apple cider leaves a smell. You could wash it again.

[Guest guest]

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Sam, I have read alot here about GSE lately, do they know what is in the seed

that makes it work as an anti-fungal? Just curious...D

In , Sam <yaddayadda53@...> wrote:

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> Correct, my bad again. I meant distilled vinegar. Yikes. I've had more energy

of late to try and add my two cents here and there.. and still am getting it

wrong. My apologies. Certainly do not want to mislead even in the smallest way.

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> I do know someone who is quite mold sensitive who says that she was able to

tolerate clothes from her old mold-contaminated after washing in 60-80 drops of

grapfruit seed extract about 2-3 times. I've tried it on some clothing with

mixed results.But to be safe, better to get rid of them and start new.

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> Sam

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[Guest guest]

I'm sorry Diane. I really don't know. I tried to google that info and came up

with some very contradictory information; where some sites tout GSE's incredible

properties and then others like wikipedia give it a rather negative and

interesting review. Not being a chemist, I can't say one way or the other. I

first heard about GSE years ago as a means for helping to get rid of candida. I

tried it for a bit, but it bothered my stomache. As for it's use in laundry,

that was from a friend with mold exposure and mcs issues. Wish, I could tell you

more. I'm sure that many on this list have a far more solid understanding of

what properties GSE has pro or con.

Sam

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Sam, I have read alot here about GSE lately, do they know what is in the seed

that makes it work as an anti-fungal? Just curious...D