From Dean's List To Death Bed.. A Students Mold Nightmare

October 9, 2009

ferrellstudio@...

Dr. Croft (I believe) speaks of tooth decay as phase 2 of the deadly disease

(Mycotoxicosis).

I would suggest Googling Dr. Thrasher & checking out his site & requesting his

dissertations.

You must find a toxicologist to examine your blood for mycotoxins, fungus, etc.

You must also get an Air Quality Report from a certified Air inspector & or a

micro-biologist.

I would suggest going through my site from head to toe * contacting Witzer Law,

as they may help or refer you to a TOXIC TORT Lawyer.

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> Pete,

> I just saw your blog and I too had oral surgery in Nov. 2008, I had a tooth

pulled. After the oral surgery I started to notice red dots on my arms and legs.

I was very weak and sick. I could not figure it out. At first I thought it had

something to do the oral surgery. But before the surgery I had been having head

aches and feeling bad....but after the oral surgery is when it hit me. The bumps

turned into lesions which did not itch. Not long after that I noticed a

springtail in my bath water. I would soak in the bath with tree tea oil trying

to heal myself. There would also be black specs in the water. I started saving

them and I called an exterminator. He took a sample back to his office and told

me they were springtails...he came back over to spray and went up underneath the

house and came back and told me I had springtails because they were attracted to

" all the mold underneath the house. " From there I called in a licensed state

home inspector to

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