Re: mycotoxins,voc's

[Guest guest]

If you get them out of your body, do things return to normal?

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> Trichothecene Mycotoxins Activate Inflammatory Response in Human Macrophages

> http://www.jimmunol.org/cgi/content/abstract/182/10/6418

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> Pulmonary Responses to Stachybotrys chartarum and Its Toxins: Mouse Strain

Affects Clearance and Macrophage Cytotoxicity

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> http://toxsci.oxfordjournals.org/content/116/1/113.abstract

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[Guest guest]

Most likely not. Stachybotrys is not the only source of mycotoxins. Also, if

one has chronic rhinosinusitis, this is most likely a source of continuing

toxins and illness from fungi and bacteria. See the information on biofilms

that is being posted..

[] Re: mycotoxins,voc's

If you get them out of your body, do things return to normal?

>

> Trichothecene Mycotoxins Activate Inflammatory Response in Human Macrophages

> http://www.jimmunol.org/cgi/content/abstract/182/10/6418

>

> Pulmonary Responses to Stachybotrys chartarum and Its Toxins: Mouse Strain

Affects Clearance and Macrophage Cytotoxicity

>

> http://toxsci.oxfordjournals.org/content/116/1/113.abstract

>

[Guest guest]

well, this biofilm just put a hudge peice of the puzzle inplace for me

and I dont think the sinuses is the only contributing factor, like I said, lined

my insides.

I know damn well this is what I dealt with with the second exposure,and it did

contribute to fungal memingitis going to my head along with the high filth

content in the home.

now with a few things I read lately seems that actually a high mold spore count

and high moisture documentation in a home plus haveing personally dealt with

this biofilm on belongings and myself speaks loudly and that the finding by mass

spectrometry did find that mycotoxins attually are in WDB'S in can be inhaled

and match real good with the molds found and the worse the mold contamination

the higher amounts of mycotoxins, and all this gets inhaled and in this case

along with a heavy dose of biofilm just no doubt full of the filth that was

there speaks for itself. you get in a WDB war zone like this and it's going to

mess you up.

and no, not everyone well experience that to the same levels and in some cases,

like with my first exposure where the growth was mostly confinded to the 3rd.

floor and it was mostly dried fungal fragments and mycotoxins I was exposed to,

and knowing because I went to the third floor of this home after a heavy rain

and after my exposure in the second home and had reaction that I never had

liveing there before speaks loudly to me.

plus knowing that I had nasal sstuffiness in this first home but never a severe

sinus infection until after I got sick from the second home and than still not

knowing yet that mold was what was makeing me ill in the first home and moveing

back into that home,than all of a sudden experiencing a severe sinus

infection,along with other more severe reactions to other body parts , speaks

valumes to me, it's all finally makeing sence.

so really I would of and could of had a much higher chance of recovery if I

hadn't been exposure in the second home. just like I thought, and it wasn't

about me or my make up or genetics or anything else along those lines, it was

about the exposure.

to be exposed in two, so different environments like that should help others to

see just how different these exposures can be.

--- In , " Jack Thrasher, Ph.D. " <toxicologist1@...>

wrote:

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> Most likely not. Stachybotrys is not the only source of mycotoxins. Also, if

one has chronic rhinosinusitis, this is most likely a source of continuing

toxins and illness from fungi and bacteria. See the information on biofilms

that is being posted..

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