Re: Spam[5] Re: Re: Mold Testing - labs & methods

[Guest guest]

Jack,

To add to your list, you found salmonella in our house hvac and after

several stool cultures elevated salmonella was found in my sick son's

stool culture...the treatment didn't help him, but it was worth the try.

sue v.

>It adds knowledge as to what species are present and probable

>mycotoxins. You can use the information for law suits, illness and or

>your doctor.

>

>Also, do not forget to culture for Gram negative and positive bacteria.

>A person may have an infection that can be associated with the house.

>For example, I have a case of Nocardiosis and another case of

>Mycobacterium cellulare obtained from a WDB.

>I also have a case of severe sarcoidosis caused by actinomycetes in an

[Guest guest]

Sue: One of the problems that I have been seeing is dysbiosis: abnormal floral

growth in the G.I. tract. A good example is a recent case I am working on.

Couple (ages 42) and teen age daughter. Severe diarrhea. She has an overgrowth

of Pseudomonas aeruginosa, which was identified in her environment and tap water

(on a well source). The male and daughter have periods of diarrhea, which has

not been cultured yet. We also detected Acinetobacter in the indoor environment

which may be adding to the dysbiosis (cultures are in the process). Dysbiosis

occurs because of abnormal balance in intestinal flora. Antibiotics will make

the situation worse. It is difficult to return the flora back to normal state.

There was a publication on this subject where the wife had severe dysbiosis.

The husband was normal. The treating internist decided to transplant the

husband's intestinal flora into the woman. I do not recall the specifics, but

essentially the physician introduced the husband's flora into the woman's colon.

Within a few days she had normalized and the diarrhea went away. The physician

actually typed the woman's flora and did identify abnormal bacterial flora that

the transplant successfully returned to normal.

Re: Spam[5] Re: [] Re: Mold Testing - labs & methods

Jack,

To add to your list, you found salmonella in our house hvac and after

several stool cultures elevated salmonella was found in my sick son's

stool culture...the treatment didn't help him, but it was worth the try.

sue v.

>It adds knowledge as to what species are present and probable

>mycotoxins. You can use the information for law suits, illness and or

>your doctor.

>

>Also, do not forget to culture for Gram negative and positive bacteria.

>A person may have an infection that can be associated with the house.

>For example, I have a case of Nocardiosis and another case of

>Mycobacterium cellulare obtained from a WDB.

>I also have a case of severe sarcoidosis caused by actinomycetes in an