Ticking Clock- Was: Re: How would you test this mcs safe home for mold?

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Some, many can recover and go on, it really depends on the level of injury, what

happens during a exposure and what happens afterwards ,varies, evan varies over

time, some healing may happen, other healing doesn't. theres a hudge difference

in levels of brain damage going on and some of it might not heal, but thats not

true for everyone.

last week I went through a period where the inflamation when into my eyes as it

was traveling around my body, after hanging out in my neck for a week plus,

causeing some pretty bad headackes,my ears hurt and did get a little damp at one

point, what started it all going? well, the antifugal nasal spray maybe, and I

wasn't takeing a binder which I probably needed to be doing at the same time.

CSM doesn't agree and any other binders causeing constapation with inflammatory

problems and me dont get along.

sometimes what starts the inflammation rolling and what it does may vary

everytime , this time I sweated out around my neck and head,

but it's not only mold that can get the inflammation going.

part of practiceing advoidance is to keep the inflammation down.

what happened at my daughters was probably a combination of things on top of not

felling great in the first place. so yes, theres a building up factor going on

but it's not just about mold.

my latest pee test was clean, years of practiceing advoidance, I didn't exspect

a hexhiemer reaction, but I did still have re-accureing polups,and the nasal

spray seemed to be help some.

washing the sinuses keep the polups from swelling constantly and

I even had some scans that didn't show them.

it's also fall and I have a hard time with things at this time of year,

dryness,dust,leaves,ect.

had a rain and felt much better for 2 days during all this.

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> This is EXACTLY what I think. Joe, I don't object to " your " theory about

exposures and the body being ratcheted up or inflamed such that subsequent

exposures are very, very bad. I just think it's not really *your* theory (as tho

no one thought of it before) and it doesn't need a clever name--because it's

self-evident. The more an inflamed body is around those substances that inflame

it, the worse it will be. Like Carl, though, I don't think this process

inevitably leads to death, and I think to state THAT as tho it were fact is nor

responsible, tho as ice said before, and I'll reiterate again, YOUR HEART IS IN

THE RIGHT PLACE. You care about other people, and I can't knock you for that!

Like Carl, I believe too that our environments are complex and to always focus

on mold or allergies misses the point, tho who can blame us when our own doctors

know little about even mold, let alone other toxins and bacteria in WDB. How are

WE supposed to be scientists,

> we who, largely have no scientific training? That's what we rely on

specialists for, tho they often fail us!

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