Re[2]: Re: ShoeMaker / antifungals

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I agree. This whole " hard on the liver " concept. Where did that start

and where are the statistics to back up the claim of rampant liver damage

from taking anti-fungals?

Dr. M never had a problem of patients experiencing that from the

anti-fungals. And neither does my daughter's Cystic Fibrosis doctor. My

daughter

has been on them non-stop since 2001. She is a 27 year old with CF..who

skis, snowboards, rides dirt bikes and has almost 100% lung function of other

people her age. As I wrote before, Carol of the Aspergillus Board has been

on them for twenty years and has no liver problems.

While I am sure it is a risk for some, because every medication is, I have

NEVER ONCE seen a study of a bunch of people having liver failure from

anti-fungals. Maybe in AIDS patients on their last leg its a problem, cuz

they usually die from fungal complicantions. But other than that, just seen

it parroted a million times as the gospel.

Where are the studies to back up that claim of a reason to not prescribe

anti-fungals to immunocompetent people who have developed fungal infections?

Oh wait! Immunocompetent people don't get fungal infections. ACOEM,

" Except for persons with severely impaired immune systems, indoor mold is not a

source of fungal infections. Current scientific evidence does not support

the proposition that human health has been adversely affected by inhaled

mycotoxins in home, school, or office environments. "

Where are the studies to back that BS up, too?

Sharon

Sharon

In a message dated 1/6/2011 1:00:40 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,

kmtown2003@... writes:

She did Nasal anti-fungals which really don't enter to much into the liver

and she was taking CSM and the late Great Dr Marinkovich said that was a

not correct.

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Subject: Re[2]: [] Re: ShoeMaker / antifungals

" _snk1955@..._ (mailto:snk1955@...) "

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Date: Thursday, January 6, 2011, 8:55 AM

I would think that her doctors would also have to monitor her liver

enzymes since antifungals are hard on the liver.

Barth

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Sharon Noonan Kramer

[Guest guest]

She did Nasal anti-fungals which really don't enter to much into the liver and

she was taking CSM and the late Great Dr Marinkovich said that was a not

correct. 

From: Patilla DaHun <glypella@...>

Subject: Re[2]: [] Re: ShoeMaker / antifungals

" snk1955@... " < >

Date: Thursday, January 6, 2011, 8:55 AM

I would think that her doctors would also have to monitor her liver

enzymes since antifungals are hard on the liver.

Barth

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[Guest guest]

There are more docs scattered about, but the whole fungal thing has

been covered up by big biz and insurers. The pharmaceuticals and

medical agencies have discredited all legitimate findings by those who

wish to help. It all boils down to the cost of remediation and

compensation.

Barth

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jac> Where is Dr. Gray? Are Gray and Shoemaker the only pioneers out there?

Anyone know of doctors that deal with fungus in Cleveland, Ohio? Or what about

neurologists who " get " chemical

jac> sensitivity, celiac disease, candida and fungal / mycotoxin effects on the

CNS and can deal with the whole beast as one multi-system entanglement.

jac> Please advise.

jac> [] Re: ShoeMaker / antifungals

jac> Dr Gray told me that DrS does not want to use anti-fungal because he is

afraid of causing a super bug. ...snip