How can one be sick and not be fatigued?(Was: Re: Tug's S...

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a quick look tells me the biofilm itself may be colorless but there could be

color from the mold spore.

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

wrote:

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> Fungi and bacteria form biofilms in nature and inside the body. The biofilms

protect the microorganisms from dangers in their environment. It would be

analogous to our skin.

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> [] How can one be sick and not be fatigued?(Was: Re:

Tug's S...

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> Dr, Thrasher, this boifilm, protects the spore but not us, is this what may

have have left a almost wax like cover on my belongings,

> which I fell pretty well coated my insides, hair,skin.

> in a very high moisture mold growth situation where it had been growing

many,many years unchecked, abandoned home would this biofilm be in heavy enough

amounts that it would show itself in that way.

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