Re: Bev and all/ mold and fungus

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Hi Bev...

We're in the same mode here. Since it's spring, I have a narrow window of opportunity, before the hot summer arrives and I have to close up the house, this is the time for home improvement/repairs.. so we've been painting and so on also. I don't stay here when we paint. I have a place I go to bug out. But I get the brain fog from it, and also have to watch because I have been shot into hypoglycemia from it. Yes, I use the low VOC also, just the way I am. So, no more chances, I just leave to protect myself. I've noticed for me it take about 2-3 months for it to really cure, but tolerable after two. I think because your toxic load was so high from the paint and everything else, the makeup just was the last straw and your body reacted. I hope you're starting to feel better by now. If you can take Tri salts or bi salts that should help.

The mold thing is insidious. I have a UV light in the house and air machines. But it's a constant battle. We must have really gotten and internal blast of moldy implant issues. I can't take many supplements for the candida/mold issues as they shoot me into hypoglycemia by burring off the fungus and sugar. I can do a little colloidal silver and some herbs like Pau D Arco,. but not caprylic acid or orgeano oil ugh.. I can't get near that. Not sure what I can take for fungus that wouldn't lower my blood sugar. Always a challenge! Stay safe

Hugs,

There would be nothing to frighten you if you refused to be afraid. Gandhi

From: "moodynomad@..." <moodynomad@...> Sent: Tue, April 5, 2011 5:05:04 PMSubject: Re: shortness of breath

That is incredible ! 5 miles. You go girl. That's something to work toward again. I forget how careful we have to be with natural living so I had a couple setbacks this week. My husband painted our 2nd bedroom with a no voc paint but I still felt lousy the next few days. And I tried wearing makeup on sat and sun woke up with a red puffy flaky under eye, which is still there, but better....bah. So minor when you think of worse times thou,..and yes the mold thing is such an ongoing issue. Especially if you live in a damp area or have lots of trees around...hugs, bev Sent via BlackBerry by AT & T

From: Natural Medicine <natmedgal@...>

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Date: Sun, 3 Apr 2011 21:28:40 -0700 (PDT)

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Hi Bev

It's all so true. In conjunction with using some of my remedies and putting into high gear lowering the total load, I was taking walks on the beach for 5 miles about 5 times a week I kid you not. The mold issues seems to be so strong for us. Boy do I wish i had seen my implants... hate to think what's left in there. But I'm sure there's still mold residue ..seems to be a biggie!

Hugs,

There would be nothing to frighten you if you refused to be afraid. Gandhi

From: "moodynomad@..." <moodynomad@...> Sent: Mon, April 4, 2011 12:12:32 AMSubject: Re: shortness of breath

Hey megan-congrats on getting everything out. That's so great. I have been dealing with mold in a big way. I was left with moldy capsule in me so too got waaaay worse after 'improper explant'. I haven't had one drug in me since anastesia from explant in sept. And I did not do well with any of it. So I've done everything with supplements, herbs and things like coffe enemas and epsom salt baths...I'm not familiar with any prescription drugs or steroids really. But yes my shortness of breath was so bad I couldn't walk more than 5 feet w/o getting winded or a flight of stairs for that matter. I couldn't get a good breath ever really it felt like. It was sooo scary. 3 months after explant I finally got on mold killing herbs and have been doing cold laser therapy to break up the scar tissue left in me. All is going well so far. I still have a touch of mold showing up but the shortness of breath has been gone prob at least 2 months now. So it took about a

month after I started attacking the mold. The body is an Amazing machine. You will heal. Don't worry. We generally don't use our lungs to our full capacity so you will have to start 'working them out'. Breathe slow and steady inhales for a count of 3 then exhale for 3. When you're ready go to count of 4,5,6..could take a long time but its ok, just listen to your body. Its also good to calm your system. We've been thru so much- our poor bodies. I remember every day feeling like a year when you're in that dark place thou...hang in there! You can learn so much from this experience and be healthier than ever. ~bev Sent via BlackBerry by AT & T

From: Hyde <megan3618@...>

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Date: Sun, 3 Apr 2011 20:39:36 -0700 (PDT)

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Hello,

For those of you that have experienced shortness of breath due to a fugal or mold issue with your implants, how long did it take for that symptom to resolve after treatment with anti fungals? Are lungs capable of "bouncing back" from this after proper treatment? I am only 4 days into treatment with Nizoral, so I know it is still early. I am already starting to feel a bit more clear headed and slightly more energized, but the shortness of breath is still very bothersome. It's to the point where I feel light headed a lot of the time, presumably due to the lack of oxygen. Sometimes they will also get an inflamed feeling, like I have been running in the cold. I don't really think there's much to do for it except hope that the anti fungals will hurry up and take care of things. I know that while steroids might provide temporary relief to my airways, they are essentially "growing the fungal

infection" which is very counter productive and not an option. I am just praying that there was not permanent damage caused. I am 3 months post explant and 1 month post capsulectomy by the way. If anyone has some experience with this that they could share I would really appreciate it. : )

Thank you kindly,