Guest guest Posted May 31, 2000 Report Share Posted May 31, 2000 In a message dated 5/31/00 4:39:29 PM Eastern Daylight Time, lyme-aidegroups writes: << Message: 9 Date: Wed, 31 May 2000 12:20:57 EDT From: rmcmur3194@... Subject: Re: Very important question!!!! carolyn....i have never heard doc b state he was " cured " i and many others do not believe this disease can be cured.....it is my feeling that he is enjoying a long symptom free period...i hope it continues for ever...but the possibilitie of relapse is always there..... Reid >> Reid, I know he doesn't like the word cured, but Dr. B made out a ribbon for MOW. On that ribbon, he wrote cured in 1995..... I questioned him on that, and he just smiled! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 1, 2000 Report Share Posted June 1, 2000 In a message dated 5/31/00 4:39:29 PM Eastern Daylight Time, lyme-aidegroups writes: << Message: 9 Date: Wed, 31 May 2000 12:20:57 EDT From: rmcmur3194@... Subject: Re: Very important question!!!! carolyn....i have never heard doc b state he was " cured " i and many others do not believe this disease can be cured.....it is my feeling that he is enjoying a long symptom free period...i hope it continues for ever...but the possibilitie of relapse is always there..... Reid >> Reid, I know he doesn't like the word cured, but Dr. B made out a ribbon for MOW. On that ribbon, he wrote cured in 1995..... I questioned him on that, and he just smiled! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 26, 2002 Report Share Posted January 26, 2002 I would be very interested in purchasing at $5.50 plus shipping (I'm in Western Washington State). I've been doing some looking around,and that seems like a very good price. Thanks. Robin, I live in Everett, WA. There are two companies I like to buy from. One is Zenith products in Seattle on Roosevelt Ave. The other is Brambleberry in Bellingham. Both are wonderful places. I have business at times in both places, so I visit the stores when I am there. Brambleberries has much more product than Zenith. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 26, 2002 Report Share Posted January 26, 2002 At 05:17 PM 1/26/02 +0000, you wrote: > Also, does anyone know of any soap/beauty supply companies open to the >public in the Seattle-Everett-Bellingham, Washington area? I would like to >purchase some things in person, especially EO's and base oils. Samara-Botane is in Seattle...a source of wonderful, therapeutic oils, hydrosols, infused oils, etc. you will not find bargains, but you'll find superb healing oils. Your source for superb Essential Oils, Aromatherapy Accessories, Information, Books and more! Visit us at: <http://www.naturesgift.com> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2002 Report Share Posted June 13, 2002 Mold boosts home insurance a Stefanova THE WASHINGTON TIMES Published 6/7/2002 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Blame mold. The spore-spreading fungus is causing a big increase in property-damage claims to insurance companies nationwide, sending insurance rates for homeowners and landlords through the roof. Claims are piling up because of a recent large mold-related lawsuit and a strong residential real estate market, which resulted in fast but not always high-quality home construction. Premiums across the country have risen from 6 percent to 15 percent. Like all forms of life, mold needs three basics to survive: water, a food source — anything organic, such as wood or cellulose insulation — and warm temperatures. So leaky water pipes and roofs, cracked foundations and overflowing washing machines encourage the spread of molds. Sometimes mold is obvious, presenting itself on bathroom tiles or as a spot on a carpet. Insurance doesn't cover such repairs, because they are considered home maintenance. But there are times when a home becomes smelly, and the residents don't know why. After testing air samples, an environmental company may find there is a mold infestation. Insurance covers the cost of the repair if the owner could not have prevented the problem. " The process [of killing and cleaning up mold] can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks it's pretty disruptive to people's lives, " said Truitt, president of Truitt Builders, a District-based general contractor. Repairing a home eaten up by mold can also be pricey. While a simple spot on a carpet can cost less than $500 in cleanup, a more complicated problem involving structural damage can run a tab from $5,000 up to tens of thousands of dollars. The more costly projects are the problem, putting insurance companies between angry homeowners and builders who did quick but sloppy work. In some such cases, air pockets are left in the walls, allowing moisture to seep in. Mold can grow hidden behind the panel of a window that may not have been properly installed. Repair companies don't care who writes the check but often blame the builders rather than the insurers for homeowners' mold problems. " We've worked on multimillion-dollar homes that are beautiful physically, but structurally, it's poor construction, " said Alan Wozniak, president and chief executive of Pure Air Control Services, a mold-remediation company. " It happens often in areas like Northern Virginia, for instance, and other areas of high growth, where homes are being built as fast as humanly possible. " In many cases the builders buy homes back, because they realize, 'We've caused a microbial nightmare,' and there's nothing they can do, but that's only after all this litigation occurred, " Mr. Wozniak said. And insurance premiums have risen because of the increased litigation related to mold claims. A year ago, Farmers Insurance Group lost a $32 million lawsuit filed by a Texas family that said toxic mold in its home caused severe health problems. The jury found that the insurer failed to pay for repairs needed for a water leak, which allowed mold to grow rampant, making the house uninhabitable. Since then, mold-related insurance claims in Texas have jumped about 600 percent, and homeowners' premiums have risen 20 percent. A California homeowner was awarded $18.5 million in damages from his insurer when several water pipes in his home burst during remodeling and resulted in mold. The homeowner was away at the time, so the leaking pipe in the attic went undetected for several days. Several celebrities also have jumped on the litigation bandwagon. Among the most prominent cases is that of Brockovich, who discovered mold in a house she bought after the story of her legal crusade on behalf of pollution victims in California was turned into a movie. Entertainer Ed McMahon, too, is having problems. A few weeks ago he filed suit against his insurance company for more than $20 million, saying that he was sickened by toxic mold that spread through his Beverly Hills house after contractors cleaning up water damage from a broken pipe botched the job. Mr. McMahon and his wife, Pamela, became ill from the mold, as did members of their household staff, according to the Los Angeles County Superior Court suit. The couple also blames the mold for the death of their dog, Muffin. Mold spreads by sending off spores, which contain poisons that can affect the health of those who inhale or ingest them. Still, the health threat is under debate, as authorities have never set standards for acceptable levels of exposure. The National Academy of Sciences is working on a mold report, due in April, for the government. The National Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says up to 10 percent of the population may be allergic to molds. Common health problems include nasal stuffiness, eye irritation and wheezing. The most dangerous but less common type of mold is Stachybotrys chartarum, or " black mold. " It produces multiple toxic spores that can become airborne and cause health problems, from headaches and dizziness to cancer and bleeding in the lungs. Mold shows no prejudice toward the poor or the wealthy. Locally, it has no neighborhood preference. The fungus has grown as much in dilapidated former public housing projects east of the Anacostia River as it has in plush housing such as the Residences at the Ritz-Carlton, at 22 and M streets NW. The latter, an 18-month-old enclave of swank condominiums and penthouses populated by the likes of Jordan and Mia Hamm, has been attacked by an aggressive black mold that has made some residents sick. In Gaithersburg, a new community found itself under siege by mold because the builders used plywood from the Carolinas; the wood had been infected by mold during Hurricane Floyd in 1999. Now mold is in the homes' structure. " The problem is that if it's not cleaned up within 24 to 48 hours, mold issues are guaranteed in a home, " said Mr. Wozniak, who adds that schools and old government buildings are often a haven for mold, because they haven't been repaired in years. Texas, California, Florida and New York are hotbeds for mold problems. Legislation has been enacted in California, and is pending in Connecticut, Nevada, New Jersey and New York. The California bill requires a home seller to disclose to potential buyers any mold-related problems. No such laws are being considered locally, though two weeks ago a mold seminar was held at the Ritz-Carlton Tysons Corner. Among the issues was how insurance companies should defend themselves in mold lawsuits, as well as the " politics of mold, " which was perhaps thrown in to lighten up an otherwise dark topic. ----- Original Message ----- From: < > < > Sent: Thursday, June 13, 2002 7:56 AM Subject: [] Digest Number 1278 FAIR USE NOTICE: This site contains copyrighted material the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. We are making such material available in our efforts to advance understanding of environmental, political, human rights, economic, democracy, scientific, and social justice issues, etc. We believe this constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, the material on this site is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior interest in receiving the included information for research and educational purposes. For more information go to: http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/17/107.shtml. If you wish to use copyrighted material from this site for purposes of your own that go beyond 'fair use', you must obtain permission from the copyright owner. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ There are 11 messages in this issue. Topics in this digest: 1. Asked to support Conyers From: kenhmoulton@... 2. Re: Asked to support Conyers From: kenhmoulton@... 3. Mold Delays Search at WTC Bank From: bherk@... 4. Serum tests for toxins From: " phillipapirrip " <archiekennedy@...> 5. Mold Letter From: kenhmoulton@... 6. press release From: kenhmoulton@... 7. Re: Serum tests for toxins From: " tigerpaw2c " <tigerpaw2C@...> 8. Help for a friend..Neutropenia From: " i_tri_hard " <i_tri_hard@...> 9. Totally UNREASONABLE From: Stinkypouf@... 10. " Organic farming could kill billions of people. " From: Stinkypouf@... 11. Re: [iMMUNE] Fwd: chemical breakdowns From: agasaya@... ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Message: 1 Date: Wed, 12 Jun 2002 09:25:05 EDT From: kenhmoulton@... Subject: Asked to support Conyers Subj: (no subject) Date: 6/11/2002 8:53:09 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: <A HREF= " mailto:MLMJ75 " >MLMJ75</A> <A HREF= " mailto:KENHMOULTON " >KENHMOULTON</A> Dear Ken, Why don't you get everyone together and ask them to also support Congressman Conyers' Federal Legislation? The more press and pressure the US Reps and Senators get to support his legislation, the better it will be for all of us on the individual states' level. Because of your work with his office and the eventual filing of his federal legislation last Tuesday, Toxic Mold Protection is on the map federally. What do you think? We need all these people to support the federal legislation as well as MA legislators to support yours. If we can make some headway on the federal, the states will have to fall in line. The US senators and reps offices have to be bombarded with calls, mail, and emails to let them know that we want this problem resolved from the top down. It will be so much easier for us statewise to get legislation passed if the states are forced to follow the lead federally. What do you think? [This message contained attachments] ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Message: 2 Date: Wed, 12 Jun 2002 09:32:06 EDT From: kenhmoulton@... Subject: Re: Asked to support Conyers , As I have said many times, I am willing to support Mold Legislation when I am allowed to see it. Conyers has yet to allow me to see his. All I keep seeing are his wish list and have commented on it. The only communications from his office, besides Ms. threatening to have me arrested when I asked to see the legislation, was a 5 minute phone call some weeks ago. At that time I asked to see the written legislation and was again rebuffed. Communications is a two way street. He refuses to communicate. Perhaps he should offer support for my Legislation. Isn't that fair if he wants support for his? Mine is written and before Committee while his remains a wish list. Remember, my family and I did a lot of the research, calling, writing and support for a lot of folks out there. When we asked for help a lot of groups remained silent but they had no problem flying to Detroit for Conyers and his wish list. We were asked by some in California to write to Governor last year for their mold bill and did so immediately. When I asked them, only HADD folks responded. Where was everybody else? Right now only HADD and NTMC have shown their concern for mold by speaking in support of the only written legislation out there. Many others have asked me to send my legislation to their states to include folks from Florida, Texas, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, New York, Arizona and Georgia. These folks have seen my mold bill and know what it says. They know it also has accountability. Those that have seen the Conyers wish list support mine because it is written and being heard. I have never given my voice, or asked others to support, to something that I am not allowed to read. I thought all of us in this mold fight were suppose to be equal but it appears from the politics being played by some we are not. If anybody wants to support Conyers they can. I cannot support what I have not been allowed to see. Ken [This message contained attachments] ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Message: 3 Date: Wed, 12 Jun 2002 13:02:43 -0400 From: bherk@... Subject: Mold Delays Search at WTC Bank http://dailynews./h/krnewyork/20020610/lo/mold_delays_search_at_wtc _bank_1.html Monday June 10 07:21 AM EDT Mold Delays Search at WTC Bank By GREG GITTRICH A damaged 40-story building near Ground Zero will not be searched for human remains until its owners and the city agree on how to handle a mold infestation and other health hazards, sources said. Deutsche Bank, which owns 130 Liberty St., is to meet today with the city Office of Emergency Management and the Fire Department to discuss the recovery operation. Officials need to sort out how and when the potentially contaminated debris inside the building should be searched. The city hopes to work out a plan this week, sources said. The long-awaited deal would be greatly welcomed by recovery workers at the World Trade Center site who have been pressing for weeks to conduct a meticulous search of the building. Officials stepped up their requests to sift through debris in the tower and two other buildings, 90 West St. and 130 Cedar St., in April - when Mayor Bloomberg was preparing to select a day to mark the end of the recovery effort. Bloomberg noted again yesterday that the May 30 ceremony was a symbolic end to the work. " We expected to find other bodies, " he said. " We are going through the same procedures with the same respect and the same care no matter where we find pockets of debris. And unfortunately this will go on for a while. " Remains Found About a dozen remains were found during searches of 90 West St. and 130 Cedar St. " The big problem with the bank building is the mold, " said a recovery official, who asked not to be named. " If we send a recovery team into that building and they get a respiratory problem, who is responsible? " the official asked. " It may be the building owner. It may not be. We're trying to figure that out. " The facade of the bank building was torn open by the collapsing twin towers. The bank building is stable, but an aggressive mold has spread along its walls and ventilation ducts. Bank employees who have entered the building say they have been required to wear a protective suit and respirator. Gov. Pataki predicted an agreement to search the building would be reached soon. " I'm confident that the city will be able to work out any disputes with any private entities, " he said. Deutsche Bank officials did not return calls. With L. Colangelo ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Message: 4 Date: Wed, 12 Jun 2002 17:54:10 -0000 From: " phillipapirrip " <archiekennedy@...> Subject: Serum tests for toxins I found a link (URL below) on Phares Heindl's web page (Thank-you, sir, for pointing me to your page) and read an article, the gist of which is that serum tests for mycotoxins are unreliable. This is disappointing. Does anyone have any comment to make on this? http://www.dhs.cahwnet.gov/org/ps/deodc/ehib/EHIB2/topics/Serologyf2.h tm ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Message: 5 Date: Wed, 12 Jun 2002 17:34:38 EDT From: kenhmoulton@... Subject: Mold Letter June 12, 2002 Massachusetts State Legislature I support the Moulton Toxic Mold Protection Act, S2353, for Massachusetts. The Legislation was written by my family to help us and others fight Toxic Mold. I have lived with my Family in their Centerville home since 1992. On May 10, 2002, one day after my 82nd Birthday, I became ill and entered Cape Cod Hospital. No Medical reason for my illness could be found. Doctor's, upon hearing of the Toxic Mold in our home, stated I could not return. It has hurt my Family that I had to go to a Nursing Home and not return but they want my safety to come first. The State must now pay over 300 dollars a day for my Nursing Home care. When I lived with my family, it cost the State nothing. Not only has the Toxic Mold destroyed my Children's home, it has also destroyed all of their belongings. It has also destroyed all of my belongings I have saved since my Husband and I were married in 1939. All of the pictures and memories are destroyed. All of his awards from the Navy during World War 2 have been destroyed. If Barnstable and the State of Massachusetts had obeyed the Law, none of this would have happened. Instead, my family has been destroyed. You must restore my family now. May Moulton Cape Regency Nursing Home South Main Street Centerville, Ma. 02632 [This message contained attachments] ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Message: 6 Date: Wed, 12 Jun 2002 18:05:59 EDT From: kenhmoulton@... Subject: press release HADD – (Homeowners Against Deficient Dwellings) Virginia & Ken Moulton, Co-Presidents CT., MA., R ., New York, and NH. Chapters 38 Hawser Bend Centerville, MA. 02632 E-Mail: kenhmoulton@... PRESS RELEASE On June 10, 2002, the Massachusetts State Legislatures Joint Committee on Health held a hearing on a proposed bill, S2353. This bill is aimed at helping those that have been infected by Toxic Molds. Its goal is to stop the manifestation of Toxic Molds and some of the instances that create or allow it such as illegal, unhealthy and unsafe building across the Commonwealth and failures by insurance companies and local and state government to protect their clients and employees . The Legislation is based upon a Mold Bill enacted last year in California. The bill was redesigned to allow for stronger standards on mold. It adds strong penalties and accountability for any, including State Government Agencies and employees, that allow or knowingly create or allow an environment for Toxic Mold. It mandates tough disclosures for builders, inspectors, realtors, landlords and government in regards to their knowledge of Toxic Mold. The Legislation removes the issue of Sovereign Immunity from local and state government when illegal acts of their staff or employees have been a contributing factor to Toxic Mold. It is considered to be the toughest Legislation in the Nation to deal with the issues of Toxic Mold and accountability. As the writer of the Legislation stated, if you find how to clean up Toxic Mold but ignore the actions that cause it, you have accomplished nothing. Under current Massachusetts Laws, citizens have had their legal rights removed by the State in attempts to hold many of those whose acts have made mold their byproduct or allowed or contributed to the growth of mold. Another by-product of this form of diminished legal rights against home and property owners is the lack of insurance coverage. While banks and mortgage holders require loan holders to have insurance coverage, very few insurance companies nationwide will cover any claims or loses that are suffered due to illegal or unsafe construction. Should a home have to be torn down or burned down due to Toxic Mold infestation, there is little or no protection. Should anybody die or suffer injuries, there is little or no protection for the public. Any insurance companies that had allowed coverage in the past have now changed their policies to stop coverage. The public is left defenseless! The Committee was told that under the Constitution of the United States and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Government is responsible for protecting the health and common good of citizens. The writers of the Legislation had e-mailed and faxed various State officials asking them to attend the hearing but none responded to the health needs of Massachusetts. The Joint Committee lists their total membership at 16 Senators and Representatives. Only three members were able to attend the hearing and hear the compelling testimony in support of the Legislation. A few people that appeared and rose in opposition to the Legislation did not speak and submitted written replies for the Committee. The writer of the Legislation was given a two and a half business day notice of the scheduled hearing. Many Massachusetts citizens were not able to attend the hearing due to the short notice. Some are state and local employees and teachers. Many parents whose children have come in contact with Toxic Mold at school could not make day care arrangements to attend. The Committee received letters supporting the Legislation from citizens from Massachusetts and across the Nation that have been infected with Toxic Mold This same Mold Legislation has been modified by its writer for use at the Federal level and in several other States. Over 70 United States Senators and Representative have been asked to sponsor the Federal Legislation. Replies are still pending from our National Leaders. Every member of the Massachusetts State Senate was asked to support the Legislation but only one, Senator O'Leary, came forward and replied by submitting the Bill. [This message contained attachments] ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Message: 7 Date: Thu, 13 Jun 2002 01:05:46 -0000 From: " tigerpaw2c " <tigerpaw2C@...> Subject: Re: Serum tests for toxins There are many labs, I do believe using the serum test for mycotoxins. I would be very curious how long this type of testing has been in effect. Are they saying it is only unreliable now because so many people are asking for it? There are possibilities here. But I tend not to believe that it is unreliable. At least no more unreliable than all your other " basic " bloodwork tests, for whatever illness. The reason why I state this is because I have had many types of bloodwork done on my wife that came back with mixed results. What was within normal range for one lab, was abnormal for another, both using the standard testing, ie " cbc, ana, etc. So apparently there are many other problems that we already have with some of our basic standardized testing. And this type of testing has been used a much longer period of time and they continue to use it, even though they may have many false negatives. So again as far as the blood serum test being that unreliable I think this really needs to be proven. KC --- In @y..., " phillipapirrip " <archiekennedy@j...> wrote: > I found a link (URL below) on Phares Heindl's web page (Thank-you, > sir, for pointing me to your page) and read an article, the gist of > which is that serum tests for mycotoxins are unreliable. This is > disappointing. Does anyone have any comment to make on this? > > http://www.dhs.cahwnet.gov/org/ps/deodc/ehib/EHIB2/topics/Serologyf2.h > tm ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Message: 8 Date: Thu, 13 Jun 2002 05:05:24 -0000 From: " i_tri_hard " <i_tri_hard@...> Subject: Help for a friend..Neutropenia I have a friend who's son was exposed to the toxic molds at age 6 mo. She has been fighting for his life for two years. She has seen the cream of the crop out there in the mold field... Not one of them has ever mentioned candida a means of knocking out his immune system or Gluten celtic or any other yeast type thing. I need research linking the Neutropenia and candida and toxic mold exposures. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks I developed food sensitivities 5 years ago (candida)... I went for two years and no one could diagnosis. This year I come to learn the Big Three of stachy, aspergillus, and penicillium are in high concentrations in my school. Needless to say they deny it and we are in a WC battle.I also need to link the development of candida to the development and dysfunctions I got this year with the Big 3. Thanks ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Message: 9 Date: Thu, 13 Jun 2002 03:00:24 EDT From: Stinkypouf@... Subject: Totally UNREASONABLE Crosspost regarding a scary article. I thought everyone should have the opportunity to let " Reason " know how full of nonsense they are (or at least have another " enlightening " glimpse into what some people actually believe). And what I didn't know, is that FUMENTO, was or is one of Reason's science correspondents. They deserve to hear from us (those who have the time, words, energy, etc.) But, take time to care for yourselves, of course, since we can't change everybody's mind ... REASON Online, June 12, 2002 Silent Spring at 40, Carson’s classic is not aging well. By <A HREF= " mailto:rbailey@... " > </A> The last lines: " Along with other researchers, she was simply ignorant of the facts. But after four decades in which tens of billions of dollars have been wasted chasing imaginary risks without measurably improving American health, her intellectual descendants don’t have the same excuse. " http://reason.com/rb/rb061202.shtml [This message contained attachments] ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Message: 10 Date: Thu, 13 Jun 2002 03:18:52 EDT From: Stinkypouf@... Subject: " Organic farming could kill billions of people. " Crosspost. I have no comment. No, I DO have a comment ... I would sooner die by organic farming than the pesticide-induced hell on earth I am suffering now. (If I were gifted a CHOICE, that is.) And speaking of choice: Misinformation and ignorance do many things ... but most abhorrent to me is the annihilation of the ability to make informed decisions. Reason Magazine Online, June 5, 2002 Organic Alchemy Organic farming could kill billions of people. By <A HREF= " mailto:rbailey@... " > </A> ' As the Cambridge chemist Emsley recently concluded, " The greatest catastrophe that the human race could face this century is not global warming but a global conversion to ‘organic farming’--an estimated 2 billion people would perish. " ' is Reason's science correspondent and the editor of <A HREF= " http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=0071342605/reasonmagazineA/ " >Ea rth Report 2000: Revisiting the True State of the Planet</A>(McGraw-Hill) http://reason.com/rb/rb060502.shtml [This message contained attachments] ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Message: 11 Date: Thu, 13 Jun 2002 06:15:44 -0400 (EDT) From: agasaya@... Subject: Re: [iMMUNE] Fwd: chemical breakdowns Accoding to 's research, you have an anticholinergic (likely to be an organophosphate then in Nariden) plus a powerful pyrethroid in cypermethrin. Dr. Abou Donia's research on Gulf War Syndrome noted that the combinations of chemicals penetrates the blood brain barrier causing considerable damage (that is what happened to me apparently). GW vets had DEET plus permethrin exposures. Do a search at the ATSDR site - I tried at Panna.org with no luck so spelling may be an issue. Your lawyers must hire a toxicologist to review all this. Nothing we put together will be sufficient but there is literature there. Organophosphates have a RICH literature on the neurological effects of cholinesterase inhibiting pesticides. They were the first set of pesticides to be reveiwed by the EPA based upon the provisions of the Food Quality Protection act resulting in cancellations of such hugely profitable materials like Dursban and anon. Dr. Narahashi in Chicago (Northwestern?) has animal studies of pyrethroid disruption of nerve cell transmission (hyperexcitability by a different mechanism that the OPs). Dr. Abou-Donia (Duke U) studied mixtures of chems in animals finding penetration of BBB. Give your lawyers the name of Dr. Lipsey, Dr. Simon, Dr. Ray Singer etc. so they can get professional and court admissable evidence on these matters. Barbara http://community.webtv.net/Raisyl/PHOENIXRISING ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 21, 2002 Report Share Posted June 21, 2002 > > Message: 17 > Date: Thu, 20 Jun 2002 00:25:54 -0700 (PDT) > From: Special K <specialk1995@...> > Subject: Re: Nizoral-Special k > > > Hi , > I had taken Nizoral very steady for 5 years. I took it because it was the only > thing that semi worked on my strain and to the magnitude that I was infested > with colonies. It did start to do damage to my liver at year 3; I cut back > then, and only took it after that when the yeast affected my respiratory > breathing ability. I repaired my liver with liver supplements for 3 years once > I got the dose down and was off it. I feel that Nizoral also debilitated > and/or compromised my immune system similar to the way antibiotics does. I > also had to take more and more Nizoral to function. Now that I am much > smarter and experienced with yeast, I now would only choose to take Nizoral > for a quick dose of 2-7 days. I found that if it does not work on my problem > area by then, it never would. The side effects were greater than the benefit. > > The only thing that cleaned yeast colonies out of my colon was enemas. > Neither pills nor diet ever worked after 10 years of trying. I had bowel > problems for 22 years until I did a month of anti-yeast enemas, about a ½ cup > of yeast killing stuff twice a day for 2 weeks got the worst of it. I now have > almost no bowel problems. Of course eating right once they are cleared, is > essential. Hi. , What liquid killer are you talking about? After a year and a half of daily constipation, I went for ayurvedic treatment and one of the best things they did was, on my request, give me enemas with antifungals in them. I only got 2, but the results were dramatic,ie I'm hardly constipated any more. I bet if I did this for a longer period of time it would help even more (I can't seem to function without nystatin. How much vitamin C were you taking? My doc last summer put me on crystals to bowel tolerance, but I got so gassy I had to stop. Seem to be doing much better on the capsules. What kind of yeast clinsing pill are you talking about? What did you use for your immune system? Thanks so much, Debm. > The only thing that cleaned yeast colonies out of my colon was enemas. > Neither pills nor diet ever worked after 10 years of trying. I had bowel > problems for 22 years until I did a month of anti-yeast enemas, about a ½ cup > of yeast killing stuff twice a day for 2 weeks got the worst of it. I now have > almost no bowel problems. Of course eating right once they are cleared, is > essential. > > > After years of barely sustaining on pills and diets, I found the only way for > me to effetely remove the yeast colonies and get back my health was to put a > liquid yeast killer right on the colonies and yeast. So I injected liquid > killer in my sinuses, mouth, vaginal, nebulizer breathing machine, etc. Once > the overgrowth was removed (my life was given back to me), I had to stick to a > diet that does not promote yeast. I did the food test as suggested by Dr. > Crook, and it worked excellent once my body was clear of yeast, I could see > within a half hour if I was getting a yeast attack from what I ate. Now I > stick to the diet the best I can, if I cheat I take my liquid killer within a > half hour to the affected parts and take a yeast cleansing pill if I feel it > may be in areas I cannot reach. The next important thing for me was high doses > of vitamins and supplements (natural fungus fighters and immune builders) to > boost my immune system, especially vitamin C works very effectively to keep > yeast a bay with the diet. > > I hope this helps, > > Kathy in Phoenix, AZ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 14, 2004 Report Share Posted November 14, 2004 In a message dated 11/14/04 11:04:06 AM Mountain Standard Time, SSRI medications writes: > " Hopefully, this will send a strong message to nursing mothers to > stop doing drugs. " > > They should stop doing LEGAL drugs, too, some of which are far more dangerous than cocaine. " Blind Reason " a novel of pharmaceutical intrigue Think your antidepressant is safe? Think again. It's Unsafe At Any Dose Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 14, 2004 Report Share Posted November 14, 2004 In a message dated 11/14/04 11:04:06 AM Mountain Standard Time, SSRI medications writes: > " Hopefully, this will send a strong message to nursing mothers to > stop doing drugs. " > > They should stop doing LEGAL drugs, too, some of which are far more dangerous than cocaine. " Blind Reason " a novel of pharmaceutical intrigue Think your antidepressant is safe? Think again. It's Unsafe At Any Dose Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 2, 2006 Report Share Posted April 2, 2006 Lexapro wrote: There are 4 messages in this issue. Topics in this digest: 1. Re: Husband's meds changed From: LARRY ROBERSON 2. Re: Husband's meds changed From: rosered__@... 3. RE: HUSBAND'S MEDS CHANGED From: " torifstori " 4. Get Rid Of Your Alcohol Addiction Free From: " software_morning " ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Message: 1 Date: Sat, 1 Apr 2006 05:22:59 -0800 (PST) From: LARRY ROBERSON Subject: Re: Husband's meds changed rosered_usa wrote: We were both on Lexapro and now he's been put on Zoloft as of this week. I felt the old longing of trying something else and asked him could I take the half he had left after taking his 1st half. I've not asked for anymore since if Lex is working for me I should stay on it. Would like to ask her (Dr.) if it'd make any sense to take a small dose of each, and what this would or would not do for you, when I see her next week. was on remoron for 1.5 years,made me sleep like a log,that was only benefit,groggy all!day.switch to lexapro 5 days ago,wake up during nite & early morning with nervous,jittery stomach.wonder if i could take half dose of remoron at nite to sleep with lexapro,dont know if they will mix???????????? I remember being on remeron a few months back, and it made me feel all jittery and uncomfortable. Got off it right away. Stay on lexapro; though it may take up to 6 weeks to fully kick in. Charlie ============================================= Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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