Guest guest Posted January 18, 2006 Report Share Posted January 18, 2006 > Hah! This oughtta be interesting. > And right down the street from me, too. > > The problem with mold hits is they don't have a distinctive > characteristic that sets them apart from a generalized inflammatory > response - because that's what it does. > You have to examine the situation in context to know whether it's a > mold hit or something else - like walking into the Peppermill and > feeling like crap. > - So - crapping out in the Peppermill isnt a mold hit? What are the most common contextual cues by which you analyse what is a mold hit and what is not? By the way, how many days do you take to climb Mt Whitney, how many times have you done it, do you use the main trailhead, and do you ever do it during the technical ax/crampon season? Hate to cramp your style, but if you can climb Whitney for mold and mold avoidance, I can do it for persisting cryptic bacterioses and heavy combo antimicrobials Uh, I think I can, anyway. I just looked up a little about the climb. I ran 3 miles in 22:20. Do you think that makes me a Whitney contender? Can you run? Despite my pretty fast run, I find my legs hurt some after about 4 miles even just walking. I think its the tendons. My 3-mile time before CFS was about 19:00, so my exercise capacity is definitely still impaired, at least for now. Is yours back to near 100%? I like solitude, so if you know your western peaks and can assign me a quieter 14k-footer equal in difficulty to Whitney, I'd rather climb that instead. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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