Herbal remedy that does undo a lot of damage. Self tested!!!

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I found that various GABA products work well in eliminating symptoms temporarily

and for undoing damge already done. The best for mental deterioration due to

mold is Piracetam. It is more expensive derivative but incredibly worth it. I

have tried it all. This is the best I have found.

fletch_82000 <fletch_8@...> wrote: Hi Loni,

I don't know if those other things help, I really don't know if CSM

does for that matter. I am just posting information I find on the

net and one need to check it out for his or herself.

I would like to see Dr.Shoemaker, but am not ready to risk such an

investment unless I was sure we fit the protocol and I can not get

that done because no one locally will order the tests. Why are

tests needed to be prescribed if one wanted to spend the money

themselves? Drugs I can understand, not mere tests.

Animals are not humans, but I assume Dr.Schaller's study was on

humans with the charcoal.

I was not aware that the book mold warriors said anything about

other binders such as charcoal not working. There was a binder that

starts with " W " that did not work as good I remember being mentioned.

Dr.Schallers book When Traditional Medicine Fails, mentions charcoal

and chitosan, but does not endorse it other than the mention.

I hope CSM is not $2300 that mentions, maybe that included

everything(doctor,testing,etc)

Fletch

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Piracetam is not a herb. It's a member of a class of amino-acid

derivatives (its related to pyroglutamate) called the pyrrilidones..

There are many others, notably aniracetam, pramiracetam, oxiracetam,

etc.

Do a search on the term 'piracetam' on Medline at

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?CMD=Display & DB=pubmed

and you'll get an idea of what piracetam is and what it isn't (it

isn't a herb..but that doesnt mean its not a very positive supplement

- I share Ms. 's enthusiasm.. It definitely reduces some of my

symptoms (for 6-8 hours, not permanently.. - I wish..)

The 'racetams' are, from what I have read, are considered by those who

work with such things to be exceedingly safe, (they have a negative

toxicity profile compared to control.. which makes them interesting to

the 'life extension' crowd..) and indeed, are often described as

neuroprotective agents. (Even by the National Academy of Sciences'

journal)

Piracetam, the best known - has been known for 30+ years and

researched extensively. They improve long-term memory potentiation,

and are used for all sorts of things.. (take the time to do the

search.. I can't describe these technical things with any authority)

Pyroglutamate is the stuff that makes beer and wine sticky, its also

very abundant in the skin and makes a good skin cream moisturizer

ingredient.. " NaPCA "

(don't know how relevant that is, but I thought its interesting)