Re: People in denial of mold poisoning and one possible weapon against mental deterioration...

[Guest guest]

Fargotstein < wrote:

>

I knew running to the mountains was all of us trying to survive a

very moldy world (no place better than a dry climate at 10,000 feet

for eliminating mold).

Test it for yourself. If you are ill, leave where you are, go

somewhere you know is free of molds and take it for a day or two and

notice the difference.

>

Sound advice - especially if you decontaminate clothing and avoid

carrying sufficient contaminated articles with you to

offset " getting clear " .

Bringing too much mold with you will just make you feel worse.

, have you seen Dr Shoemakers explanation for going to

the " Erythropoietin Heights " in Mold Warriors? Going to altitide

pushes the aerobic threshold and releases EPO to protect the brain

against inflammation.

It's an amazing effect, but it is necessary to get free of exposure

for this to work.

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[Guest guest]

The altitude was great until I was forced to reside where mold was present. Then

the Eustation tubes (hope I am spelling that right) clogged and the altitude

pressure was incredibly painful. I knew someone who actually had their eardrums

pop from the combination. I found a product called, " Wally's ear oil " that helps

alleviate some of the pressure associated with mold.

I haven't seen anything on Dr. Shoemaker, but I will definitely check that

out. Thanks.

erikmoldwarrior <erikmoldwarrior@...> wrote:

Fargotstein < wrote:

>

I knew running to the mountains was all of us trying to survive a

very moldy world (no place better than a dry climate at 10,000 feet

for eliminating mold).

Test it for yourself. If you are ill, leave where you are, go

somewhere you know is free of molds and take it for a day or two and

notice the difference.

>

Sound advice - especially if you decontaminate clothing and avoid

carrying sufficient contaminated articles with you to

offset " getting clear " .

Bringing too much mold with you will just make you feel worse.

, have you seen Dr Shoemakers explanation for going to

the " Erythropoietin Heights " in Mold Warriors? Going to altitide

pushes the aerobic threshold and releases EPO to protect the brain

against inflammation.

It's an amazing effect, but it is necessary to get free of exposure

for this to work.

-

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[Guest guest]

I had my children until they stated school once more and I moved to South

Carolina for the winter. They went with dad. I return to Colorado in June and

get to hang out with them for the summer. This is the first time I have been

away from them for a long period of time.

Loni Rosser <loni326@...> wrote: That was an interesting story. YOu said

your kids got well but then you said you miss your kids? The Piracatem sounds

great. I'll get some for when I go to Mexico on the beach. I wonder if I'll ever

get well in this house I " m living in. Loni

[Guest guest]

I've found that for me, Papaya enzyme lozenges are great for this..

I chew several so that they are powder in mymouth, then, lie on my

back and let the chewed up enzymes just sit in the back of your mouth

for a while..

It clears out a lot of gunk back there.. be patient..

On 1/20/06, Fargotstein <reason_whore_of_babylon666@...> wrote:

> The altitude was great until I was forced to reside where mold was present.

Then the Eustation tubes (hope I am spelling that right) clogged and the

altitude pressure was incredibly painful. I knew someone who actually had their

eardrums pop from the combination. I found a product called, " Wally's ear oil "

that helps alleviate some of the pressure associated with mold.

> I haven't seen anything on Dr. Shoemaker, but I will definitely check

that out. Thanks.

>

> erikmoldwarrior <erikmoldwarrior@...> wrote:

> Fargotstein < wrote:

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