Re: Big Pharma sees profit in mold

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 2/14/2006 9:59:24 AM Pacific Standard Time,

erikmoldwarrior@... writes:

Just saw a new add from Pfizer showing a woman complaining of

increased symptomology in her home, goes down to the basement and sees

a wall covered with mold.

The answer for her " allergies " ?

Why, Zyprexa, of course!

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ZYPREXA is approved for the treatment of schizophrenia, for acute bipolar

mania, and for maintenance treatment in bipolar disorder.

Important labeling changes for ZYPREXA have been made. To read a letter to

Healthcare Professionals, _click here_

(http://www.zyprexa.com/pdf/docletter.pdf) .

In the world of mental illness, a strong therapeutic alliance between you

and your patients helps put short- and long-term treatment goals within reach.

ZYPREXA offers dependable symptom control in schizophrenia and acute bipolar

mania to help you establish that alliance with your patients.

Sounds like a future class action suit to me!

Sharon

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i know i saw that ,,,,, get rid of the symptoms and not the cause ,,, untill

people die and then more law suites,,,,,, just sick of all of this ,,,, my head

is killing me ,,, this snow which means more dampess ,, sorry for the

grunble,,,, not feeling well r,,,

erikmoldwarrior <erikmoldwarrior@...> wrote: Just saw a new add from

Pfizer showing a woman complaining of

increased symptomology in her home, goes down to the basement and sees

a wall covered with mold.

The answer for her " allergies " ?

Why, Zyprexa, of course!

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FAIR USE NOTICE:

[Guest guest]

Are you sure it isn't " Zyrtec " ? That is their antihistamine (for allergies). I

think Zyprexa is for depression?

erikmoldwarrior <erikmoldwarrior@...> wrote: Just saw a new add from

Pfizer showing a woman complaining of

increased symptomology in her home, goes down to the basement and sees

a wall covered with mold.

The answer for her " allergies " ?

Why, Zyprexa, of course!

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FAIR USE NOTICE:

[Guest guest]

There may be prescription drugs that would be able to help with mold

exposure.

For example, cholestyramine has brought me back to the beginnings of health

again, apparently by sucking the mycotoxins in me out of their enterohepatic

circulation.

Now I just have to get out of my 'mold palace', as puts it..

Working on that..

[Guest guest]

zyprexa is depression medicine. I was on it. It is actually made for people

with schitzafrenia {?sp}.

Janet

[Guest guest]

> Are you sure it isn't " Zyrtec " ? That is their antihistamine (for

allergies). I think Zyprexa is for depression?

>

OOPS.

Thanks for correcting my brainfart.

I just saw a glimpse of the commercial once and couldn't belive it.

A wall full of mold and instead of saying " Reach for the phone to get

professional help with remediation " it was just " Reach for the pills "

(and don't worry about the mold).

Years ago, I used to resort to aspirin for my blinding godawful

headaches. Now I decontaminate before they get going and haven't had

to use any headache remedies at all for six years.

In a world where headaches are a big problem and big business, you'd

think that someone else on this planet would be interested in this

little peculiariaty.

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[Guest guest]

I just saw the commercial this AM. It is for Zyrtec after she goes to the

basement and sees the mold! I took Zyrtec while I was teaching and it didn't

do a thing, I just continued to sneeze, cough, itch, etc. Since leaving the

school, two yrs. ago, I haven't had to take one allergy shot or pill

whatsoever!!!!

Sue

Are you sure it isn't " Zyrtec " ? That is their antihistamine (for

allergies). I think Zyprexa is for depression?

erikmoldwarrior <erikmoldwarrior@...> wrote: Just saw a new add

from Pfizer showing a woman complaining of

increased symptomology in her home, goes down to the basement and sees

a wall covered with mold.

The answer for her " allergies " ?

Why, Zyprexa, of course!

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