Question for CARL GRIMES: Ionic Breeze and OZONE GUARD

[Guest guest]

Hey, Carl. Thank God that someone as knowledgeable as yourself is available as

a resource for us. I know that I asked you about the ionic breeze before and

ozone. Now, they have an OZONE GUARD that claims to change Ozone ( O3 ) into

Oxygen ( O2 ). Here is the link:

http://www.sharperimage.com/us/en/catalog/productdetails/sku__SI637GRY

Do you think that this cures the concerns over Ozone generation?

" Carl E. Grimes " <grimes@...> wrote:

Marcie,

I'm curious and I mean no disrespect. I also understand the

seriousness of mold exposure. However, Stachybotrys is a very finicky

eater, limited to cellulose. It also has a defined temperature and

moisture range. Did your doctor explain how Stachybotrys can grow on

human tissue at 98 degrees? We need to know this.

Carl Grimes

Healthy Habitats LLC

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> Haley,

> I was exposed to Stachybotrys Mold and am very ill. I have Granuloma

> lesions growing all in my body from the exposure to Stachybotrys. If

> you hear me talk, you will also notice that my voice is very raspy

> from the same lesions from Stachybotrys growing on my vocal cords.

> Maybe your Pathologist guy needs to look at me then maybe, just

> MAYBE your idea would change.( and his!) Marcie

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> Haley <myhaze@...> wrote:

> Thanks, . ;-)

>

> No one is contesting the danger of Stachy by any means...it's just

> that as far as mycotoxins go, when he's found them in people's

> tissues, they haven't been from Stachy - that's all. It was not a

> position on Stachy's treachery or potential at all. It's just that

> Stachy gets a lot of press and it's been other stuff that has really

> been the source of mycotoxin contamination that has made folks ill

> at least in his experience. It was a 'fun mycotoxin fact,' if there

> is such a thing.

>

> Stachy bad - Danger, stay away! Beware. Keep Out. Turn back.

>

> -Haley

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> Christ <antares41-41@...> wrote:

> I would never slam anyone that brings valid information to the

> table.

> Try to tell me it's all in my head and I might get a little pissed.

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> I find that interesting. Of course you don't have to have something

> growing in your body to cause a reaction. People react to a wide

> range of substances none of which have to grow in our body to make us

> react to it. There is lots of talk about mycotoxin. Their not alive,

> or at least their not " growing inside of us " . Pollen, certain insect

> venoms, latex gloves, peanut butter etc. None of those grow inside of

> us but it's fact that certain people are highly allergic to them. I am

> assuming his take is that if black mold doesn't infect us it can't

> hurt us. I am surprised that someone with his credentials would give

> that a whole lot of credence. Interesting if true yes but hardly a

> reason to think that black mold is not extreemly dangerous.

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> >Don't all slam me at once for saying something unpopular, but I

> >wanted to add this to the Stachy discussion The pathologist who is

> >working with us on my neighbor's case (he died from Trichothecene

> >issues) says he has ALMOST NEVER finds Stachy in his patients live or

> >dead

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