Re: Ever heard of a dog going blind?

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Many mycotoxins can cause eye problems. They kill cells they contact.

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> Many mycotoxins can cause eye problems. They kill cells they contact.

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yes, exposure in my second home with high amounts of aspergillus and

pinicillium, alterneria, caused, my vision to go from just haveing

focus problems in my first moldy house, to catexax and double vision ,

my stay in this second house was only 4 months, my vision got bad

really fast.

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The basis for the Functional Acuity Contrast Test used by Dr

Shoemaker to diagnose neurotoxic illness is the observation of

retinal hypoperfusion in the Lamina Cribosa, the cells contained in

a key layer of the optic nerve head, by using the Heidelberg Retinal

Tomogram Flow Meter.

Reduced capillary flow is a sign of increased Tumor Necrosis Factor

TNF, a predictable cytokine effect of neurotoxic exposure.

The Functional Acuity Contrast Test to measure Visual Contrast

Sensitivity VCS is a low budget, but accurate equivalent of the HRF

Heidelberg Retinal Flowmeter for detecting Contrast Sensitivity

deficits. CS testing is also used to diagnose Glaucoma in which the

extra pressure in the front of the eye squeezes the blood vessels in

the optic nerve. Glaucoma induced CS deficits are static while TNF

induced CS dysregulation occurs quickly, just hours after exposures

to neurotoxins.

It isn't enough to just detect the contrast deficit, the process

must be understood in order to point toward the manner in which the

deficit occurs to refine the diagnosis. As Dr Shoemaker says, " a

physicist " sees " the neutrino by the trail it leaves behind " .

This is how one " finds " biotoxin mediated illness - by measuring the

aberrant responses peculiar to neurotoxic dysregulation.

Visual Contrast deficits are a consistent with neurotoxin mediated

illness. FACT scores are the fundamental basis for initiating

diagnostic protocols to separate a negative result from other

illnesses and refine the source of biotoxin exposure.

All of you who didn't instantly see the connection need to get back

to your studying and read the book again!

You don't have to memorize all the technical stuff, but clues

presented as visual deficits should at least jog your memory that Dr

Shoemaker describes retinal hypoperfusion as a means for detecting

biotoxin mediated illness.

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thank you eric, I was wondering about this, dont have the book

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> The basis for the Functional Acuity Contrast Test used by Dr

> Shoemaker to diagnose neurotoxic illness is the observation of

> retinal hypoperfusion in the Lamina Cribosa, the cells contained in

> a key layer of the optic nerve head, by using the Heidelberg

Retinal

> Tomogram Flow Meter.

> Reduced capillary flow is a sign of increased Tumor Necrosis

Factor

> TNF, a predictable cytokine effect of neurotoxic exposure.

> The Functional Acuity Contrast Test to measure Visual Contrast

> Sensitivity VCS is a low budget, but accurate equivalent of the HRF

> Heidelberg Retinal Flowmeter for detecting Contrast Sensitivity

> deficits. CS testing is also used to diagnose Glaucoma in which

the

> extra pressure in the front of the eye squeezes the blood vessels

in

> the optic nerve. Glaucoma induced CS deficits are static while TNF

> induced CS dysregulation occurs quickly, just hours after exposures

> to neurotoxins.

> It isn't enough to just detect the contrast deficit, the process

> must be understood in order to point toward the manner in which the

> deficit occurs to refine the diagnosis. As Dr Shoemaker says, " a

> physicist " sees " the neutrino by the trail it leaves behind " .

> This is how one " finds " biotoxin mediated illness - by measuring

the

> aberrant responses peculiar to neurotoxic dysregulation.

>

> Visual Contrast deficits are a consistent with neurotoxin

mediated

> illness. FACT scores are the fundamental basis for initiating

> diagnostic protocols to separate a negative result from other

> illnesses and refine the source of biotoxin exposure.

>

> All of you who didn't instantly see the connection need to get

back

> to your studying and read the book again!

> You don't have to memorize all the technical stuff, but clues

> presented as visual deficits should at least jog your memory that

Dr

> Shoemaker describes retinal hypoperfusion as a means for detecting

> biotoxin mediated illness.

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while being exposed, I often would get little red dots on my eye

lids, and my eyes would get puffy, I have read about vasculitis, at

mold-help.org and mold-serviver, it can effect you in many ways and

is the only thing I could find that links these little red dots to my

vision loss, and some other wierd things that I went

through.

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> > Many mycotoxins can cause eye problems. They kill cells they

contact.

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> yes, exposure in my second home with high amounts of aspergillus

and

> pinicillium, alterneria, caused, my vision to go from just haveing

> focus problems in my first moldy house, to catexax and double

vision ,

> my stay in this second house was only 4 months, my vision got bad

> really fast.

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, does Dr. Shoemaker talk about vasculitis , or is this

another " like " illness. this is why Im scared to have caterax

sergery, for one thing, Im not convenced that it is caterax, and my

vision still gets worse with MCS attacks, or any illnesses I get, and

it takes awhile in the mornings for me the even be able to focus well

enough to see writing, I have to wear the magnifing glasses, and I

scare myself when driving , even with the magnafing glasses, its not

to

great.

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> The basis for the Functional Acuity Contrast Test used by Dr

> Shoemaker to diagnose neurotoxic illness is the observation of

> retinal hypoperfusion in the Lamina Cribosa, the cells contained in

> a key layer of the optic nerve head, by using the Heidelberg

Retinal

> Tomogram Flow Meter.

> Reduced capillary flow is a sign of increased Tumor Necrosis

Factor

> TNF, a predictable cytokine effect of neurotoxic exposure.

> The Functional Acuity Contrast Test to measure Visual Contrast

> Sensitivity VCS is a low budget, but accurate equivalent of the HRF

> Heidelberg Retinal Flowmeter for detecting Contrast Sensitivity

> deficits. CS testing is also used to diagnose Glaucoma in which

the

> extra pressure in the front of the eye squeezes the blood vessels

in

> the optic nerve. Glaucoma induced CS deficits are static while TNF

> induced CS dysregulation occurs quickly, just hours after exposures

> to neurotoxins.

> It isn't enough to just detect the contrast deficit, the process

> must be understood in order to point toward the manner in which the

> deficit occurs to refine the diagnosis. As Dr Shoemaker says, " a

> physicist " sees " the neutrino by the trail it leaves behind " .

> This is how one " finds " biotoxin mediated illness - by measuring

the

> aberrant responses peculiar to neurotoxic dysregulation.

>

> Visual Contrast deficits are a consistent with neurotoxin

mediated

> illness. FACT scores are the fundamental basis for initiating

> diagnostic protocols to separate a negative result from other

> illnesses and refine the source of biotoxin exposure.

>

> All of you who didn't instantly see the connection need to get

back

> to your studying and read the book again!

> You don't have to memorize all the technical stuff, but clues

> presented as visual deficits should at least jog your memory that

Dr

> Shoemaker describes retinal hypoperfusion as a means for detecting

> biotoxin mediated illness.

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Sounds like the dogs need a month of CSM

> , you are a saint. Clearly I need to read the book you are

referring to but I am going to make my vet aware of this information

as well. we just got him out of the hospital today. One eye is

sewed shut and he is completely blind in the other. and it is all

happening at lightning speed. It is baffling the vets because I

have two sick dogs in there and with no silver bullet as to the

causation of illness'.

> Thank you so much for taking the time to write this for me. I

really appreciate it.

> Chris....

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> erikmoldwarrior <erikmoldwarrior@...> wrote:

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> The basis for the Functional Acuity Contrast Test used by Dr

> Shoemaker to diagnose neurotoxic illness is the observation of

> retinal hypoperfusion in the Lamina Cribosa, the cells contained

in

> a key layer of the optic nerve head, by using the Heidelberg

Retinal

> Tomogram Flow Meter.

> Reduced capillary flow is a sign of increased Tumor Necrosis

Factor

> TNF, a predictable cytokine effect of neurotoxic exposure.

> The Functional Acuity Contrast Test to measure Visual Contrast

> Sensitivity VCS is a low budget, but accurate equivalent of the

HRF

> Heidelberg Retinal Flowmeter for detecting Contrast Sensitivity

> deficits. CS testing is also used to diagnose Glaucoma in which

the

> extra pressure in the front of the eye squeezes the blood vessels

in

> the optic nerve. Glaucoma induced CS deficits are static while

TNF

> induced CS dysregulation occurs quickly, just hours after

exposures

> to neurotoxins.

> It isn't enough to just detect the contrast deficit, the process

> must be understood in order to point toward the manner in which

the

> deficit occurs to refine the diagnosis. As Dr Shoemaker says, " a

> physicist " sees " the neutrino by the trail it leaves behind " .

> This is how one " finds " biotoxin mediated illness - by measuring

the

> aberrant responses peculiar to neurotoxic dysregulation.

>

> Visual Contrast deficits are a consistent with neurotoxin

mediated

> illness. FACT scores are the fundamental basis for initiating

> diagnostic protocols to separate a negative result from other

> illnesses and refine the source of biotoxin exposure.

>

> All of you who didn't instantly see the connection need to get

back

> to your studying and read the book again!

> You don't have to memorize all the technical stuff, but clues

> presented as visual deficits should at least jog your memory that

Dr

> Shoemaker describes retinal hypoperfusion as a means for detecting

> biotoxin mediated illness.

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