Re: Re: Mold Lifestyling is a Balancing Act where Scales are tipped

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who,

Perhaps fat provides food for mold but infections are much more rare

than the other effects. But the usual " use " of fat is for

accumulation (storage) of chemicals that are oil soluable. (The water

soluable ones are quickly excreted). If chemicals are stored in the

fat then the rest of the body isn't exposed to them. However,

exercise, stress, heat etc that makes you sweat can re-mobilize the

chemicals, putting them back into the blood stream, and thus exposing

you from the inside. No one knows if the body " deliberately "

increases fat to store more chemicals but the association may well be

there.

Carl Grimes

Healthy Habitats LLC

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> thank you , I have read very little on this but knew that fat

> cells and cronic fatique, maybe to help the storage of fat cells for

> this to live off of played a role in there somewhere.

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> > > I have a question for you all. Why do you think it is that some

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> > us are able to basically go about our business after being so

> sick,

> > while for others, only extreme avoidance allows them to be

> healthy?

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> > Dr Shoemaker explains this most eloquently in Desperation Medicine.

> > It is the " Dissociation Constant " of toxin release from receptors.

> > This is not solely a question of toxic dose from exposure to

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> > outside the body. Biotoxin illness is mediated by whether

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> > upregulation occurs to disturb the equilibrium of the ion gradient

> > that keeps the ionophore toxins bound to their receptors in the fat

> > cells in a " molecular bear trap " . This is a process that can be

> > visualized by thinking of osmosis, except that instead of water

> > molecules responding to disparity of solute concentrations,

> > dissociation of toxins is based on electrostatic principles of

> > attraction. CSM can soak up enough recirculating toxins to cause

> > " dissociation "

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> > The sudden release of endogenous toxins causes an inflammatory

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> > which increases the level of cytokines so dramatically that

> > the " intensification " reaction can be more damaging than an

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> > to a toxic building. If someone with the double dreaded mold gene

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> > through this " intensificatio " , they have the most extreme form of

> > metabolic inadequacy to clear these recirculating toxins.

> > This really throws people off the track, because they suffer even

> > more intensely just when the " allergy " model of illness says they

> > should be improving. Surviving the " Herx " (It's not really a

> > tradition Herx, but the

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> > works anyway) is absolutely brutal, but Dr. Shoemaker has worked

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> > ways to dampen down the upregulation with Pioglitazone. I haven't

> > tried this myself, but I like the fact that Dr Shoemaker is

> proposing

> > an incredibly logical explanation for all the sensations I have

> > experienced. And others HAVE benefitted by this protocol.

> > To understand what separates the fundamental mechanism of biotoxin

> > mediated responses that are " upstream " of genetic HLA variables,

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> > must read " Solving the Herxheimer " in Desperation Medicine.

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