Re: new study, S. Chartarum enhances airway inflamaation in allergic mice

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would like this study

explained.

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http://www.redorbit.com/news/health/424114/intranasal_exposure_to_stachy

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some one tell me if Ive got this straight. they wash these stachy

spores in saline because they are testing only the effects of breathing

the spores and not the mycotoxins.

this study conferms that stachy C. spores, without the toxins can

cause astma, upper respirtory infections , allergic alveolitis, and

hypersensativity pneumonitis, to people with allergies, (but not limited

to allergy sufferers???)

and these mice were exposed 3 weeks, no mycotoxins, just shachy spores.

Im thinking its a matter of which comes first, the chicken or the egg,

or in our case to mold or the mycotoxin.

wouldn't the mycotoxins mess with our immune system, and make us more

suceptable to haveing (or getting) allergies from allerginic molds?