RE: hair decontamination; chlorine

[Guest guest]

I can't tolerate the smell of chlorine or being

near the pool. Any input?

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From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf

Of c s

Sent: Sunday, May 07, 2006 9:24 PM

Subject: Re: [] hair decontamination

hi

this is gonna sound crazy but swimming is great

for myco burn. maybe it's the chlorine killing

off all the mycos I really don't know but it has

saved me and my fam from having to cut off all our

hair. my dad who is an engineer at a power plant

told me to and it helps!!!

Ozone Update - Calif Air Resources

Board

>

>Group,

>

>Just released by the California Air Resources

Board at:

>http://www.arb.ca.gov/research/indoor/ozone.htm<h

ttp://www.arb.ca.gov/research/indoor/ozone.htm>

>

>(Lines preceeded by " > " indicate links on the

web page)

>

>Intro page:

>Not all air-cleaning devices are appropriate

for home use -- some can

>be harmful to human health. The ARB recommends

that ozone generators,

>air cleaners that intentionally produce ozone,

not be used in the

>home. Ozone is a gas that can cause health

problems, including

>respiratory tract irritation and breathing

difficulty (Ozone and

>Health). A staff report on tests conducted on

several models of ozone

>generators is now available (see below). A fact

sheet on ozone-

>generating devices and a current list of ozone

generator brands and

>models that should not be used in occupied

indoor spaces also are

>linked below.

>

>> Evaluation of Ozone Emissions From Portable

Indoor " Air Cleaners " That Intentionally Generate

Ozone NEW REPORT!

>

> >List of Ozone Generators Sold as Air

Purifiers (05-05-06) UPDATED!

>

>>Fact Sheet: Beware of Ozone-Generating Indoor

" Air Purifiers "

>

>The most effective way to reduce exposure to

indoor pollutants is to

>first remove sources of pollution or reduce

pollutant emissions. A

>second important action is to provide adequate

ventilation. If these

>actions do not resolve indoor air quality

problems, sensitive

>individuals may benefit from using a central

air filter or a good air

>cleaner in one or more rooms of the house. Air

filters and air

>cleaners can only be effective if they are

properly maintained. For

>more information on how to select appropriate

air cleaners

>>click here.

>

>In January 2005, staff of the Air Resources

Board presented

>information to our Board on ozone generators

and their potential

>harmful health impacts. The Board presentation

and an ARB news

>release on ozone generators are linked below:

>

>>Ozone Generators Sold as Air Purifiers: Health

Update Presentation

>to the Board 01-20-05

>

>>ARB Warns, Danger from Popular " Air Purifying "

Machines, Press

>Release Issued 01-20-05

>

>Other Sources of Ozone Generator Information

>

> >US Environmental Protection Agency Ozone

Generator Website

>

> >Consumers Union " New Concerns About Ionizing

Air Cleaners, "

>Consumer Reports, May 2005, Vol. 70, Issue 5, p

22. Posted with

>permission from the May 2005 issue of Consumer

ReportsR for

>educational purposes only.

>

>>California Department of Health Services

Issues Warnings About Ozone

>Air Cleaning Devices

>

>Carl Grimes

>Healthy Habitats LLC

>

>

>

>_________________________________________________

_______________________

>_________________________________________________

_______________________

>

>FAIR USE NOTICE:

>

>

>

>-------------------------------------------------

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>

[Guest guest]

Same here. A former neighbor had a pool and she used some sort of

salts in her pool instead of clorine. I pretty much stay away from

pools with clorine...we have a lake but it has PCPs! So no swimming

here!

> >> > >

> >> > > ******I use grapeseed extract diluted in

> water to clean ALL my

> >> > fresh

> >> > > veggies, even those packaged in

> bags.....ewwwwww can't imagine

> >> > eating those and NOT

> >> > > washing them with my

> GSP......:::shudder::::

> >> > >

> >> > > Angel Huggzzz

> >> > > or Angel

> >> > >

> >> >

> >>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

> >_________________________________________________

> _______________________

>

> >_________________________________________________

> _______________________

> >

> >Message 2

> > From: " shakerz25 " shakerz25@...

> > Date: Fri May 5, 2006 8:08pm(PDT)

> >Subject: Re: MR spectroscopy

> >

> >Any more recent news on this? Has anyone had

> an MRS done?

> >

> >--- In ,

> " tigerpaw2c " <tigerpaw2c@>

> >wrote:

> >>

> >> This was part of an email I received. Thought

> you all might find

> >> this exciting and interesting as well. And

> yes, I do have

> >permission

> >> from the sender to post it here.

> >>

> >> KC

> >>

> >> Finally, the future is here. I have been

> waiting since 4/03 to

> >> see magnetic resonance spectroscopy of brain

> available on a

> >> commercial basis. Finally, the machines to

> do the job are out

> >there.

> >> >

> >> > The neurochemical abnormalities in those

> with hypoperfusion and

> >> cytokine illnesses should stand out like

> crazy by looking an n-

> >> acetyl acetate, sphingomyelin, acetylcholine,

> lactic acid,

> >glutamate

> >> and more. We'll start by looking at

> hypothalamic nuclei and

> >> hippocampus. Oh my, come to Pocomoke, get

> your blood drawn and

> >your

> >> brain waved.

> >> >

> >> > We should be able to assess the results of

> intervention

> >> neurochemically as well as physiologically.

> >> >

> >> > Ritch Shoemaker MD

> >>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

> >_________________________________________________

> _______________________

>

> >_________________________________________________

> _______________________

> >

> >Message 3

> > From: " Carl E. Grimes " grimes@...

> > Date: Sat May 6, 2006 0:50am(PDT)

> >Subject: Ozone Update - Calif Air Resources

> Board

> >

> >Group,

> >

> >Just released by the California Air Resources

> Board at:

>

> >http://www.arb.ca.gov/research/indoor/ozone.htm<h

> ttp://www.arb.ca.gov/research/indoor/ozone.htm>

> >

> >(Lines preceeded by " > " indicate links on the

> web page)

> >

> >Intro page:

> >Not all air-cleaning devices are appropriate

> for home use -- some can

> >be harmful to human health. The ARB recommends

> that ozone generators,

> >air cleaners that intentionally produce ozone,

> not be used in the

> >home. Ozone is a gas that can cause health

> problems, including

> >respiratory tract irritation and breathing

> difficulty (Ozone and

> >Health). A staff report on tests conducted on

> several models of ozone

> >generators is now available (see below). A fact

> sheet on ozone-

> >generating devices and a current list of ozone

> generator brands and

> >models that should not be used in occupied

> indoor spaces also are

> >linked below.

> >

> >> Evaluation of Ozone Emissions From Portable

> Indoor " Air Cleaners " That Intentionally Generate

> Ozone NEW REPORT!

> >

> > >List of Ozone Generators Sold as Air

> Purifiers (05-05-06) UPDATED!

> >

> >>Fact Sheet: Beware of Ozone-Generating Indoor

> " Air Purifiers "

> >

> >The most effective way to reduce exposure to

> indoor pollutants is to

> >first remove sources of pollution or reduce

> pollutant emissions. A

> >second important action is to provide adequate

> ventilation. If these

> >actions do not resolve indoor air quality

> problems, sensitive

> >individuals may benefit from using a central

> air filter or a good air

> >cleaner in one or more rooms of the house. Air

> filters and air

> >cleaners can only be effective if they are

> properly maintained. For

> >more information on how to select appropriate

> air cleaners

> >>click here.

> >

> >In January 2005, staff of the Air Resources

> Board presented

> >information to our Board on ozone generators

> and their potential

> >harmful health impacts. The Board presentation

> and an ARB news

> >release on ozone generators are linked below:

> >

> >>Ozone Generators Sold as Air Purifiers: Health

> Update Presentation

> >to the Board 01-20-05

> >

> >>ARB Warns, Danger from Popular " Air Purifying "

> Machines, Press

> >Release Issued 01-20-05

> >

> >Other Sources of Ozone Generator Information

> >

> > >US Environmental Protection Agency Ozone

> Generator Website

> >

> > >Consumers Union " New Concerns About Ionizing

> Air Cleaners, "

> >Consumer Reports, May 2005, Vol. 70, Issue 5, p

> 22. Posted with

> >permission from the May 2005 issue of Consumer

> ReportsR for

> >educational purposes only.

> >

> >>California Department of Health Services

> Issues Warnings About Ozone

> >Air Cleaning Devices

> >

> >Carl Grimes

> >Healthy Habitats LLC

> >

> >

> >

>

> >_________________________________________________

> _______________________

>

> >_________________________________________________

> _______________________

> >

> >FAIR USE NOTICE:

> >

> >

> >

>

> >-------------------------------------------------

> -----------------------

> >