Re: Re: moving? Dry air works for me (REPLY)

May 27, 2006

Interesting.. thanks Barb.. I felt better when I went to Vegas. Dry air is

better for me.. maybe it depends on the individual. I like the sun, but I do not

feel good in Florida, because it's too damp. If you have arthritis, you will

most likely not feel good in a damp climate.

Cyndi

barb1283 <barb1283@...> wrote:

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I don't think my location is cause for my health problems. I think my

immune system is compromised but I do think the fastest way to better

health may be living in a cleaner environment for me also.

I would like to hear this discussed.

There was that article I posted not long ago about areas of the

country with lowest particulate count in the air, that said it was

associated with better health in population in general. I will have

to dig it up. It wasn't mold specific but I've read a variety of

things that low particulate count in air is associated with better

health, prehaps it was lung health. I don't remember but that is

closely associated with toxic illness.

My feeling is that extremely dry air though might blow lots of dry

particles into the air and inside your body where they find moisture,

you can have problem?

I think area that had one of the lowest particulate in air was east of

the Rockies. I guess all that smog on the West coast gets held from

blowing across the states by the Rockies and on the other side you

have fresh air, until you hit some industrial areas again.

My feeling is cooler air is healthier than hotter regions but?

New topic but it has been on my mind also.

>

> In refuge mode- took two more massive moldings last week- this has

got to be some of the moldiest area in the world- I am moving- New

Mexico-anyone have any ideas let me know- looking for low cost of

living ,low taxes- and low humidity- one more exposure and I am going

to be dead- anyone want to move from the east coast to dryer land?

>

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