Got slammed by mycotoxins again, personal documents contaminated

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" Carl E. Grimes " wrote:

> ,

> I agree with your comments. What I meant was that often things

that are not mycotoxins are called mycotoxins. Why? This is one

issue the expert cannot yet disprove.

> Even when they do disprove that " A " caused " B " that does not

disprove that " something " happened.

> Carl Grimes

> Healthy Habitats LLC

Carl, Yes. It is so unbearable that " something happened " and people

seize upon semantics and nomenclature, as if finding some flaw in

your description is equivalent to proving that nothing happened.

We don't care if it's mycotoxins, secondary metabolites or cosmic

rays. We just want help instead of obfustication.

I can scarely tell you what joy it was to lure a doctor out of his

office by challenging him to just come down out of his " ivory tower "

and check out a mold exposure for himself, and it darn near killed

him.

As I recall, semantics were a pale shadow compared to reality at

that point.

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