Re: Mold

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Hi You might also want to google Dr. Simoncini. He's the italian oncologist who wrote the book, 'Canger is a Fungus'. His resulting treatment for it is very interesting: it won't make the oncology industry happy, though.Be well,Léna Yes mold and fungus are the same. Technically all molds are fungii but not all fungii are molds. Molds are a subclass of Fungii. Some people believe Cancer is caused by fungus but I don't know much about that. You could Google Doug Kaufman and email him. He has an internet site and show. And is big into mold theories of disease. Ozone is used to treat houses with mold but I am not up on this treatment for those with Cancer. Garnet Baugh wrote: > > > Hi Garnet, > > Perhaps you would know if mold and fungus are considered the same? > > The reason this question came to me is, I took a dog to the vet to see if it > had ringworm and the vet used a black light. The ringworm will fluoresce > under a black light. > > Cancer is called a fungus so I wonder if a black light would show this? > > Won't an ozone machine take care of mold? If so, why not fungus? > > Thank you, > > > > ********************** > > > > You can not always see mold and since it is the fumes that > > are affecting people you don't really know without testing. > > It can be in a crawl space or where the HVAC draws its air > > source from. Even just the outside air in some areas. When I > > lived in Seattle it grew on the glass windows and behind > > furniture on the sheet rock. Stuffed furniture and toys can > > incubate mold. It also depends on how sensitive you are. > > > > Mold allergies are definitely less troublesome in dry > > environments like NM. > > > > Garnet > > > > > > Mara Miles wrote: > >> > >> > >> Fascinating web site! disturbing information too. I've read quite a > >> bit about mold but that was the first time I have read something that > >> pulled so much diverse information together. Have you done their tests? > >> > >> > >> I don't think our house has mold--we've got dehumidifiers running and no > >> wall to wall carpets. And no sign of mold anywhere inside. But it is > >> been so wet this year that you can smell mold in the woods and even the > >> mushrooms are growing mushrooms! > >> > >> I've tried quercetin but not with bromelain. And I've tried Nettle. I > >> will buy some from NOW and try the combination. I have found some > >> relief from a Chinese Plum Flower formula called: Bi Yan Pian. My next > >> plan is to move to NM--not much mold to be found there! But there is > >> Juniper pollen for a short while--so I will still have to deal with > that. > >> > >> Mara > >> > > > >

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If you shine a blacklight on your skin you'll see tiny flecks that glow all

over. It makes your eyes and teeth really glow in an eerie way too!

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> >> Fascinating web site! disturbing information too. I've read quite a

> >> bit about mold but that was the first time I have read something that

> >> pulled so much diverse information together. Have you done their tests?

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> >> I don't think our house has mold--we've got dehumidifiers running and no

> >> wall to wall carpets. And no sign of mold anywhere inside. But it is

> >> been so wet this year that you can smell mold in the woods and even the

> >> mushrooms are growing mushrooms!

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> >> I've tried quercetin but not with bromelain. And I've tried Nettle. I

> >> will buy some from NOW and try the combination. I have found some

> >> relief from a Chinese Plum Flower formula called: Bi Yan Pian. My next

> >> plan is to move to NM--not much mold to be found there! But there is

> >> Juniper pollen for a short while--so I will still have to deal with that.

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> >> Mara

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