Guest guest Posted November 14, 2006 Report Posted November 14, 2006 Does anyone know of any good dr.'s that deal with biotoxin illness? I know that Shoemaker is supposed to be the best. Someone reccomended dr. Rae in Texas. Anyone else? Also-- I have been dealing with Stachy spores/ mycotoxins for awhile now. I am out of the mold environment but still seem to have the toxins around me ( mostly in my car). I bought 3 different types of air cleaners ( ionic pro and others). Nothing seems to help get rid of the little boogers. They don't wash out of clothing either. I've only met one other person that can detect them in clothing like I can. She said to soak clothes in Vulpex soap for 12 hrs and wash. Anybody know any other remedies? Thanks- shan Quote
Guest guest Posted November 15, 2006 Report Posted November 15, 2006 KC has said it over and over... VINAGER. He can explain better than I can why and how it works but I am sure you can find it in the archives. I also found a product called PURSUE made by amway that claims to inhibite growth of aspergillis niger and penicillum variable fungi in clothing and several bacterial strains. By clain it seems to be a good product but mind you the key word in " inhibit " Chris... Life is a balance of holding on and letting go... [] Looking for a list of good dr's / toxicologists Does anyone know of any good dr.'s that deal with biotoxin illness? I know that Shoemaker is supposed to be the best. Someone reccomended dr. Rae in Texas. Anyone else? Also-- I have been dealing with Stachy spores/ mycotoxins for awhile now. I am out of the mold environment but still seem to have the toxins around me ( mostly in my car). I bought 3 different types of air cleaners ( ionic pro and others). Nothing seems to help get rid of the little boogers. They don't wash out of clothing either. I've only met one other person that can detect them in clothing like I can. She said to soak clothes in Vulpex soap for 12 hrs and wash. Anybody know any other remedies? Thanks- shan Quote
Guest guest Posted November 17, 2006 Report Posted November 17, 2006 I think vinegar is good for killing mold but I don't know about toxins which are harder to get rid of. I've heard ammonia from pathologist who deals with tricothecene mycos. Quote
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