Re: the fluoresant green fungus, protein twilight zone

November 16, 2006

As far as " green pee " goes, I can only tell you that it is not uncommon for

those living with prolonged exposure to mycotoxins to develop a fluorescent

like green tinge to their urine that physicians unfamiliar with mold often can

find no cause for.

" Mold growing out from between the bathroom tiles even though we cleaned

them constantly " as you stated can reflect a more serious problem with mold and

is very common. Many bathrooms are being renovated with new tiled showers.

Does anyone have suggestions for those that have recently renovated that

would help prevent this problem from occurring? Also, what would be the

recommendations (to help prevent moisture problems and mold growth) for those

that are

about to renovate a bathroom?

Bobbins, RN, L.Ac, QME

In a message dated 11/16/2006 2:27:14 PM Central Standard Time,

quackadillian@... writes:

Sort of related...

Does anyone know if it is normal for human urine to flouresce under UV

light? When I was living in a very moldy place, we tried putting a big black

light in our bathroom because no amount of (powered) ventilation was

preventing the mold from growing out from between the bathroom tiles even

though we cleaned them constantly.

When I did this I noticed that my pee was glowing green. It was definitely

the pee and not anything else. The mold (in the bathroom walls) was asp/pen

and stachy. Other parts of the apartment/building had other kinds of

mold..and also asp/pen and stachy.

The blacklight was a long wave GE blacklight tube.. I don't know what

wavelength this is but it was the standard kind of blacklight that you see

in hardware stores..

Where the mold grew, you could see greenish/bluish speckles and the

blacklight's presence helped us find them to more effectively clean them

off. But we couldn't clean behind the tile...

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

November 16, 2006

Sort of related...

Does anyone know if it is normal for human urine to flouresce under UV

light? When I was living in a very moldy place, we tried putting a big black

light in our bathroom because no amount of (powered) ventilation was

preventing the mold from growing out from between the bathroom tiles even

though we cleaned them constantly.

When I did this I noticed that my pee was glowing green. It was definitely

the pee and not anything else. The mold (in the bathroom walls) was asp/pen

and stachy. Other parts of the apartment/building had other kinds of

mold..and also asp/pen and stachy.

The blacklight was a long wave GE blacklight tube.. I don't know what

wavelength this is but it was the standard kind of blacklight that you see

in hardware stores..

Where the mold grew, you could see greenish/bluish speckles and the

blacklight's presence helped us find them to more effectively clean them

off. But we couldn't clean behind the tile...

November 16, 2006

-heres a few links to check out.

<http://www.answers.com/topic/green-fluorescent-protein>

<http://www-bioc.rice.edu/Bioch//Papers/gfpbio.html>

also put green fluoresant protein in search.

also do search 'flouresant green fungus' trichoderma mainly comes up

but i think one of them talks about some asper/pin also.

now, none of this really explains why my cataracts would glow

flouresant green in the dark with just a regular flashlight.

i can see, because i have high amounts of protein in my urine where

it could turn green from exposure to high aounts of fgfungus.maybe

more so because my organs were not functioning right, ??

haven't figured it all out.

i do think that it might be very interesting to have a black light

took in my second home at dark. i bet it would glow everywhere.

-- In , LiveSimply <quackadillian@...>

wrote:

>

> Sort of related...

>

> Does anyone know if it is normal for human urine to flouresce under

UV

> light? When I was living in a very moldy place, we tried putting a

big black

> light in our bathroom because no amount of (powered) ventilation was

> preventing the mold from growing out from between the bathroom

tiles even

> though we cleaned them constantly.

>

> When I did this I noticed that my pee was glowing green. It was

definitely

> the pee and not anything else. The mold (in the bathroom walls) was

asp/pen

> and stachy. Other parts of the apartment/building had other kinds of

> mold..and also asp/pen and stachy.

>

> The blacklight was a long wave GE blacklight tube.. I don't know

what

> wavelength this is but it was the standard kind of blacklight that

you see

> in hardware stores..

>

> Where the mold grew, you could see greenish/bluish speckles and the

> blacklight's presence helped us find them to more effectively clean

them

> off. But we couldn't clean behind the tile...

>

November 17, 2006

One of the ways to search for urine (from pets, usually, but also

from humans) is to use a black light (UV). It will fluoresce a yellow-

greenish color. It is the salts in the urine that glow. It is the

salts that remain forever until removed, which can be very difficult

to do.

MANY, many other object fluoresce with a UV light. Espcially soap in

bathrooms and kitchen sinks. A few molds glow under UV and some

absorb the light and appear as extremely empty black areas. As with

everything else, you have to establish a baseline of what glows and

what doesn't, then further separate those that glow into categories

and compare them with a known urine location.

One excellent urine location is, of course, the bathroom. This will

prove once and for all that despite what we men claim about always

hitting the target when we stand to pee, we definitely do splash.

Just check the wall near the toilet with a black light.

Carl Grimes

Healthy Habitats LLC

-----

> -heres a few links to check out.

> <http://www.answers.com/topic/green-fluorescent-protein>

> <http://www-bioc.rice.edu/Bioch//Papers/gfpbio.html>

> also put green fluoresant protein in search.

> also do search 'flouresant green fungus' trichoderma mainly comes up

> but i think one of them talks about some asper/pin also. now, none of

> this really explains why my cataracts would glow flouresant green in

> the dark with just a regular flashlight. i can see, because i have

> high amounts of protein in my urine where it could turn green from

> exposure to high aounts of fgfungus.maybe more so because my organs

> were not functioning right, ?? haven't figured it all out. i do think

> that it might be very interesting to have a black light took in my

> second home at dark. i bet it would glow everywhere.

>

> -- In , LiveSimply <quackadillian@...>

> wrote: > > Sort of related... > > Does anyone know if it is normal for

> human urine to flouresce under UV > light? When I was living in a very

> moldy place, we tried putting a big black > light in our bathroom

> because no amount of (powered) ventilation was > preventing the mold

> from growing out from between the bathroom tiles even > though we

> cleaned them constantly. > > When I did this I noticed that my pee was

> glowing green. It was definitely > the pee and not anything else. The

> mold (in the bathroom walls) was asp/pen > and stachy. Other parts of

> the apartment/building had other kinds of > mold..and also asp/pen and

> stachy. > > The blacklight was a long wave GE blacklight tube.. I

> don't know what > wavelength this is but it was the standard kind of

> blacklight that you see > in hardware stores.. > > Where the mold

> grew, you could see greenish/bluish speckles and the > blacklight's

> presence helped us find them to more effectively clean them > off. But

> we couldn't clean behind the tile... > > > [Non-text portions of this

> message have been removed] >

>

> FAIR USE NOTICE:

>

November 17, 2006

There was a SERIOUS problem with mold in this bathroom, as well as in the

rest of our apartment and the building.

Its a LONG story...

>

> " Mold growing out from between the bathroom tiles even though we cleaned

> them constantly " as you stated can reflect a more serious problem with

> mold and

> is very common. Many bathrooms are being renovated with new tiled showers.

>

> Does anyone have suggestions for those that have recently renovated that

> would help prevent this problem from occurring? Also, what would be the

> recommendations (to help prevent moisture problems and mold growth) for

> those that are

> about to renovate a bathroom?

>

> Bobbins, RN, L.Ac, QME

>

November 17, 2006

Whoever this is for, be prepared. I like to look around with a black lite

especially for pet stains. Mr Grimes is correct it works very well. But be

prepared when you enter a bathroom . " OH MY GOD " I am sure like said it is soap

and other things but it will be a eye opener. Do it before cleaning and then

clean your heart out and go back in. Still Just as wild looking... Thank god

the military did not use this method instead of the white glove. I would still

be on detail.. LOL

Life is a balance of holding on and letting go...

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