Re: Blocked arteries

[Guest guest]

As far as I have read, mold can totally occlude(sp) the heart. A

neighbor of mine died - her heart was totally occluded. She was 42

years old, no previouse heart condition- had married and moved into a

house that was so moldy I could not step into it for even 5 min to

pay my respects. She had terrible migrains and fatigue- and all the

mold signs.

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> It has been a long while since I have posted anything. I have a

> question regarding mold exposure and blocked heart arteries.

>

> He actually sat in my old office for about 3 years and he just had

> triple by-pass surgery in September. His docs are baffled because

> his cholesterol was well below 200 and his blood pressure has

always

> been very low too. However, he is diabetic.

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> His docs just can't seem to link his heart condition with any other

> pre-existing health conditions.

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> He sat in the same environment that I did. Could his condition be

> related to the sick building?

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> Also, a graduate that was HIV positive (but not sick) died a few

> months after leaving the school. Related?

>

> Thanks for your knowledge and input.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> J.

>

[Guest guest]

Blocked arteries and mold exposure can be related. Regarding friend

with diabetics, diabetics get fungal infections easily I have

heard. Fungal infections can occlude blood vessels by inflamation

and scarring of tissue. I have vasculitis so I'm in this same boat

and worried about it. I think this is my biggest issue right now,

unless I get cancer back. I think it is what also causes the brain

fog, low blood and oxygen to head. Like your co worker, I also have

always had low blood pressure and what my doctor says is a lipid

profile that people on cholesterol lowering drugs strive for, so

similar to your friend.

Your blood vessels become inflamed and blood does not flow easily

through them. It is believed that is what can cause migraines,

inflamed blood vessels, restricts blood flow to part of brain

causing the one sided pain. Imitrex and other migraine medicines

are vasodilators so open blood vessels up, allowing blood flow and

oxygen to tissue that was starving from oxygen loss. Same can

happen with any organ that blood vessels are affecting. I'm really

afraid of mold spores because I have this infection. My recent

tests for toxins on the other hand say none in urine any more. Two

years ago it was high. I think fresh air intakes I put in two years

ago made the difference but not sure. I took CSM but not even once

a day, more like once a week but anyway one issue out of the way.

Coffee helps migraines by increasing circulation and getting extra

oxygen to head. Also HBOT that I started with again really helps

this. It improves my vision and lessens brain fog but not gone by a

long shot. I just wish it would be covered by insurance since I

don't know if I can take it long enough to make a lasting difference

since I have been exposed to mold for so long, 1990 I moved into

place with visible mold on garage walls, etc. Just too busy taking

care of my aunt who had had a stroke to do maintenance (and

maintenance for it was going to be replace foundation wall). I just

didn't realize it was so dangerous. It was less than 10 feet

square, about 4 ft square probably, on both front corners of house

but it was there so long. I didn't get it removed until 1998. Now

this summer found more mold up in attic so we must have lived

sandwiched in between the stuff. Yikes.

--- In , " carrie_j00 " <carrie_j00@...>

wrote:

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> It has been a long while since I have posted anything. I have a

> question regarding mold exposure and blocked heart arteries.