Did someone mention bleach?

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I don't know if I'm brave enough to try that, but this I just came

accross this information:

http://www.nationaljewish.org/news/health-news/y2005/mold-bleach.aspx

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Yeah, but how do you get the bleach where you need it exactly and how much do you use? I know people who rinse their sinuses with it. And others who nebulize it. My concern is tissue damage and/or getting it into your lungs. There is a procedure used in Mexico, and I think Arizona, where you infuse a medical bleach solution into your veins. I was going to do it, but they were charging so much for it in Mexico, and at the time, even though it was legal, my doc didn't want the scrutiny it would bring to his practice. It just sounds bad. People freak out. Just like they freak when you mention medical arsenic, even though it was used for years, and is still used in Europe and as an FDA approved Leukemia treatment. Tarello used it to treat his cfs patients. Iodine (betadine) also kills mold, supposedly. At least we know we can rinse our sinuses with iodine. pennyspsgroup1 <spsgroup1@...> wrote: I don't know if I'm brave enough to try that, but this I just cameaccross this information:http://www.nationaljewish.org/news/health-news/y2005/mold-bleach.aspx