Re: Air purifyer for mold - mentioned b...

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I bought it last weekend. It's called the propolis vaporizer and it's from Biopure. http://stores.homestead.com/BiopureHealingProducts/Categories.bok?category=Propolis+Vaporizers

We haven't tried it yet but it wasn't horribly expensive and I wanted to put it in my sons room.

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Hi All, I haven't been reading postings for a week or so - focusing on my ownhealth and helping a friend get started with biomed has been taking upa LOT of time.I have a quick question for everyone - in Dr Klinghardt's recent LIAlecture he mentioned a $150 unit that kills mold spores in the air.Anyone catch the name of it? I wasn't taking notes at the time (didn'tthink I had a mold prob) and now I can't find it in the lecture. I'vebeen skipping back and forth through the two hours of his secondlecture on my ipod and can't find the right place.If really need to watch the whole thing from start to finish again -but I want to order the unit ASAP! I moved a big wall-unit type bookcase in my son's bedroom and found a light gray stripe where onestructural beam was resting against the wall. I'm pretty sure it's nota rub mark because it has tiny black dots when you look at it with amagnifying glass. Ack - mold!I've had two Foust air filters running in the room for the last yearor so and occasionally a dehumidifier, depending on the readings on mycheap radioshack gauge. I don't think it's a recent growth - it couldhave been sitting there for years.I'm in the process of scrubbing it off with borax. It's just on thesurface and I'm trying not to get down to pre-1970's lead paintlevels. So many potential toxins - so little time.Anyone remember the name Klinghardt mentioned? I assume it's a UV typeunit, but I can't find one in the $150 range.Thanks for the help! Looking for a car that's sporty, fun and fits in your budget? Read reviews on AOL Autos.

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Wow - thanks for the speedy reply. I LOVE the look of the wooden one

(I'm really anti plastic) so I'll give them a call and find out if

it's varnished/treated or just natural wood. Will look into what the

unit is actually vaporizing as well...... ;-)

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> ,

>

> I bought it last weekend. It's called the propolis vaporizer and

it's from

> Biopure.

>

_http://stores.homestead.com/BiopureHealingProducts/Categories.bok?category=Prop\

olis+Vaporizers_

>

(http://stores.homestead.com/BiopureHealingProducts/Categories.bok?category=Prop\

olis+Vaporizers)

>

> We haven't tried it yet but it wasn't horribly expensive and I

wanted to put

> it in my sons room.

>

> Tami Duncan

>

> President and Co-Founder

> _www.liafoundation.org_ (http://www.liafoundation.org/)

> Help the LIA Foundation with it's mission by ordering Gluten Free /

Casein

> Free Meals online and delivered right to your door! GFmeals donates

a % back

> to LIAF from the purchases. _http://www.gfmeals.com/?Click=351_

> (http://www.gfmeals.com/?Click=351)

>

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How does this gadget rid mold? I am actually looking into doing something for my car right now. It spews mold out of the air conditioner, and of course it gags me. Plus I know its extremely unhealthy. I don't even want to turn the air conditioner on any more, so I am not. But, if anyone has any ideas on what to do, I am in need. I was looking at some retrofit thing where they change out the freon or something. Any suggestions?

Heidi N

,I bought it last weekend. It's called the propolis vaporizer and it's from Biopure. _http://stores.homestead.com/BiopureHealingProducts/Categories.bok?category=Propolis+Vaporizers_ (http://stores.homestead.com/BiopureHealingProducts/Categories.bok?category=Propolis+Vaporizers) We haven't tried it yet but it wasn't horribly expensive and I wanted to put it in my sons room.Tami DuncanLooking for a car that's sporty, fun and fits in your budget? Read reviews on AOL Autos.

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It's vaporizing natural glue from bee hives. This is really

interesting! I found a website with he same products (plus one for the

car), and more information:

http://www.beehealthyfarms.com/HealthCare_GOEMButtons.htm

If you feel like reading a bunch of studies from this website:(

http://apitherapy.blogspot.com/2008/02/video-propolis-diffusers-purify-air.html)

I have pasted them below

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Exam made from the Italian National Health Service

AIM OF THE EXPERIMENT

The authors wanted to verify whether this combination releases

volatile substances into the atmosphere which can reduce the microbial

load of the air within a confined environment (in a school near of

Turin-Italy) using Propolair, propolis vaporizers.

RESULTS

Using for 3 consecutive days the diffusers in to the schools and

after to have analyzed the Air before and after the experimentation,

some comments can be made on the antibacterial activity of sesquiterpenes.

Utilizing Propolair diffusers there was a strong microbial load

reduction (71,8% in 3 days).

The possibly of using natural substances, without side effects,

for the sanitation of the environment is certainly of great benefit.

Scientific study about:

Public Health Lab. Biotoxicological sectio, Local Healts Unit No.

5 in Grugliasco (Turin -Italy) in collaboration with Work Safety and

Healt Service, Local Health Unit No.5 in Collegno (Turin – Italy) and

Basic medicine Service, Local Health Unit No. 5 in Villarbasse (Turin

– Italy). Published on: Biologi Italiani, February 1996 n°2

AIM OF THE EXPERIMENT

An observational investigation was carried out in 1999 in a

Milanese day nursery in order to evaluate not only the effectiveness

of volatile propolis in terms of environmental sanitation (and, as a

consequence, of prevention of respiratory infections) but also its

tolerance in a children's community.

During this study, which lasted three months (from January until

March) the children's absences were first registered and then compared

with those of the previous year during the same period.

RESULTS

Propolair propolis vaporizers had a positive effect in all our

units. In fact, both a decrease in the number of children's absences

to indisposition and a shorter duration of these absences were observed.

No allergy manifestations or cases of intolerance occurred. On the

contrary, it was been appreciate the fragrance given off by propolis

vaporizers. In particular, In the month of February the number of

presences is increased of 62,1%

AIM OF EXPERIMENT

The survey has been carried out in order to evaluate the possible

differences of concentration of volatile substances, in particular

those cancerogenous, present in the urban area through the

determination of some pollutants typical of the car traffic, in

premises equipped or not with Propolis vaporizer Propolair.

The carried out tests point out, in premises with Propolis vaporizer,

a slight decrease in concentrations of cancerogenous substances

typical of the air in an urban center with car traffic.

The IPA pollutions (expecially with Fluorantene and Pirene

idrocarbons) decrease has been more than 70%.

The Benezene pollution decrease has been 15%.

Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment

Volume 62, Issues 2-3 , April 1997, Pages 247-252 Biodiversity in

Agriculture - for a Sustainable Future

doi:10.1016/S0167-8809(96)01131-0 Copyright © 1997

Published by Elsevier Science B.V.

Natural resin association such as propolis and incense in

zootechnology Natural Harz Vereinigung als Propolis und Weihrauch in

Zootechnology

Bevilacquaa, , Matteo Bevilacquaa, Eugenio Serraa,

Vianelloa, Enrico Garroub, Bruno Sparagnac, Umberto Baraled and Carlo

Alberto Zaccagnae a Servizio di Fisiopatologia Respiratoria,

Ospedale-Universita di Padova, Padova, Italy b Sezione

Biotossicolgica-Laboratorio di Sanità Pubblica-Grugliasco, Torino,

Italy c Centro Italiano Selezione Avicola, Cocconato D'Asti, Asti,

Italy d Sezione Veterinaria USSL No 24, Collegno e Grugliasco,

Torino, Italy e Medicina Generale, ULSS No 5, Villarbasse, Torino,

Italy Abstract

In a previous report we demonstrated that the diffusion of

propolis and incense can reduce the bacterial load in a school

classroom; on this basis, we evaluated the effectiveness of propolis

and incense in reducing the bacterial load in other two closed

environments, that is a pig and a poultry farm. After spreading

propolis in these two environments, the number of colony forming units

in the samples collected both from the pig farm and the poultry farm

was significantly lower. A further reduction in the bacterial load was

relieved, when propolis and incense were used together. On the basis

of these preliminary data, we conclude that propolis (especially when

containing a high concentration of sesquiterpenes) and incense can be

employed in zootechnology, to sanitise the closed environments of

breeding farms.

A chemical analysis was carried out by us in order to determine

the main components of the volatile fraction of propolis released into

the atmosphere by PROPOLAIR.

The identified components have been assembled into the following

table.

A research, whose data were extracted from Medline scientific data

bank, has analyzed these components one by one. (see scientific

bibliography in website: www.propolair.com)

EXAMPLE:

BENZYL ALCOHOL (present in all cycle of capsula propolair),

demonstred an antifungingal activity

NONANAL (also present in all cycle), showed a strong activity

against Staphylococcus aureus, Klebsiella Pneumoniae and Escherichia Coli.

LINALOOL (present just in the first 24h of capsula propoliar)

demonstred very strong antibacterial activity

For each compound the data indicate its therapeutic validity and

property together with the scientific experimentations carried out on it.

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[Guest guest]

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Dr Amy recommended the

Niken - which has a hepa filter (Rita can you chime in if you

remember there were 2 others as well) I do know Dr. Amy's Power point

will be uploaded to Klinghardts website in the next month for

everyone to go over

Also she stated the BEST thing to use in your home to kill Mold was

White vinegar. We have been doing this since seeing her 2 yrs ago,

and it works awesome and actually leaves a pleasant smell.

Lorina

>

> ,

>

> I bought it last weekend. It's called the propolis vaporizer and

it's from

> Biopure.

> _http://stores.homestead.com/BiopureHealingProducts/Categories.bok?

category=Propolis+Vaporizers_

> (http://stores.homestead.com/BiopureHealingProducts/Categories.bok?

category=Propolis+Vaporizers)

>

> We haven't tried it yet but it wasn't horribly expensive and I

wanted to put

> it in my sons room.

>

> Tami Duncan

>

> President and Co-Founder

> _www.liafoundation.org_ (http://www.liafoundation.org/)

> Help the LIA Foundation with it's mission by ordering Gluten

Free / Casein

> Free Meals online and delivered right to your door! GFmeals

donates a % back

> to LIAF from the purchases. _http://www.gfmeals.com/?Click=351_

> (http://www.gfmeals.com/?Click=351)

>

>

>

> In a message dated 8/12/2008 2:07:46 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

> amandasathome@... writes:

>

>

>

>

> Hi All,

>

> I haven't been reading postings for a week or so - focusing on my

own

> health and helping a friend get started with biomed has been

taking up

> a LOT of time.

>

> I have a quick question for everyone - in Dr Klinghardt's recent

LIA

> lecture he mentioned a $150 unit that kills mold spores in the air.

> Anyone catch the name of it? I wasn't taking notes at the time

(didn't

> think I had a mold prob) and now I can't find it in the lecture.

I've

> been skipping back and forth through the two hours of his second

> lecture on my ipod and can't find the right place.

>

> If really need to watch the whole thing from start to finish

again -

> but I want to order the unit ASAP! I moved a big wall-unit type

book

> case in my son's bedroom and found a light gray stripe where one

> structural beam was resting against the wall. I'm pretty sure it's

not

> a rub mark because it has tiny black dots when you look at it with

a

> magnifying glass. Ack - mold!

>

> I've had two Foust air filters running in the room for the last

year

> or so and occasionally a dehumidifier, depending on the readings

on my

> cheap radioshack gauge. I don't think it's a recent growth - it

could

> have been sitting there for years.

>

> I'm in the process of scrubbing it off with borax. It's just on the

> surface and I'm trying not to get down to pre-1970's lead paint

> levels. So many potential toxins - so little time.

>

> Anyone remember the name Klinghardt mentioned? I assume it's a UV

type

> unit, but I can't find one in the $150 range.

>

> Thanks for the help!

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> **************Looking for a car that's sporty, fun and fits in your

budget?

> Read reviews on AOL Autos.

> (http://autos.aol.com/cars-BMW-128-2008/expert-review?

ncid=aolaut00050000000017 )

>

[Guest guest]

heidi - I just asked my husband what he thought of your question here

is his suggestion for you

go to a GOOD detail shop, and ask to ONLY get your car ozoneated this

will rid ALL mold in the car have them keep car running an place your

AC on low so that it will hit inside the AC.

Corey also suggested that you should get your AC serviced first if

you can - and having your car ozoneated should only cost between 50-

100.(maybe cheaper because your not getting the car detailed - just

explain to them why your getting it done - Oh an he said if you offer

them a cash price they may do it cheaper )

Hope this helps, Lorina

>

> How does this gadget rid mold? I am actually looking into doing

something

> for my car right now. It spews mold out of the air conditioner,

and of course

> it gags me. Plus I know its extremely unhealthy. I don't even

want to turn

> the air conditioner on any more, so I am not. But, if anyone has

any ideas

> on what to do, I am in need. I was looking at some retrofit thing

where they

> change out the freon or something. Any suggestions?

>

> Heidi N

>

>

>

>

> ,

>

> I bought it last weekend. It's called the propolis vaporizer and

it's from

> Biopure.

>

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/storesh

> ttp://sthttp://stor_

> (http://stores.homestead.com/BiopureHealingProducts/Categories.bok?

category=Propolis+Vaporizers_)

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> ttp://sthttp://sto_

> (http://stores.homestead.com/BiopureHealingProducts/Categories.bok?

category=Propolis+Vaporizers) )

>

> We haven't tried it yet but it wasn't horribly expensive and I

wanted to put

> it in my sons room.

>

> Tami Duncan

>

>

>

>

> **************Looking for a car that's sporty, fun and fits in your

budget?

> Read reviews on AOL Autos.

> (http://autos.aol.com/cars-BMW-128-2008/expert-review?

ncid=aolaut00050000000017 )

>

[Guest guest]

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From at BioPure, the Propolis is unvarnished wood.

Rita

> >

> > ,

> >

> > I bought it last weekend. It's called the propolis vaporizer and

> it's from

> > Biopure.

> >

> _http://stores.homestead.com/BiopureHealingProducts/Categories.bok?

category=Propolis+Vaporizers_

>

> >

> (http://stores.homestead.com/BiopureHealingProducts/Categories.bok?

category=Propolis+Vaporizers)

>

> >

> > We haven't tried it yet but it wasn't horribly expensive and I

> wanted to put

> > it in my sons room.

> >

> > Tami Duncan

> >

> > President and Co-Founder

> > _www.liafoundation.org_ (http://www.liafoundation.org/)

> > Help the LIA Foundation with it's mission by ordering Gluten

Free /

> Casein

> > Free Meals online and delivered right to your door! GFmeals

donates

> a % back

> > to LIAF from the purchases. _http://www.gfmeals.com/?Click=351_

> > (http://www.gfmeals.com/?Click=351)

> >

>