Re: fat-weight loss and toxin

[Guest guest]

> substantially, but it won't be zero because your body has probably

stored

> quite a bit of toxin in your fat cells. That can take a long time

to be

> removed from your body. Thats why many people don't get better. But

they at

> least don't get worse as quickly as they would if they had stayed..

Would be of great acedemic interest to have been able to test the

levels of mycotoxins in my body as I crashed, and the took a year and

3 months to recover- like alot of people, I gained an enormouse

amount of weight in the 10 years I lived in a toxic house-and lost 60

lbs in no time at all when my immune system crashed-did the weight

loss put more toxin into my system? I have heard that people who have

been poisoned, and the recover- are poisoned all over again if they

loose weight-even years later.I was still having some cognitive

difficulties some 6 months after starting Cholestrymine.

and

> eventually they do start getting better.. The less exposure they .

>

> I don't know if anyone has studied the ways people metabolize and

remove

> mycotoxins extensively.. That is understandable because that

research would

> require poisoning people in a way that civilized countries don't do.

>

> But in animals I think it has been done using radioactivity-labeled

> mycotoxins..

>

> They can actually use 3D imaging to show the location of these

radio-tagged

> mycotoxins as they move around the body...and eventually, get

excreted...

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

I'm just starting CSM. Can you elaborate a bit on what you think it did for

you? Much appreciated.

Edy

carondeen <kdeanstudios@...> wrote:

> substantially, but it won't be zero because your body has probably

stored

> quite a bit of toxin in your fat cells. That can take a long time

to be

> removed from your body. Thats why many people don't get better. But

they at

> least don't get worse as quickly as they would if they had stayed..

Would be of great acedemic interest to have been able to test the

levels of mycotoxins in my body as I crashed, and the took a year and

3 months to recover- like alot of people, I gained an enormouse

amount of weight in the 10 years I lived in a toxic house-and lost 60

lbs in no time at all when my immune system crashed-did the weight

loss put more toxin into my system? I have heard that people who have

been poisoned, and the recover- are poisoned all over again if they

loose weight-even years later.I was still having some cognitive

difficulties some 6 months after starting Cholestrymine.

and

> eventually they do start getting better.. The less exposure they .

>

> I don't know if anyone has studied the ways people metabolize and

remove

> mycotoxins extensively.. That is understandable because that

research would

> require poisoning people in a way that civilized countries don't do.

>

> But in animals I think it has been done using radioactivity-labeled

> mycotoxins..

>

> They can actually use 3D imaging to show the location of these

radio-tagged

> mycotoxins as they move around the body...and eventually, get

excreted...

>

>

[Guest guest]

, I often wonder if this contributed to toxins that I was

tolerating well for apparently so long, finally got to me as I was

putting on explained weight and started to diet. I went from 145

down to 132 but couldn't budge from there and don't carry more than

120-125 well and can weigh as little as 110 without looking too

thin. However I persisted as I wasn't happy with the 132 with a 'no

carb diet' or close to it, still not loosing much, but all of a

sudden did loose and kept loosing and that was about six months

before cancer reared it's ugly head. The fat accumulates I think to

protect you/your organs from the toxins, and if you are eating

reasonably and not overeating, the thing would be to detox and NOT

to diet too rigidly I believe now. However there was no way to know

that then. I'm beginning to think that what people accept as age

related weight, isn't toxic weight instead since as we age we

accumulated more and more toxins probably if we do nothing

to 'detox' or our bodies aren't doing that well. Now I have no

trouble keeping my weight down. I just hope it isn't due to cancer,

instead of successfully having detoxed.

--- In , Edy Rayfield <edyrayfield@...>

wrote:

>

> ,

>

> I'm just starting CSM. Can you elaborate a bit on what you

think it did for you? Much appreciated.

>

> Edy

[Guest guest]

In Chapter 14 of Mold Warriors

" Mold Multiple Sclerosis and MMP9 " Dr. Shoemaker lays out the processes that

he sees again and again in mold illness victims and its basically a brain

injury scenario. Most of the brain is not plastic. It doesn't repair itself.

At least not with the technologies we have now. Thats not to say that people

don't learn how to compensate for injuries which translates into

being able to cope with it over time, but for me I am seeing that there are

clearly deficits that don't heal.

Or at least they have not healed yet.

And I am really trying to get those skills back. But I just don't have the

cognitive energy I need to do it. I'm nowhere even close.

Its like hitting my head against the wall.

Weight is just one

On 12/19/06, barb1283 <barb1283@...> wrote:

>

> , I often wonder if this contributed to toxins that I was

> tolerating well for apparently so long, finally got to me as I was

> putting on explained weight and started to diet. I went from 145

> down to 132 but couldn't budge from there and don't carry more than

> 120-125 well and can weigh as little as 110 without looking too

> thin. However I persisted as I wasn't happy with the 132 with a 'no

> carb diet' or close to it, still not loosing much, but all of a

> sudden did loose and kept loosing and that was about six months

> before cancer reared it's ugly head. The fat accumulates I think to

> protect you/your organs from the toxins, and if you are eating

> reasonably and not overeating, the thing would be to detox and NOT

> to diet too rigidly I believe now. However there was no way to know

> that then. I'm beginning to think that what people accept as age

> related weight, isn't toxic weight instead since as we age we

> accumulated more and more toxins probably if we do nothing

> to 'detox' or our bodies aren't doing that well. Now I have no

> trouble keeping my weight down. I just hope it isn't due to cancer,

> instead of successfully having detoxed.

>

>

> >

> > ,

> >

> > I'm just starting CSM. Can you elaborate a bit on what you

> think it did for you? Much appreciated.

> >

> > Edy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Edy, I think CSM was the only thing that made a great difference.

After I moved out, it was 3 months before I found this site and Dr

Shoe-I had stopped dying but I wasn't getting better really-and my

nuerological impairment was very noticible-2 weeks on CSM and the

brain started to come back.nine months later and I was almost

completley beter. After 3 more moldings I start to get sick if I go

a couple of days without it-I need the 2 dose maintenance for sure-I

take more when I have been exposed-It really helps me not feel the

burn. I definitly could not do without it.

--- In , Edy Rayfield <edyrayfield@...>

wrote:

>

> ,

>

> I'm just starting CSM. Can you elaborate a bit on what you think

it did for you? Much appreciated.

>

> Edy

>

[Guest guest]

Edy,

's description applies o me too. I can sometimes go a few weeks without

it but

certain places or things will always make me sick.

For that reason, I continue to try to avoid them and I also take

cholestyramine several times a week. Like , I would be in much worse

shape without it.

It also trains you to see where the mold exposure is coming from because it

helps the symptoms subside faster, so you

can much more easily see that, say, going to place p in the afternoon of day

x made you feel very bad later that night and the morning of day y,

otherwise, you would just be feeling bad all the time, because it would

build up and stay up.. (the inflammation from mold reactivity)

Cholestyramine is a lifesaver in that respect. Its the only therapy for mold

illness that actually sucks the new toxins out of your body.. (I think the

old toxins might also respond to cholestyramine but they take a long

time..or maybe there is permanent damage that will never respond to it)

On 12/20/06, carondeen <kdeanstudios@...> wrote:

>

> Edy, I think CSM was the only thing that made a great difference.

> After I moved out, it was 3 months before I found this site and Dr

> Shoe-I had stopped dying but I wasn't getting better really-and my

> nuerological impairment was very noticible-2 weeks on CSM and the

> brain started to come back.nine months later and I was almost

> completley beter. After 3 more moldings I start to get sick if I go

> a couple of days without it-I need the 2 dose maintenance for sure-I

> take more when I have been exposed-It really helps me not feel the

> burn. I definitly could not do without it.

>

>

> >

> > ,

> >

> > I'm just starting CSM. Can you elaborate a bit on what you think

> it did for you? Much appreciated.

> >

> > Edy

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

I don't tolerate it very well so I don't take it every day but I take

it when I 'rash', figuring my liver has about had it.

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

wrote:

>

> Edy,

>

> 's description applies o me too. I can sometimes go a few weeks

without

> it but

>