Re: BIG WOW RE: MOVING!!

[Guest guest]

Felice,

Are you taking cholestyramine? I think that if you are -and - you get out

of mold-land - AND - you clean things as well as possible, which is a LOT of

work, especially if you're ill.. (but maybe you can pay a trusted friend to

do it.) and then put all of that stuff in storage, THEN you can get yourself

into a mold free environment for enough time to start healing..

Then, your reactvity level falls. For me, what that meant is that I don't

get really sick several times each day, I get sick but its not anything near

as bad as it was when I was at my worst.

It's possible that after a few years, you may be so much better and the

stuff that you put into storage would also be less toxic and that it

wouldn't effect you like before.

I think that when someone is in a really toxic environment that environment

is putting MASSIVE amounts of toxic material into your system, probably in

the cases of some of these toxins, even milligrams a day, which in many

cases, is a significant percentage of the dose that would kill you if it

went into your system all at once.

We breathe a lot, and those particles adhere to the wet surfaces in our

lungs and throat.. Then the tinyest ones can be absorbed very rapidly into

the blood.. Some are cleared into mucus which is basically like eating them

but they don't all make it to the stomach.. Some get absorbed through the

throat, etc. They also can be absorbed through the skin..from your hands,

feet, skin, which takes them right into the bloodstream..

So,once you MOVE, that direct exposure from the mold in the air from inside

your walls, or whatever will go away..thats the biggest source. Then you

need a period of total avoidance to start healing.

Thats why getting away from your belongngs is crucial. If you clean your

belongings really well, and get rid of what you can and pack the essentials

far away, securely pack them away, the exposure you get will fall VERY

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.. and

eventually they do start getting better.. The less exposure they get, the

quicker that starts to happen.

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...

On 12/18/06, Felice Bellantoni <anupath14@...> wrote:

>

> YIKES!

> By now i'm reacting off the scale. I feel baking soda on my tongue. I

> would

> think that's a 10! Call me Bo ! Hey, gotta have some humor.

> I think for now, i'm going to store everything at my mother-in-law's

> attic,

> in baggies. There is no way i can go near anything and my daughter is too

> busy. I'll worry about copying pics later. Thank you all for your input. I

> believe I have to get rid of my 2005 car as well. I know i've contaminated

> that! Between my poor workplace and my home, it doesnt have a chance. Will

> check that out later in the week.

> It's going to be difficult coordinating all this so all get de

> contaminated

> at the same time.

> But, maybe, some loving friends can help. May you Higher Power bless us

> all.

> Felice

>

>

[Guest guest]

Felice, What started you reacting? Were you before and now it is

more, or were you not reacting and now you are? I have no reaction to

mold, except perhaps slowly become tired and loose my appetite over

time, but nothing immediate, so don't understand what you all are

going through.

>

> YIKES!

> By now i'm reacting off the scale. I feel baking soda on my tongue.

I would

> think that's a 10! Call me Bo ! Hey, gotta have some humor.

[Guest guest]

Yes, good luck, call if you need support. Please remember not to take

that winter coat- it will contaminate all the new clothes that you

wear with it- and the closet.Buy things that are washable-you will

probably want to wash your coat once a week-so find something cloth

that can take it.-

karen

>

> YIKES!

> By now i'm reacting off the scale. I feel baking soda on my tongue.

I would

> think that's a 10! Call me Bo ! Hey, gotta have some humor.

> I think for now, i'm going to store everything at my mother-in-

law's attic,

> in baggies. There is no way i can go near anything and my daughter

is too

> busy. I'll worry about copying pics later. Thank you all for your

input. I

> believe I have to get rid of my 2005 car as well. I know i've

contaminated

> that! Between my poor workplace and my home, it doesnt have a

chance. Will

> check that out later in the week.

> It's going to be difficult coordinating all this so all get de

contaminated

> at the same time.

> But, maybe, some loving friends can help. May you Higher Power

bless us

> all.

> Felice

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Alot of people do not feel the toxin burn untill they are out of the

environment-I do not know if this is what she means- but this is why so

many people make the mistake of taking things with them-because when

you are living in the toxic environment- you cannot distinguish between

clean and toxic- once you are out- and have clean clothes-then try

approaching some of your stuff-watch out!!!!!!!!!

>

> Felice, What started you reacting? Were you before and now it is

> more, or were you not reacting and now you are? I have no reaction

to

> mold, except perhaps slowly become tired and loose my appetite over

> time, but nothing immediate, so don't understand what you all are

> going through.

>

>