Fw: feedback - mycotoxins cause cancer

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From: " c j " <seajee00@...>

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Sent: Sunday, May 27, 2001 8:58 PM

Subject: feedback - mycotoxins cause cancer

: Could you through all your contacts help me find something ? I'm having

trouble with an arthritis chat room, am a computer dummy, and am totally

exasperated mentally and physically. If you guys, who probably know how to

do better searches than me, can't find anything, I have some e-mail

addresses. No one knows why lymphomas are dramatically increasing. Here is

what I want to know -

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: Why did a s Hopkins text from 1984 The Principles and Practice of

Medicine say that CHRONIC fungus causes (?) Lymphoproliferative disorders

(also called post transplant LPD and immunoproliferative) that includes

cancers like leukemias and lymphomas, amyloidosis, and mycosis fungoides (a

slow, insidious skin cancer) ? It was written by a oncology director &

resarcher and Lyle Sensenbrenner and was in Hematology chapter. I know that

mycotoxins suppress the immune system. The immune suppressive drug used for

transplant patients called Cyclosporin(e) a.k.a Sandimmune is made from a

fungal metabolite (not necessarily the same as a mycotoxin but I'm not sure

what it is) called beauvaria nivea.

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: Ask pharmacists and biochemists and micrbiologists. The biotech industry

is booming. The FDA ( Mycotoxicosis outbreaks from contaminated grain and

other food kills, veterinarians study mycotoxicosis in animals), EPA

(mycotoxins are carcinogenic like aflatoxin in peanuts cause liver cancer),

national guard (mycotoxins are biowarfare chemicals and may contribute to

gulf war syndrome). I have an address for the s Hopkins Dr but don't

know if it is correct and he won't answer. I have talked to him personally

and am waiting to hear. If I get brushed off, I'll let you all have the

e-mail address and let ALL of you ask ! Maybe then they'll pay attention. I

also have a world famous mycologist's e-mail. He is on the candida genome

page - hundreds of researchers's e-mail listed. University of texas mb

campus (mb stands for microbiology campus I think it is in galveston, comes

up with mb) has a mycology page called dr fungus, uc davis and uc san

francisco have agriculutre, vet schools as well as HIV and oncology

researchers. I get dead ends or no response.

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: I also have a list of 100 candida metabolites and would like computer

advice on a less laborious way to plug them in as keyworkds into medline. I

doubt it will do too much at least directly.

:

: I think it is illegal and considered practicing with out a license in

another state to give out advice over the internet. But I keep saying all I

want in information. So I can't tell if they are actually brushing me off or

not. Pray JH Dr does not brush me off. They are cutting edge and radical at

s Hopkins but I would not be surprized if I still got the brush off.

Thanks