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Forwarded from 🔊 @NotesOnRefuge • Live Collaborative Notes On Refuge • Intuitive Public Radio • IPR ••• (Max (Meg Morris))
' As we look at the research on mold toxicity and toxins in general, we propose that the medical community (by all its names) has focused too much on the “yellow canaries” and missed the big picture that toxins have now become a primary driver of disease in the general population, not only among those most susceptible.
The mold toxicity conundrum illustrates this issue quite well.
As summarized in this editorial, there clearly is a portion of the population, the size of which is currently unknown, who experience neurological and/or immunological damage from mold toxicity.
In addition, a substantial portion of the population experiences chronic respiratory problems from mold exposure.
This does not mean we should stop paying attention to our more affected patients.
Rather, we need to realize that almost everyone is being affected by toxins to some degree: molds, metals, solvents, persistent organic pollutants, etc. '
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4982651/
The mold toxicity conundrum illustrates this issue quite well.
As summarized in this editorial, there clearly is a portion of the population, the size of which is currently unknown, who experience neurological and/or immunological damage from mold toxicity.
In addition, a substantial portion of the population experiences chronic respiratory problems from mold exposure.
This does not mean we should stop paying attention to our more affected patients.
Rather, we need to realize that almost everyone is being affected by toxins to some degree: molds, metals, solvents, persistent organic pollutants, etc. '
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4982651/
PubMed Central (PMC)
Is Mold Toxicity Really a Problem for Our Patients? Part 2—Nonrespiratory Conditions
In my last editorial, I addressed the respiratory effects of mold exposure. The surprising research shows that as many as 50% of residential and work environments have water damage1 and that mold toxicity should be considered in all patients with ...
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Forwarded from 🔊 @NotesOnRefuge • Live Collaborative Notes On Refuge • Intuitive Public Radio • IPR ••• (Max (Meg Morris))
' An important study suggests that individuals exposed to satratoxin (SH), a trichothecene, and microbial organisms results in a chronic immune response (inflammation and oxidative stress) leading to neural damage.18
Their results demonstrate that “regardless of whether the neurons were exposed to SH alone or under additive effects, the sensitivity of the neurons to these compounds is high and neurological system cell damage can occur from SH exposure.”
In addition, these data demonstrate that constant activation of inflammatory and apoptotic pathways at low levels amplifies the devastation and leads to neurological cell damage from indirect events triggered by the presence of a trichothecene mycotoxin.
And they concluded, “From this study and others, we show that neurological system cell damage from exposure to mycotoxins is a potential public health threat for occupants of water-damaged buildings.” '
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4982651/
Their results demonstrate that “regardless of whether the neurons were exposed to SH alone or under additive effects, the sensitivity of the neurons to these compounds is high and neurological system cell damage can occur from SH exposure.”
In addition, these data demonstrate that constant activation of inflammatory and apoptotic pathways at low levels amplifies the devastation and leads to neurological cell damage from indirect events triggered by the presence of a trichothecene mycotoxin.
And they concluded, “From this study and others, we show that neurological system cell damage from exposure to mycotoxins is a potential public health threat for occupants of water-damaged buildings.” '
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4982651/
PubMed Central (PMC)
Is Mold Toxicity Really a Problem for Our Patients? Part 2—Nonrespiratory Conditions
In my last editorial, I addressed the respiratory effects of mold exposure. The surprising research shows that as many as 50% of residential and work environments have water damage1 and that mold toxicity should be considered in all patients with ...
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Forwarded from 🔊 @NotesOnRefuge • Live Collaborative Notes On Refuge • Intuitive Public Radio • IPR ••• (Max (Meg Morris))
Twitter
Gregory Mansfield
On this Disability Day of Mourning, let us rightfully focus on those disabled people who are murdered by family & caregivers rather than those who demonize & dehumanize us, dismiss us as “burdens” & use that as a basis to excuse killing us. #DDoM2019
Forwarded from 🔊 @DysIntuitive • Disability & Dysbiosis • Dysfunction • DisIntuitive, DysIntuitive • IPR ••• (Max (Meg Morris))
Twitter
Alice Wong
CW: murder, filicide, ableism, violence, violence, abuse, torture, hate Today is the 2019 Disability Day of Mourning. You might wonder what this is about. If you are an ally/co-conspirator with the disability community, listen to us & learn. #DDoM2019 #DDoM…
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Forwarded from /r/Pics
Forwarded from /r/Pics
Forwarded from /r/Pics
Here's my contribution to #trashtag. My (large) family and I cleaned up this beach we camped near over the summer!
http://redd.it/azai72
http://redd.it/azai72
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Forwarded from /r/Pics
Forwarded from /r/Pics
We come from a small island called Bahrain where people don’t care about the beaches cleanliness. This us our contribution
http://redd.it/azf1y8
http://redd.it/azf1y8
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