> Crikey Mike, and I wasn't even aware of such things! I have
> smelled damp on some people I have met and of course, here in the
> Uk there are a lot of very old houses which don't have proper damp
> courses. They contain dry rot too oddly, which I suppose is a kind
> of mold, but you can still smell this.
> I wasn't aware that you could get mold in bedding though although
> I know that there are mites and things, unless the house was damp
> or empty.
Mold grows on just about anything. You've seen it grow on the
silicone caulk sealer around the bathtub, and on plastic shower
curtains. It also grows on cotton. In the article "Talking Rot And
Mildew", P. Hamlyn shows a photo of a fungus growing on a cotton
fibre:
http://fungus.org.uk/images/mildew.jpg
As you can see, the plant is so small it cannot be seen with the
naked eye. The picture was taken with a scanning electron microscope
that can show fine detail in microscopic objects. The round objects
are the spores that are coated with the toxins that make us ill.
When you are sleeping, your body supplies the warmth that starts
them growing. They get moisture from your body, and use the cotton
for food. They have the ideal conditions for growth.
There are many different kinds of molds that grow in bedding. They
give a wide variety of symptoms that are hard to identify as coming
from mold toxins. It may take a long time, but once you start having
symptoms, the damage is done. As far as I can tell, it is permanent.
Your bedding may be a blend of cotton and polyester. Mold also loves
plastic. Here's a photo of mold growing happily:
http://fungus.org.uk/images/pu.jpg
For reference, the complete article is at
http://fungus.org.uk/nwfg/rot.htm
> With respect, and thank you for pointing out the possibility of
> such a thing, but I don't think this can be my problem. For one
> thing, it doesn't happen all the time, only occasionally. For
> instance, I got it when I hurt my arm, but now I feel ok, even
> though I have a cold. With loads of CS I have kept it to just a
> cold and it hasn't developed into anything worse. Also, I would
> have thought it would have affected my husband too - being in the
> same environment - but he never gets this.
Mold is very erratic, and the allergies it creates are highly
individualistic. Your husband may not have developed symptoms yet,
and he may never experience them.
But the mold is there, and it is continually degrading your health.
> I make approximately 10ppm EIS and drink it at up to 20mls at a
> time at random intervals. Do you mean this would not be enough to
> get rid of herpes? And this would not be enough to kill friendly
> bacteria would it? I am a bit confused here by all this techie
> information I am afraid! <lol> dee
It is very difficult to know the actual concentration of cs. The
vendor's information can be seriously in error. You can do a salt
test to get an idea of how much silver is in your solution. Pour
some in a shot glass and add a few crystals of pickling (canning)
salt. You should start to see a milky dispersion. A strong solution
starts showing the dispersion sooner, and the dispersion changes
from a pale blue to a milky white as the concentration goes from
5ppm to 20ppm. You can look through the dispersion and see objects
behind the glass. A weak solution is transparent, and a strong
solution will obscure most objects.
The Herpes virus that causes cold sores may not respond to solutions
that read below about 14uS to 16uS in a Hanna or COM-100 pwt.
Shingles also requires a strong concentration. If you use a weak
solution the first time Shingles hits, you may find it doesn't get
rid of it and it keeps returning.
When it returns, it takes a much stronger solution to keep it in
check. So my advise is to learn how to make the strongest solution
you can. This will destroy the Herpes virus that causes cold sores
and Shingles, and they won't be part of your life anymore.
The fact that you have a cold also says your solution is not strong
enough. With a weak solution, the virus can enter the body cells
where the immune system can't reach. The viruses take over the cell
machinery and force it to make more viruses. These exit the cell to
infect more cells, and you get sick. Since the virus is already
established in the cells, silver can't do much to help stop the
infection.
With a strong solution, the flu virus never has a chance to get
established in the first place.
But a strong solution can also kill the friendly bacteria in your
small intestine. This is a major problem with older people. But the
problem completely disappears when you use sublingual absorption
instead of drinking the solution.
Yes, the technology and phrases are new, and it takes a while to
learn. But it is very worthwhile. Medical science has nothing that
will kill viruses as effectively as silver ions. For example,
Tamiflu doesn't work anywhere near as well, and many viruses are
becoming immune to it.
But they cannot evade a healthy immune system that is supplied with
a small amount of silver!
Best Regards,
Mike M.
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