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TRUTHisnotfacts
2009-May-27, 01:20 AM
I went to stay with my friend 2 years ago ..
I am a nice guy , I never say nothing wrong or rude to anyone ever . well After staying at his home for 1 year my mind started to change as if I judged people more and was a little more on the rude side ..
I found out last summer that he has a lot of MOLD under his home ..
could that be why ? can mold change a persons mind so that they feel Anxiety ? and start to be more rude ?
maybe its just me ..who knows ...
NickW
2009-May-27, 02:06 AM
I heard a podcast from Mark Crislip about this issue. From what he said, there are no clinical studies that determine that mold toxicity is real, but there are mold allergies. I know when I get stung by a bee I tend to be really anxious until the benadryl kicks in :)
novaderrik
2009-May-27, 02:17 AM
maybe being around your friend too much made you turn evil.
LaurelHS
2009-May-27, 02:55 AM
I've heard that if you have asthma or another respiratory problem, exposure to mold can make it worse. Other than that, I don't know much about the effects of mold.
I do know from experience that sometimes living with a friend can change the relationship and it's not always for the better. There doesn't have to be a chemical reason for this sort of thing.
Ara Pacis
2009-May-27, 07:30 AM
Well, mold infections of the brain tend to alter mood. Mucormycosis isn't pretty.
Maha Vailo
2009-May-27, 09:40 AM
^ Yeah, but unless TRUTH was severely immunocompromised, I'd say he has little to fear from that. Besides, if he was that ill, he'd be on his deathbed.
Have you ever considered getting tested for allergies, TRUTH? Sounds like that might be making you cranky.
- Maha Vailo
BigDon
2009-May-27, 02:40 PM
In the early 80's there were a LOT of woo books written about the horrors of mold exposer in everyday life. Had it been the internet age there would have been websites of the kind we here are all too familiar with all over the place.
novaderrik
2009-May-27, 08:08 PM
i've been exposed to mold in varying degrees for my entire life, and i'm one of the healthiest people i know. i rarely ever get sick- even when everyone around me thinks they are on their deathbed for a few days.
sarongsong
2009-May-29, 05:17 AM
"Mold is toxic to those allergic to it..." - History Channel (http://www.history.com/shows.do?episodeId=358486&action=detail) Episode: Mold & Fungus
samkent
2009-May-29, 11:17 AM
From the Centers for Disease Control and prevention here in the US.
http://www.cdc.gov/MOLD/stachy.htm
There are very few reports that toxigenic molds found inside homes can cause unique or rare health conditions such as pulmonary hemorrhage or memory loss. These case reports are rare, and a causal link between the presence of the toxigenic mold and these conditions has not been proven.
And
However some people are sensitive to molds. These people may experience symptoms such as nasal stuffiness, eye irritation, wheezing, or skin irritation when exposed to molds.
As Bigdon said there is more woo woo involved with mold than it deserves.
sarongsong
2009-May-29, 05:48 PM
Expensive "woo"
May 29, 2009
HONOLULU - ...Mold investigators later determined the presence of Europium mold in guest rooms. Hilton eventually paid about $1.8 million in settlement claims to approximately 2,900 guests, who claimed that the resort had failed to disclose its mold problem...
Star-Bulletin (http://www.starbulletin.com/business/20090529_Complaints_of_mold_plague_Hiltons_spa.htm l)
closetgeek
2009-May-31, 12:56 PM
maybe being around your friend too much made you turn evil.
I would have to agree that this is the more likely explanation.
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