Molds Dehydrating the Human Body-The First Underlying Causation

Last Updated: 11-20-06

The first causation is the dehydrating effects of mold fungi. This is due to their sucking the moisture out of the body for their own use. This contributes to a state of under-hydration in the body. Often this is further complicated by consumption of dehydrating substances, such as caffiene soda, coffee or alcohol. The human body can survive longer without food than it can water. H2O is one of the two main ways the human body takes in the oxygen it requires, in order to stay generative.

Our bodies need to maintain a hydration level of 70-90% water(H2O) in order to keep the operating systems of the human biological machine functioning properly. If we do not maintain adequate levels of H2O in our body, the cells and tissues degenerate and die. This has far reaching cause and effects, contributing to many health problems such as constipation and irritable bowel syndrome.

Dehydration of the body is first noticed on the hands, scalp and skin. As with a tree, our outer branches also dry out first, due to not having enough water to hydrate the entire body. This can cause dandruff and skin sensitivities. Unexplained rashes and chronic itching is common.

Once the hands and skin(our protective layer) dry out and crack, it provides entry points for various foreign microbes to enter the skin, damaging skin tissue. Nature always attacks the weakest link, whether it is a weak animal or damaged tissue. Mold fungi are opportunistic and feed on damaged tissue, like the scar tissue of old injuries.

The second underlying causation is;

Mycotoxins Damaging the Brain and Central Nervous System

The third underlying causation is;

Immune Complexes Interrupting the Circulatory System