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Toxic Mold: A Growing Concern

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Mold is one of the earliest organisms on this planet. It is ubiquitous; it can be found almost anywhere indoors and outdoors. Molds grow at different temperatures and humidity conditions. However, many species of molds grow the best in humid climates and in areas of high humidity. This is why mold growth is common in bathrooms, since invariably the air there is warm and moist. However, mold can grow in quite cold temperatures as anyone who has forgotten about a food item in the Read more

A New Antidote for Cyanide Poisoning ‎

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A NEW ANTIDOTE FOR CYANIDE POISONING . By Dr. Mohammad Ali kavianpour Kermanshah medical university Iran May,2008 INTRODUCTION This paper describes a study of the antidotal actions of nickel nitrate against cyanide poisoning. Hydrocyanic acid acts as a poison because it combines with, and stops the function of, the iron atom in cytochrome oxidase, so blocking the electron transfer through the cytochrome system, and checking the final oxidations involving oxygen uptake of the Read more

Toxic Chemicals Contribute to Catching Colds and Flu

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You probably are aware that giving your immune system a helping hand can ward off colds and the flu. But did you know that common exposures to toxic chemicals in your everyday life can actually increase your chances of becoming sick.   Catching a cold or flu requires exposure to bacteria and viruses and a body with a weak immune system. When bacteria and viruses encounter a strong immune system, the immune system recognizes the bacteria or virus as a foreign invader and fights them Read more