Liora Leah, of the Mother Earth Heals Blog on Curezone is my favorite
Environmental Consultant.

Last week I was exposed to Roundup herbicide as well as painted my bedroom, in redesign, with Frazee Envirocote paint.

This pain is low fume. I could not smell anything.
The first night that the room was primed I spent in the room and had no ill effects; however, the second day, the room was painted with a lovely green tint and trim. That was the same day that my neighbor used Roundup Herbicide to attempt to kill a stand of Arundo Donax (Giant Reed). There was a windy of about 6 mph when the spray happened. Two of us here were effected. That night, likely the combination of the Roundup herbicide swiffs I received at a distance of about 20 feet, and sleeping in my room produced one of the most intense headaches of my life.

My glands on both sides of my lower jar were swollen and stayed swollen for about two days at least.

I Blogged about this. Liora Leah of the Mother Earth Heals Blog, made a comment.

I highly recommend her Blog for environmental tips for toxicless living.

She also has associates who make Eco-mags that i have received as birthday gifts. These are made of recycled art. The detail of the explanation of how the Eco-Mags are made warmed my heart with care and concern for the environment.

SERVICES OF LIORA LEAH

I would suggest that if you need phone consultations with Liora Leah, you write to her on her Blog. She charges responsable rates I imagine. I know she has first hand experience with compromised immune system issues. She is a thoughtful person who cared very much for the next generation.

As a holiday gift, I would have parents schedule a session with Liora over the phone. They might receive insights that could save their health for years. Youth today need to be educated about toxins in our environment. Simple mixing common household cleaners can harm.

Ask Liora about that.

Leslie


ADVISE FROM LIORA LEAH
LAST WEEK EARLY DECEMBER 2011

Liora Leah

Sounds like swollen glands. Probably from Herbicide exposures, could be from the paint fumes also. Even though the paint is low-fume it still has some VOC's in it (volatile organic compounds) and if you are sleeping in your room after newly painted, you are breathing it in all night.

your system may be overloaded from both herbicide and paint fume exposure at the same time. recommend sleeping elsewhere until paint fumes outgas, and not being in the room while it is painted. do NOT expose self further to round-up.

 

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