Latex proteins, allergies and phloem

[fracty]

Kritters,
Sorry if I'm wrong about the thread. Maybe they use the latex thread in some bras. The shop I designed for only caters to a high end clientele. It is a small boutique in an expensive area.

The bras are sewn w cotton or poly thread around the casing for the underwire etc. If I remember correctly we also used non stretch thread for the back stretchy part of the bra. What we did was zig zag cotton or poly thread onto the elastic and stretch backing.

I only buy the type of bras that have an underwire and do not stretch in the front. But who knows, maybe some manufacturers are using latex thread in the bra front. (If I remember correctly, I think you said it was the front underneath part where you felt the infection.)

In any event, I know the cotton in my area is infected. I think different ppl get different types of infected products thrown at them based on manufacturers' distribution. Like I said before, IMO this is some type of polydnavirus that merges w the dna or nanotech in various things from the environment creating bots and bugs. Also though, I know if I have anything on tightly around my skin I had better be careful to check no morgs got squished in there or they start biting/stinging/ botting. But I dont know. If I did I would be well, lol.

[Kritters]

I agree with you about the cotton Fracty. I also have posted numerous times about my thinking on the association. The rubber plant has live organisms involved and I think nothing is out of reach in this nano-bio-blingo dna crazy world today. It's like the creature cantina in Star Wars!

btw...it was not in the bottom of the bra (although I've had that also) but at the top where there was extra elastic designed to grip since there being no straps. It gripped alright!

[fracty]

Oooohh, ya. I've seen situations where just about any kind of fabric can get the Ms in it.

About the cotton, in my area you can go to the store and SEE it. There is no way a person could spend a reasonable amount of time, once they were shown what to look for and how to check. You can SEE them here. I wish I could send you all to this one store here that is FULL of it.

If you pull the threads off w a tweezer they move and sometimes they bite onto the clothing and you have to pull w all your might to get them off. Those kind bite or sting if you keep the thread in there and just put the clothes on. On other types I've pulled off thread that started moving and you could see tiny, tiny see through worms all clinging together onto the longer thread. sickening. I hate cotton now.

Although my dream, if I ever again became well, and cute and thin, is to...
wear cute, tight, pink cotton lycra gym pants w no fear of M. Maybe one day.

[Gator]

Hey Kritters,

You done Good!

I have Multiple Chemical Sensitivity as well as this M crud and Lymes and I am super allergic to latex. I had knee surgery, shouldn't have let them mess me up,I was first in OR because they had to clean the room of latex dust and use special gloves. The doctor didn't care but the anethesiologist was well aware of latex allergies.

I never thought about the rubber in underwear. So, should I wear drawstring panties? lol and no bra, certainly never an underwire as the pressure hampers the flow of lymphatic fluid flow, so, maybe a silk wrap around bra with no hooks. I am allergic to the metal which is usually nickel.

What about the elastic in sock tops? elastic waistbands, etc. OH MY!
Because of my MCS, I was accumulating Organic cotton stuff as much as possible, so now I will have no clothes. OH MY! OH NO lololol Does anyone know where a nudist colony is located? Just joking. LOL

How I long for the days before all the maladies and I was young, and slim, actually skinny, with an hour glass figure, beautiful coal black hair, and nothing bothered me. dream on Gator, drea......mmmm on! lololol

Thanks to all who participated in this topic. It was interesting.

Hugs to all,
Gator

[Kritters]

Hey Gator!

Here's a website for you! I think you'll probably look like the model in the picture soon, so check it out!

Latex Free & Elastic Free Underwear, Panties, Bras and Plus-size Bras @ LatexFreeUndies.com. Spandex free, Lycra free and Elastic free too!
Also, just google 'latex free underwear' latex free clothing' and all sorts of links come up. There must be a need for it or there wouldn't be so many places to buy latex free items, ey?

Thanks for your post~

~Kritts