Re: De-moldification of local plumbing and tap water

[Guest guest]

>

> Just wanted to share with the group one 'recipe' that has literally

> saved my life many times, and which I discovered partly by accident

> and partly by logical reasoning.

> Shorter version:

>

> If FRESH tap water from your faucet makes you ill and the symptoms

are identical to that of mold, but the whole house is not too moldy

(so that one might suspect that the mold enters plumbing system

somewhere in the wall), you might have what I call " local

contamination " of your water pipes. The mold somehow entered your

plumbing and won't go away on its own.

>

Interesting.

In 2001 I was living in an area that was being heavily plumed -

forcing me to make constant detox-evacuations to get " clear " .

I had a reaction from the water, but suspected that the entire local

water supply was ALSO being plumed. I dismantled the water lines in

my camper and found the plastic tubes were full of black mold.

I was surprised that mold would grow so readily in plastic water

lines, but, there it was!

I redesigned the system with transparent tubes for ease of visual

inspection and obtain my water from a spring in the mountains. Have

had no problems since.

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