Re: Dead Sea / Carribean

[Guest guest]

One part of the world where mould does not

seem to bother me (except during hurricane

season) is the Carribean area.

Yes, there is mould in Cuba and the Yucatan

but I my CFS practically goes into hiding when

I am there. I hope more of you can visit there

and see whether you are one of the ones who is

well there.

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[Guest guest]

, that is great that you are able to find places where you are not

taking " hits " . I tip my hat to you sir. I'd love to visit some of

these areas, even if it's just to finally be able to kickback for a

short time. Congrats on finding where and what works for you.

Sharon

>

> One part of the world where mould does not

> seem to bother me (except during hurricane

> season) is the Carribean area.

>

> Yes, there is mould in Cuba and the Yucatan

> but I my CFS practically goes into hiding when

> I am there. I hope more of you can visit there

> and see whether you are one of the ones who is

> well there.

>

> - .

>

[Guest guest]

It probably is due to being island and sea breezes take toxins and

other chemicals out of the air, and possibly not in air stream where

they get hits from more industrialized areas. It seems seaside areas

are pretty good except for houses which are water damaged there if I

remember correctly my reading.

>

> One part of the world where mould does not

> seem to bother me (except during hurricane

> season) is the Carribean area.

>

[Guest guest]

Please understand that most PWCFS who I have contacted who

have been to the Carribean area are very well there.

I was even well there in a polluted city (Havana) or many miles inland,

as long as I was not at high altitude (scratch San José, Costa Rica).

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CFS_CFIDS_ME/

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