so excuse me for saying this, not trying to ruffle anyone's feathers

[Guest guest]

BUT is there anywhere on this site that succintly talks about any

specific treatment for mold/sick buildings other than leaving town

I mean these articles are I guess useful information but articles on

moldy mattresses etc etc are of little help in the big scheme of things

in getting better to someone who is mold toxic

Thanks

[Guest guest]

There has been a great deal of discussion here on specific treatments that I've

seen in the short time I've been on the list. I beg to differ, about your take

on what is useful and what isn't. Mold issues are difficult to track and if

someone who's spent countless hours suffering and spending time and money to

track down the source of their suffering can be helped by information such as

the a company that makes matresses that cause mold, that could save their health

and possibly their life.

> BUT is there anywhere on this site that succintly talks

> about any specific treatment

[Guest guest]

Unfortunately if you don't get rid of the mold you're living with, you

will not get rid of the symptoms of mold exposure. That's why so many

articles are written about that.

If you're forced to be living with mold, you can use over the counter

allergy/sinus medications to treat the individual symptoms like

Sudafed 12 hour, SinoFresh nasal wash, Benadryl etc. You can see a

Pulmonologist and be put on asthma medications like: Singulair or

Advair etc.

If you have fungal sinusitis you can see a specialist and be put on

anti-fungal medication like Diflucan.

llaci

[Guest guest]

The problem is, the longer you stay there the sicker you will get. As soon

as you realize the cause, you should deal with it by either getting rid of

it or leaving.

The thing that has helped the ost of us treatment wise is cholestyramine.

See the Shoemaker websites, like biotoxin.info, moldwarriors.com, etc.