Tug-DeContamination Routine/Re: more mold

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Tug,

are you able to address fungus in your body and toxins? Im understanding that

for some, once they get in a less " inflammatory " environment, they can begin to

address the fungal infection and the toxins. I think the Shoemaker tests are

helpful for judgeing this, Still learning.

Ive heard from several people.. going to diff degrees of avoidance... some

defintely cross contaminating their new environment.. who are doing well. One I

know has the " dreaded " multisuseptable gene and was exposed to stachy who " got

rid of most everything " and another who was very ill who brought things in like

some clothes, TV.. but realized had to get rid of them.. house was cross

contaminated. Both used antifungals and CSM. One used a rife machine. Both used

infraded sauna.. one 20 minutes a day. One drank a gallon of ionic water a

day.. the other worked also on his overall pathogen load, KPU, metals. I think

both address methyation in some way.

Im taking hope in both of them.. neither seemed to do this perfectly. I know one

has my HLA type (which shoemaker has little hope for) and both say they are at

90%. I know mold avoidance is still key for one of them.

Im running the shoemaker tests and seeing where my markers lie and when I am

settled in will figure out a protocol to address this mess. As long as the

toxins are in the body and or the residue from infmalltory immune reactions I

think mold will be a problem. I think it doesnt have to stay that way from what

I am hearing but it takes time or lessens with time.

I think its important to have binders of some sort working in the gut no matter.

The toxins run in the lipid route through the bile which dumps into the

intestines. I try to keep chlorella in my system. and my gut has been a wreck

since I cleaned out the laundry room.. I am not sure the chlorella will take out

the toxins but there are other natural binders that have an affinity for them..

I think... beta sisterol, welchol, clay.. could be wrong but they are going to

grab some things and at least take the load off the intestines. Pectins and non

soluable fibers.. charcoal even.. takes some nasties out. I also wonder how

disrupted the gut gets from the toxins (parasites, for example).. one thing out

of balance feeding another.. tangent.. sorry.

Are you able to do any of these things? Found anything helpful other than

avoidance?

Of course I am not well, but I know a few people who are and I try to follow

what they do and have done who have been doomed.

Ive been turned away by a wel known local lyme dic as one of the 25% who does

not get well and told the doc has bearly enough time to spend on the folks who

are in the 75%. Its been brutal listening to the predictions and then taking on

the horror stories.. Im not ready to do that because if I do, I will for sure

die. Ive been close enough to that point to know not yet. And I have enough

examples of :people like me: who are doing well that I am going t focus on them

rather than on my situation today.

Robin

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> I pretty much have the same reaction when Im exposed to mold. When I first

moved to the hotel I refused to use their washer and dryer. I took all my things

to the laundry mat. It was during the winter months and because I didnt have a

heavy jacket and i had to make sure everything got washed i'd have to take off

the red hoody I used to keep me warm and wash it, I remember being so cold that

I had to lean up against a dryer to stay warm.

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> Anyway, at the time I used regular tide, microban and borax to wash my clothes

and my g/f's clothes. My clothes were new so it wasnt much