Re: becoming more and more sensitive

[Guest guest]

When I was exposed to mold I became more and more sensitive to more and more

different things that had previously been OK. That continued until I got back

on my protocols for candida and took foot baths to remove the toxins. Then my

sensitivity decreased and I could tolerate more and more things again. Later,

when I got more mold exposure AGAIN, my sensitivities came back again, mostly to

the same things, but also to some new things that had been OK before.

I noticed that once I got long exposure to something I couldn't tolerate then it

seemed like I was even more sensitive after that and would react to other things

worse and sooner.

The really strange thing with me this year has been that sometimes things smell

(that normally I shouldn't be able to smell) and other times they don't. When

things smell pretty bad then I almost always react to it. And then other times

they don't smell and I don't react to it.

What happens is this: When I take my protocols, whatever they may be at the

time, smells change. Either they go away or they get worse. If smells were

strong that normally aren't and I take my flora or antifungal or whatever then

they seem to go away. If I wasn't smelling anything and then I take them then

smells can come back. Then when the effects have worn off from the protocols

the smells go away or come back again. This cycle has repeated over and over

since May.

For instance, last night I had to move to the den because the living room where

I've been having to stay started smelling moldy after the heavy rains we've had

and some leaks we discovered and I started reacting. No smells in the den. Now

that I have taken my flora and antifungal the urine odor from my roommates old

sick cat that just wouldn't shampoo out completely is smelling strong to me.

But all night I couldn't smell a thing and I had no problem. Now will I start

reacting to the urine? Sigh..........

As I take my protocols I notice slow improvement in tolerance and some things I

begin to tolerate again while others not yet.

Another thing, I don't just react to things I smell and eat, I also react to

things I absorb through my skin. I can't put anything on my skin right now, not

lotion, not a bandaid, only almond oil for my dry hands and face. So when you

dyed your hair I was thinking that it might not have been only the smell you

reacted to but the chemicals on your scalp that got absorbed through the skin.

The last time I dyed my hair when I still could with a dye from the health store

that barely smelled at all I reacted to what I absorbed through my scalp because

I didn't get it washed out enough the first time.

That study you read about only being reactive to what we've been exposed to

during our exposure sounded interesting. Huh, I wonder.

Ha, I already don't smell the urine again. Go figure.

[Guest guest]

anita,yes, I have the same problems with the skin.

I lost my sence of smell on the left side and it's distorted on the right,

nothing tastes right either.

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> When I was exposed to mold I became more and more sensitive to more and more

different things that had previously been OK. That continued until I got back

on my protocols for candida and took foot baths to remove the toxins. Then my

sensitivity decreased and I could tolerate more and more things again. Later,

when I got more mold exposure AGAIN, my sensitivities came back again, mostly to

the same things, but also to some new things that had been OK before.

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[Guest guest]

Anita, I dont think any reactions were from dye soaking into my scalp, I have

the these same reactions to alot of things, it the RADS and the condition of my

sinuses, olfactory tract, brain damage I suffered that cause these types of

reactions.

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> > When I was exposed to mold I became more and more sensitive to more and more

different things that had previously been OK. That continued until I got back

on my protocols for candida and took foot baths to remove the toxins. Then my

sensitivity decreased and I could tolerate more and more things again. Later,

when I got more mold exposure AGAIN, my sensitivities came back again, mostly to

the same things, but also to some new things that had been OK before.

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