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JCarlhelp
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My wife tested positive with expensive Real Time lab test. The question I pose is whether anybody treated saw significant improvement in health. ERMI tests of house came back OK. Also has anybody used this testing product:

http://mymolddetective.com/

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Catgirl
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I'm in the same boat (mold). I can tell you that I met a woman who completely turned around from mold treatment. She said it was a long journey to get rid of the mold from her house and her body, but it was worth it.

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JCarlhelp
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Do you know her treatment protocol
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Catgirl
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Unfortunately, no, it was too complex. She was a patient of Dr. L. N. who covered mold and mycotoxins (below).

http://www.betterhealthguy.com/ilads-2012-boston-conference-takeaways

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lpkayak
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that betterhealtguy link has a huge amount of easy to understand info...thank you catgirl...thank you scott!

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lpkayak
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i tried to send scott a thank you but couldnt pass the "challenge" to prove im human...i think it will be hard for many of us...but i understand him needing to weed out ...oh well...hopw he sees my thank you above

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Catgirl
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You're welcome Lp! :)

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Yes, I had a house full of hidden mold - some black. Tested positive on igm/igg and real time.

Got rid of all mold in my house. Taking numerous things for mold but the most effective for me has been Byron White A-FNG, Detox 2 and NT Detox. Cholestramyine (sp) also very helpful but bad side effects.

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CD57
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Desertwind, how did you find the hidden mold in your house?

JCarlHelp, I know someone here who did the realtime labs test and tested high for all that stuff and did the treatment (bentonite clay, CSM, and charcoal) and the levels came down....but she doesn't feel better.

I'm just not sure how big of a piece it is for some people.

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Yes, it helps a lot. For me it began with gutting some of my house. Doing CSM.
Then this:


http://flash.lymenet.org/ubb/ultimatebb.php/topic/1/127480

[ 03-10-2014, 09:56 AM: Message edited by: RC1 ]

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