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GiGi
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http://www.mold-survivor.com/symptoms.html


Fungal Symptoms

Fibromyalgia/mps (and several correlated symptoms)
Respiratory distress, coughing, sneezing, sinusitis
Difficulty swallowing, choking, spitting up (vomiting) mucous
Hypersensitivity pneumonitis
Burning in the throat and lungs (similar to acid reflux and often misdiagnosed as such)
Asthmatic signs; wheezing, shortness in breath, coughing, burning in lungs, etc.
Irritable bowel syndrome, nausea, diarrhea, sharp abdominal pains, stomach lesions
Bladder, liver, spleen, or kidney pain
Dark or painful urine
Dirt-like taste in mouth, coated tongue
Food allergies/leaky gut syndrome/altered immunity
Memory loss; brain fog, slurred speech, occasionally leading to dementia
Vision problems
Swollen lymph nodes
Large boils on neck (often a sign of anaphylaxis)
Yellowing of nails, ridges, or white marks under nail
Thyroid irregularities, sometimes leading to complete dysfunction; adrenal problems
Headaches
Anxiety/depression, heart palpitations - confusion, PTSD
Extreme blood pressure, cholesterol, or triglycerides irregularities
Ringing in ears, balance problems (very common), dizziness, loss of hearing (aspergillus niger)
Chronic fatigue (also included under this classification directional confusion)
Intermittent face flushing; almost always systemic, Called the Mylar Flush (neurological))
Night head sweats, and drooling while sleeping, profuse sweating
Multiple chemical sensitivity; only upon exposure to Stachybotrys and Chaetomium
Nose bleeds (stachybotrys)
Bruising/scarring easily; rash or hives, bloody lesions all over the skin (Often systemic, see images; skin)
Reproductive system complications; infertility, changes in menstrual cycles, miscarriage
Sudden weight changes (Detoxifier genotypes tend to gain weight, non-detoxifier genotypes tend to lose weight)
Cancer
Hair loss, very brittle nails, temporary loss of fingerprints (in rare cases)
Joint/muscle stiffness and pain
Irregular heart beat/heart attack
Seizures, inadvertent body jerking, twitching, inadvertent facial movements or numbness in face
Hypersensitivity when re-exposed to molds, which can lead to anaphylaxis
Anaphylaxis upon re-exposure to mycotoxin producing molds

http://www.mold-survivor.com/symptoms.html

I think we have to make sure we address all, or at least find out what else is hiding in us.


Take care.

[ 04. October 2008, 04:02 AM: Message edited by: GiGi ]

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gee I have almost all these symptoms [dizzy]

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gigi-have you heard of black tongue being a symptom of mold?

also-do you think it's best to take probiotics with or without food...some bottles say with-some say without. thanks. lp

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Ip, Yes, I had a black tongue. The hypoglossus nerve innervates the tongue
and brings downward the toxins from brain/brainstem. I was told the black is made up of the dental toxins from my root canaled teeth that I used to have at that time and the heavy metals that were exiting from the brain and brain stem. The toxins (some of them) move up that way and also comes down that way. It looks scary - but I was happy it was coming down. And I firmly believe that where there are dental toxins, metals, there is also fungi and mold. One never comes without one or more of the others. What goes up must come down.

You may want to scrape your tongue
every morning and as soon as you see some of the deposits.
And you can also do the Karach Therapy = some people call it Oil Pulling. Search here - you will find the info. It is of great help eliminating toxins from the mouth. Some 200 different bacteria are being found in the mouth, especially in the morning. Clear it out then, at that time, then you will not need to face the same ones again and again and lighten the load by a lot!

My husband, who suffers from Aspergillus, has a tongue that looks like a landscape - up and down valleys, with lines running through, and mixed in light landscape colors, and also thick as in swollen. A healthy tongue is smooth and pink.
If it is not, go on the defensive with the oil.

So have a look at your dental situation. But who knows?

Take care.


P.S. I would follow the directions on the container of the probiotics you are taking. Different ones are manufactured in certain ways so as to be effective as recommended. I used to protect myself with Freezedried Garlic and seldom took probiotics. And that type of garlic should be taken following a meal. Garlic is most beneficial as an antifungal, antiviral, antibacterial. In fact, I believe that the garlic wiped out the majority of Lyme I used to have. Good luck.

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thanks. the black tongue was for someone else on here-i'll let her know what you said.

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GIGI!

Have you had a chance to look at this products ?
http://www.sanum.com/literature/therapy%20notakehl%20with%20.pdf


http://www.sanum.com/literature/notakehl.pdf

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Thanks, GiGi, it's no surprise that I had most of those symptoms .... and that those are the ones flaring since I got rid of my mold exposure.

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