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Tnagel
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I live in Dc where there is a lot of mold, my dr wanted to test me for exposure as he said it would complicate my Lyme situation. I can tell when I leave DC I feel better. Does anyone know about this?
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Check out chronicneurotoxins.com. This website should beof some help to you. Also, you may want to look for the book Mold Warriors, by R. Shoemaker.

My daughter has a lot of problems with mold and her symptoms greatly improve every summer when she gets away from the moldy school she attends.

Our doctor told us that she has a gene that indicates an inability for her body to rid itself of biotoxins, so they recirculate keeping her sick. She recently started taking cholestryramine, a substance that binds with bile acids to remove toxins through the digestive system, and has shown a great deal of improvement.

Hope this helps.
Suzy

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thanks!!!
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WOW...I just posted an article from that site...Fibromyalgia vs Lyme Disease...great site!
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