Treatment for exposure to toxic mold?
Hello, my place has a mold problem and am having my treatment here tomorrow landlord to address the issue with a special enzyme cleaner. I been trying cold / sinus problems chronic throat and I suspect that is because of the mold. Apart to fix the problem that we face as soon as possible, is there anything I should be doing for mold damage already done to my body?
Regarding the other answer. There is not always the mold is hidden, it may nevertheless be common every house and case are different. The correlation between 1 inch to 10 feet in any way is a rule or even in any house I have all looked. Now there can be hidden behind walls mold you are not aware of due to a roof leak or a problem water intrusion. But it was not your question, I just wanted to clarify some misconceptions people have about the mold. The Sickbuildings yahoo group to support you people, but most often it is merely an expression of what people did with their problems, not the recommendations that lead to the aid. Also, each person is different and there are many different treatments. There is aromatherapy, saunas, detoxification, fasting, and a number of options, including drugs if you prefer that route. However, in my experience tend to be drugs have side effects that can be as bad or worse than some of the symptoms associated with mold exposure.
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