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- Title: Signs of a Mold Problem
- Author : David Peterson, DC, DCCN, FAAIM
- Release Date : January 28, 2014
- Genre: Medical,Books,Professional & Technical,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 10216 KB
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Signs of a Mold Problem Yeast/Fungi; Taxonomy Unavailable is a comprehensive guide to identifying possible sources of environmental yeast, mold or fungus causing serious health issues. Once you find mold, the next step is remediation. The golden rule of mold remediation is:
DO IT RIGHT OR DO IT AGAIN
When it comes to mold remediation, the most important thing to do is educate yourself on the proper procedures. You don't need to know everything there is to know about removing mold, but understanding the fundamentals of mold remediation can save you a lot of time, money and aggravation.
Yeast in small amounts is considered normal. However, environmental yeast/mold overgrowth in the gut has been linked to many chronic conditions, in part because of allergic responses in some patients to even low levels of yeast/mold growth. Potential symptoms can include diarrhea, headache, bloating, atopic dermatitis, and fatigue. The cases presented in Signs of a Mold Problem Yeast/Fungi; Taxonomy Unavailable shows how environmental mold contributes to serious health issues.
The Metametrix Gastrointestinal Function Profile identifies yeast, mold and fungi, in real quantitative amounts, as well as fungal sensitivities of pharmaceuticals and botanicals. Taxonomy unavailable indicates gastric atrophy or achlorhydria, which is lack of stomach acid (your first line of defense) is allowing the Yeast/Fungi to pass through the stomach into the colon. +2 or greater values point to chronic environmental exposure to mold leading to it being found in the stool test.
The first step in restoring your health is a mold growth investigation of the home and documentation of the area covered by mold growth. This requires the ability to recognize mold growth as opposed to dirt, stains or other discolorations. The helpful 22 signs that you may have a potential mold problem in your home help you to find location in your home with a high potential for mold growth before spending money on mold removal specialists.
Mold removal and remediation can be a costly affair. Signs of a Mold Problem Yeast/Fungi; Taxonomy Unavailable provide you with helpful hints for hiring remediation contractors and to look out for other common mold scams. Before you begin cleaning and removing the mold, it is critical to make sure that you take measures to prevent the mold spores from spreading to other areas of the house or building. Exposure to molds can occur during cleanup procedures since mold counts can be extremely high in the contaminated area. However, there are ways you can minimize your exposure to mold during cleanup procedures. Signs of a Mold Problem Yeast/Fungi; Taxonomy Unavailable provide helpful information to protect the health of you and your loved ones during the cleanup process.
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