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Jason Earle What if your Brain Fog isn’t caused by a Lyme infection? Jason teaches us the nuts and bolts of determining if your house is toxic with mold. Mold toxicity can present exactly like Lyme disease. It’s important to know the difference. Jason is the founder of 1-800-GOT-MOLD.

Jason Earle was misdiagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis when he was 4 years old. Additional testing found asthma, pneumonia, and multiple severe allergies. However when he was 12, and he and his family moved, his allergies and asthma disappeared almost instantly. He says it is clear to him he lived in a home with a chronically damp environment, and though at the time the medical community had not widely accepted mold as triggers for asthma attacks and allergies, the mold in his childhood home had probably made him hypersensitive. Without the constant exposure to mold he became “extraordinarily healthy.”

His early childhood experiences gave him a passion for learning how to protect people from mold. After years of working with industry experts and over 1500 mold inspections, Jason created the 1-800-GOT-MOLD? Mold Assessment Process. His company’s mission is “Helping people breathe easier, one person at a time”

Jason Earle What if your Brain Fog isn’t caused by a Lyme infection? Jason teaches us the nuts and bolts of determining if your house is toxic with mold. Mold toxicity can present exactly like Lyme disease. It’s important to know the difference. Jason is the founder of 1-800-GOT-MOLD.

Jason Earle was misdiagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis when he was 4 years old. Additional testing found asthma, pneumonia, and multiple severe allergies. However when he was 12, and he and his family moved, his allergies and asthma disappeared almost instantly. He says it is clear to him he lived in a home with a chronically damp environment, and though at the time the medical community had not widely accepted mold as triggers for asthma attacks and allergies, the mold in his childhood home had probably made him hypersensitive. Without the constant exposure to mold he became “extraordinarily healthy.”

His early childhood experiences gave him a passion for learning how to protect people from mold. After years of working with industry experts and over 1500 mold inspections, Jason created the 1-800-GOT-MOLD? Mold Assessment Process. His company’s mission is “Helping people breathe easier, one person at a time”

Jason Earle What if your Brain Fog isn’t caused by a Lyme infection? Jason teaches us the nuts and bolts of determining if your house is toxic with mold. Mold toxicity can present exactly like Lyme disease. It’s important to know the difference. Jason is the founder of 1-800-GOT-MOLD.

Jason Earle was misdiagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis when he was 4 years old. Additional testing found asthma, pneumonia, and multiple severe allergies. However when he was 12, and he and his family moved, his allergies and asthma disappeared almost instantly. He says it is clear to him he lived in a home with a chronically damp environment, and though at the time the medical community had not widely accepted mold as triggers for asthma attacks and allergies, the mold in his childhood home had probably made him hypersensitive. Without the constant exposure to mold he became “extraordinarily healthy.”

His early childhood experiences gave him a passion for learning how to protect people from mold. After years of working with industry experts and over 1500 mold inspections, Jason created the 1-800-GOT-MOLD? Mold Assessment Process. His company’s mission is “Helping people breathe easier, one person at a time”

Dr. Jolene Ross is a licensed psychologist, and received a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Boston College in 1985. Dr. Ross studied Quantitative EEG Analysis and its application to neurofeedback with K.H. Wong, Ph.D., who was associated with Harvard’s Epilepsy and Applied Neurophysiology Unit, Children’s Hospital Medical Center of Boston.

She is the founder and director of Advanced Neurotherapy, a wellness clinic that utilizes behavioral medicine applications such as quantitative EEG analysis and neurofeedback. She works with individuals and families challenged with neuro-cognitive, neuro-emotional, and neuro-developmental disorders.

Dr. Jolene Ross is a licensed psychologist, and received a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Boston College in 1985. Dr. Ross studied Quantitative EEG Analysis and its application to neurofeedback with K.H. Wong, Ph.D., who was associated with Harvard’s Epilepsy and Applied Neurophysiology Unit, Children’s Hospital Medical Center of Boston.

She is the founder and director of Advanced Neurotherapy, a wellness clinic that utilizes behavioral medicine applications such as quantitative EEG analysis and neurofeedback. She works with individuals and families challenged with neuro-cognitive, neuro-emotional, and neuro-developmental disorders.

Dr. Jolene Ross is a licensed psychologist, and received a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Boston College in 1985. Dr. Ross studied Quantitative EEG Analysis and its application to neurofeedback with K.H. Wong, Ph.D., who was associated with Harvard’s Epilepsy and Applied Neurophysiology Unit, Children’s Hospital Medical Center of Boston.

She is the founder and director of Advanced Neurotherapy, a wellness clinic that utilizes behavioral medicine applications such as quantitative EEG analysis and neurofeedback. She works with individuals and families challenged with neuro-cognitive, neuro-emotional, and neuro-developmental disorders.

Psychiatrist Robert C. Bransfield, MD explains how lyme is often mistaken for psychiatric problems and how inflammation caused by b. Burgdorferi damages your nervous system. Dr. Bransfield offers himself as a resource to help your physician understand the neurological component of Lyme.

Dr. Bransfield is a board certified psychiatrist who graduated from Rutgers and the George Washington School of Medicine, and finished his psychiatric residency training at Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital. He first became interested in the link between infections and mental health 20 years ago when a patient referred to him by an infectious disease doctor improved tremendously after she went back on antibiotics. He has been a past president of ILADS and the NJ psychiatric association, and currently owns a private practice in Red Bank, New Jersey.

Psychiatrist Robert C. Bransfield, MD explains how lyme is often mistaken for psychiatric problems and how inflammation caused by b. Burgdorferi damages your nervous system. Dr. Bransfield offers himself as a resource to help your physician understand the neurological component of Lyme.

Dr. Bransfield is a board certified psychiatrist who graduated from Rutgers and the George Washington School of Medicine, and finished his psychiatric residency training at Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital. He first became interested in the link between infections and mental health 20 years ago when a patient referred to him by an infectious disease doctor improved tremendously after she went back on antibiotics. He has been a past president of ILADS and the NJ psychiatric association, and currently owns a private practice in Red Bank, New Jersey.

Psychiatrist Robert C. Bransfield, MD explains how lyme is often mistaken for psychiatric problems and how inflammation caused by b. Burgdorferi damages your nervous system. Dr. Bransfield offers himself as a resource to help your physician understand the neurological component of Lyme.

Dr. Bransfield is a board certified psychiatrist who graduated from Rutgers and the George Washington School of Medicine, and finished his psychiatric residency training at Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital. He first became interested in the link between infections and mental health 20 years ago when a patient referred to him by an infectious disease doctor improved tremendously after she went back on antibiotics. He has been a past president of ILADS and the NJ psychiatric association, and currently owns a private practice in Red Bank, New Jersey.

Jessica Labbe worked in Radio for 15 years, but the constant stress she was under was ruining her health and well-being. She started practicing yoga to cope, and eventually retired from Radio to concentrate on her health. When she moved from Vermont back to New Hampshire, she enrolled in a yoga teacher training program with YOGA New Hampshire. She is also certified to teach ChildLight Yoga, Yin Yoga and yoga therapy. She has a yoga studio in Manchester New Hampshire called Jeca Yoga where she and 6 other yogis offer classes that help achieve gentle restoration through yoga movement.