Mold Avoidance with Bryan Rosner

It is easy to forget that we made GREAT strides in healing progress early in mold avoidance, even though I had never done any homework and didn't read any books. I literally thought that "mold avoidance" was "going south out of the snow for the winter." In this episode, Leila joins me on the podcast to remind me about our early mold avoidance days. The takeaway message: don't be intimidated by all of the information and experienced mold avoiders. Just get out there and start healing, it really is easy. 

It is easy to forget that we made GREAT strides in healing progress early in mold avoidance, even though I had never done any homework and didn't read any books. I literally thought that "mold avoidance" was "going south out of the snow for the winter." In this episode, Leila joins me on the podcast to remind me about our early mold avoidance days. The takeaway message: don't be intimidated by all of the information and experienced mold avoiders. Just get out there and start healing, it really is easy. 

You don't want to miss this episode. Everything I knew - and FELT - about food, changed right before my eyes as I pursued mold avoidance, especially after the first year or two of healing. It is AMAZING how many things changed. Don't learn these lessons the hard way - get on the fast track with these diet secrets, hacks, tips & tricks. 

OK, now THIS is something you can use. Campgrounds, RV parks and BLM land are great resources, but I found that deep healing (and stability and dignity) really came from being able to rent, and park our RV on, private property, for longer term periods (3 to 6 months). In this episode I will share some of the lessons, tips, and hacks I have learned for locating ideal private property candidates. And then, how to evaluate, secure, and make the best of these situations. Of all the mold avoidance skills I learned, this was one of the most helpful. I am not going to cover PURCHASING private property in this episode. That is something that comes later and requires a whole different set of skills and especially, COMMITTMENT. 

I almost didn't publish this episode, because I am hoping that people have already heard this message from my other materials. But this message is so fundamental - and I still hear daily from people that they do not understand it - that I couldn't avoid sharing this information again. Maybe this time, it will get through to a few folks who need it. Because this information is SO HARD to internalize, in our current medical and environmental climate in developed society. We really need to hear it over and over in order to have even a small chance of believing it. 

I almost didn't publish this episode, because I am hoping that people have already heard this message from my other materials. But this message is so fundamental - and I still hear daily from people that they do not understand it - that I couldn't avoid sharing this information again. Maybe this time, it will get through to a few folks who need it. Because this information is SO HARD to internalize, in our current medical and environmental climate in developed society. We really need to hear it over and over in order to have even a small chance of believing it. 

I've had a lot of requests for this episode. It's a long one, but so important. How does one tell the difference between detox symptoms which may occur in a good location, vs. symptoms experienced as a result of mold exposure? 

I've had a lot of requests for this episode. It's a long one, but so important. How does one tell the difference between detox symptoms which may occur in a good location, vs. symptoms experienced as a result of mold exposure? 

Last year, I created a file on our Facebook discussion group (if you haven't joined the group already, you can do so by searching Facebook for "Practical Mold Avoidance" group). In this file, I listed a few amazing, objective, fascinating improvements I have experienced doing mold avoidance. Today I am sharing yet another one of these improvements. This all helps me build my case for the "singularity of mold avoidance." 

Obviously, there are a lot of considerations that go into this discussion. Here are a few thoughts. I have now more or less tried all three of these options.