Mold Avoidance with Bryan Rosner

Believe it or not, this is a nuclear topic loaded with controversy. I've been wanting to talk about MCAS for a long time, so here is the podcast episode that addresses it. 

There are two variables that NO ONE is talking about in terms of healing from chronic illnesses such as Lyme and CFS. These variables are on the opposite ends of a scale, balancing each other. But their short term consequences are much different from their long term consequences. Listen to the episode and ask yourself if you've done a proper analysis on how these variables are impacting your recovery. (If you enjoyed this free sample episode, consider subscribing for $10/mo to gain access to all past and future premium episodes.)

Lately I've been in touch with a lot of folks who left their moldy homes and belongings, set up a life somewhere, but never did "extreme" avoidance. Eventually, they all seem to actually go extreme. Why is this? What factors could possibly motivate them to start all over AGAIN? Let's take a look...

The knee-jerk reaction of most people is just the opposite of what is truly logical when it comes to mold avoidance. This podcast takes a quick look at one of the great ironies we face as mold avoiders. 

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This episode is for family, friends, parents, who are skeptical of the various aspects of extreme mold avoidance. This topic is near-and-dear to my heart, because I myself spent DECADES wandering the halls of endless Lyme disease treatments and empty promises. 

What people "know" about parasites COMPLETELY CHANGES in the context of adequate mold avoidance (big surprise right?). It's a "brave new world" when you talk about the two subjects at the same time. Hopefully this podcast sheds some light and "reveals" what's hiding below. Be sure to listen to the end.

I was doing a livestream video on the FB group that I co-lead tonight, and the topic was housing. However, half way through the stream I realized that I stumbled upon a new way to explain a CRITICAL mold avoidance lesson. I'm calling it, "choose your slam." This episode is a banger! 

Just like you can't read a book on scuba diving and then go do it (you need a teacher), I also feel you need a mold avoidance mentor. Many people seem "stuck" when it comes to finding a mentor or two, so here is how I did it, and why it helped me so much. Disclaimer: I DO NOT suggest people seek mold avoidance mentoring in place of medical care. I am strictly limiting the definition of "mentor" here to NON-MEDICAL aspects, such as managing an RV, dealing with mold contamination, etc. Seek a real doctor if you have medical problems.

I haven't made a podcast in about 6 months, but I get so many questions on these topics that I wanted to put some data in one central location for those seeking my opinion on these topics. This episode is NOT really a "beginner" episode... my podcast spans topics ranging from complete newb to more advanced.