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Mould Toxicity 26 May 2025 04:46 #86648

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Hi, I have had severe chronic fatigue for about 5 years, I've discovered that I have mould toxicity/mycotoxins in my blood, I've been exposed to mould quite a lot over the years and am trying to deal with that now.

I've started taking chlorine dioxide by the 24hr process and putting 30ml in 1L of water and drinking throughout the day, should this help with my problem???
Is this the ideal amount? how long should I be doing this for? what is a safe amount to take? I've been doing this for about a week. Any tips would be nice, thanks!
 

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Mould Toxicity 27 May 2025 19:23 #86676

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Hi, I have had severe chronic fatigue for about 5 years, I've discovered that I have mould toxicity/mycotoxins in my blood, I've been exposed to mould quite a lot over the years and am trying to deal with that now.

I've started taking chlorine dioxide by the 24hr process and putting 30ml in 1L of water and drinking throughout the day, should this help with my problem???
Is this the ideal amount? how long should I be doing this for? what is a safe amount to take? I've been doing this for about a week. Any tips would be nice, thanks!

 

Calvin, you have posted your questions twice. If you like, I can remove the first post. 

If you got mold from the house where you are living, you should have professionals try to remove the mold. If not successful, you should move to another house. 

You could start by following Jim's Mold and Fungus Protocol. The protocol is attached. 

This is from Andreas Kalcker's book, Forbidden Health: 

"Against fungi: Chlorine dioxide removes mold spores by oxidizing them
and inhibiting growth. The loss of millions of spores, as well as the inhibition of
enzymatic activity in fungal metabolism and the oxidation of cellular structure,
are the probable reasons for chlorine dioxide’s efficacy against fungi. Mold
spores can become very dangerous as they grow in number, polluting the air
we breathe. Disinfection is essential not only to control surface mold but also to
limit the number of spores in the air."

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