Ep 109: Recovery Therapies for Mold Related Illness w/ Michelle McKeon

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Written by Michelle McKeon

May 19, 2022

Listen to this episode: https://player.fm/series/moldfinders-radio/ep-109-recovery-therapies-for-mold-related-illness-wmichelle-mckeon

This was such a great talk! Here is an overview… Mold Related Illness treatments can be similar because they address root inflammation issues. Step 1: Open inflammation pathways Step 2: Detox phases Step 3: Binders Do you have Lyme? Here is Michelle’s recommended order of treatment. Step 1: Begin treating for mold Step 2: Get out of / fix your moldy environment Step 3: Treat Lyme How to think about your contents and belonging and what to do about them. A breakdown on hyperthermia treatment. Enjoy!

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