Some people are recover from tick borne illness rather quickly. However, others improve much more slowly. The difference is often based on genetic predisposition to illness from biotoxins including mold.
Biotoxins from borrelia, bartonella, babesia, mold, yeast, etc can escalate cytokine production causing many symptoms and much hormone imbalance. This illness from biotoxins must be addressed along with other tick borne infections in order to restore health.
Dr. Bazylewicz highly recommends the information at Surviving Mold in order to understand more this complicated illness. The principles listed on this site hold for all types of illness from biotoxins including mold toxins and borrelia neurotoxins and others.
In addition, Dr. Bazylewicz also suggests the simple and inexpensive VCS APTitude Test. If you actually have this biotoxin illness, this test will indicate a FAIL 92% of the time. False positives are extremely rare. If the test indicates a PASS, you may still have illness from biotoxins. Interestingly, if you have high artistic talent (visual discernment), you may be likely to pass this test even if you have biotoxin illness.
Mycometrics can help you properly test for mold in your home using the ERMI test. Please call them at (732) 355-9018 for information about their test kits. Dr. Bazylewicz recommends this test to determine if your home is a source of mold exposure. She can help you to understand the results of your test.
This synopsis and these slides of the Biotoxin Illness Conference during October 2011 are beneficial for understanding more about this condition if you want to dive even deeper.
Illness from biotoxins is complicated to understand and devastating to your health. However, Dr. Bazylewicz will help you to evaluate your biotoxicity and to support you naturally.
Let food
be thy medicine,
and medicine
be thy food.
~Hippocrates
DANDELION
Your word
is a lamp
to my feet
and a light
to my path.
~Psalm 119:105
ECHINACEA
The secret of health
for both mind and body
is not to mourn for the past,
worry about the future,
or anticipate troubles,
but to live in the present moment wisely and earnestly.
~Buddha (paraphrased)
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