Fungus/Mold?

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Luckystar25

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I was cleaning my shower with Tilex. After spraying down the shower, the Tilex turned orange/red. I accidently got some on my hands and they turned the same orange/red color. I have had constant skin and hair follicle issues for a number of years. Could I have a mold or fungus growing on my skin?
 
GCSJ1, mold seems to be a difficult mystery to solve and I am by no means an expert, but I was seeing a wonderful doctor who specialized in mold for awhile and he showed me that I did indeed have mold in my skin. He showed me these tiny little pinhead size white dots (which of course I had never seen... I could barely see them as he pointed them out to me). He suggested I use a nizoral shampoo as a wash for my entire body. It helped.

He also told me to be sure I wasn't eating anything with mold in it (ANY tomato products that come in a can or jar as those are intentionally made from moldy tomatoes, potatoes with skins, etc... you can find a good list from mold websites). He also informed me that vitamins that say they are 'yeast free' mean that the base is developed from mold (apparently it needs to be one or the other in order to provide a base for the vitamins themselves).

There also seems to be a commonality between mold sensitivity and chemical sensitivities so you may want to cut out the Tilex altogether (I know I react to it and have to use a natural cleaner instead... Comet is even worse). I don't know if any of this is a help to you, but I thought I would toss it out there. Good luck to you!
 
What I do to keep mold toxins and spores from attacking me is to soak in epsom salts and I take 4 drops of oregano oil in a shot glass of orange juice and chug it. This keeps me relatively mold free. I got a super dose of mold toxins last year and was nearly paralyzed. A friend told me to take a pinch of cayenne pepper under my tongue every 20 minutes or so and drink a gallon of water per day until the toxins were flushed from my system! This took 3 days.
 
Wow, good to know! Does it have to be orange juice or can it be any healthy beverage (i.e. is it the oregano oil that is key here, or the combination of oregano oil and oj)?
 
It could be anything, what ever is strong enough to cover up the flavor. Oregano oil is like drinking kerosine. It floats on whatever liquid you put it in. I found that a 3/4 full jigger of OJ with a drop or two of Oregano oil (aroma therapy quality) swiftly chugged is the way to go. I take 4 drops because I am around mold frequently. If you soak in epsom salts, make it strong and soak in as hot as you can stand, for as long as you can. You hair will be soft and silky as a side benefit, as toxins and chemicals are pulled out.
 
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