YouTube video by Matt Kelly (‘Mold Man’) addressing why some people with mold toxicity don’t fully recover despite treatments. He emphasizes proper ERMI sampling (collecting many indoor touchpoints, including wet rooms) and the need to rule out Lyme disease or other chronic infections because of large symptom overlap; he recommends combined mycotoxin and tick-borne testing and offers consultations.
Questions this video answers
100+ touch points (collect many samples, not just up to 10 as some labs recommend).
Bathrooms and kitchens (labs often advise not to collect these, but speaker disagrees).
About 90% to 95% overlap in symptoms, per the speaker.
Chapters
Foreign. And it is. What do you do when you've done so much to open pathways, detox, etc. And have exhausted your resources and aren't getting better? I guess, Crystal, if you were a client of mine and you came to me on day one and said that was the case, would say, what does your ERMI look like? Okay, if you're still living in mold, that's. That prohibits a lot of people from getting much traction and healing. Some people in mold, you can get them to a certain level, but then they plateau. They can't get past that. But for a lot of people, and these are the people you find in Facebook groups because they've been sick a long time, they're trying to figure it out. People, they get better quickly and easily, which does happen with clean air and a basic protocol. We don't hear from them. Right. So we get a lot of chronic people in here. And these people tend to be the ones that if they still have even just one bad toxic mold, your ermine could look okay. But if you just had, like, ketomium at 30 or something, and it doesn't even have to be that high, the potential for that ketoglobusin A to be bothering your system and keeping you inflamed and prevent you from healing is very high. So that's why I said I would ask you, what's your ERMI show? And I'd say, how did you collect your ermi? Did you watch my video that tells you to collect 100 plus touch points in the house, not just up to 10 like the lab says? Lab also says not collect bathrooms or kitchens. Well, guess what? Those are the biggest wet rooms in the house. And where most people's mold is, you do collect in those rooms, but you collect from there properly. And that's in my video, too. So that's what. That's where I would start. And number two, the other big thing is, have you ruled out Lyme disease? So if you've done this work and you know you're mold toxic, have you ruled out Lyme? And you see, I add these two posters here because there's so much overlap between the two conditions. There's. What I see is a 90% to 95% overlap in the symptoms from one to the other. They both cause the neurological problems. They both wreck the gut, they both spike inflammation. They both wreck the endocrine system. They both do such similar problems to the body, such similar damage to the body, that they often can't be discerned without testing. And that's why one of my most popular labs is the mycotoxin and tick borne test. Because especially if we're talking pants and pandas with kids, because you can't tell, hopefully it's one. But when there's both of the evil duo there, you need to know. Otherwise you're focusing on one and you're not getting better. So to me, the two biggest questions are what's your ERMI say? Was it collected properly? And did you rule out Lyme or any other chronic infections like that? Open ups do you have questions about mold in your home or body? Book a consultation with Matt, AKA the Mold man, to guide your home and body to the next level of healing.
