Mike Feldstein

Everybody's stuff was exasperated.

So if someone had asthma, they were having asthma attacks for sure.

So if they already had like respiratory stuff, it was going to be way worse.

If they had autoimmune stuff, it would be very flared up.

Kind of like...

What I like to explain is most of the things that are bad about eating bad food or drinking bad water are very similar to breathing bad air.

It's just this another toxin source that you introduce to your body that kind of triggers everything.

So yeah, respiratory stuff was the most heightened.

And then anyone elderly that was like on CPAP machines was really struggling.

Babies were really struggling.

So like the most vulnerable populations were put over the edge.

And then people who were generally healthy were just like unwell.

So if it's a wildfire smoke, like your lungs can burn a little bit, skin stuff, itchy eyes, rashes, autoimmune flare up.

So it's really like across the board.

It's kind of like heavy metals and stuff.

If you don't have a detox protocol, then it can stay in there and be a problem.

And mold's not usually one of those things that is acute.

it's more of like a chronic long-term thing yeah so if if you sleep in a moldy hotel room one night it's definitely going to mess you up for the night you know you'll have a bad sleep you might get headaches brain fog a little bit of rash but you'll be okay a couple days later it'll clear out but when you're living in a moldy environment

then it's just really gets gets inside you.

I've almost never seen someone who's done a mycotoxin or a mold test from like a urine or blood analysis that didn't have some amount of mold.