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This has weak areas but here’s a start… What Is Chemical Sensitivity? Chemical sensitivity refers to a condition where individuals experience strong reactions to low levels of everyday chemicals that do not affect most people. Chemical sensitivity, often called multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) or idiopathic environmental intolerance (IEI), is a condition in which people experience […]

We will not republish our infection and mold testing results from over 20 years. But these can add along with ones in the Appendix of our recent Destroy Depression. GPL-TOX This comprehensive test screens for 173 environmental pollutants in a simple urine sample, including markers for mitochondrial damage like Tiglylglycine. It’s an excellent starting point

Start With Your Environment: Creating a “Safe Zone” Your home should be your safe haven, and for those with MCS, creating a low-toxicity environment is crucial. Here are some practical steps: Switch to Fragrance-Free and Natural Products Choose unscented or hypoallergenic cleaning supplies, laundry detergents, and personal care items. Look for “free and clear” labels,

The stated locations for some types of corkscrew Borrelia are incorrect. For example, “European” Lyme Borrelia-related species are routinely found in the USA. Lyme Disease and Relapsing Fever in Mexico: An Overview of Human and Wildlife Infections Table 1 Pathogenic Borrelia Species DOI: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0238496.t001

Carnitine is an amino acid derivative responsible for transporting fatty acids into mitochondria to produce cellular energy. Different forms cater to specific wellness goals, primarily ranging from energy metabolism and fat loss to cognitive enhancement. The most common types of carnitine include: L-Carnitine: The standard, naturally occurring form. It is primarily used to support fat