Yeah we’re aware now that bleach is a bad choice - and would not recommend it. Makes it fester even more. Peroxide is the way to go!

Same comment! It can actually cause spores and rooting structures to break a part and become more of a problem - rarely kills any mold and doesn't kill mycotoxins.

I can definitely relate to that! It was a state of panic, confusion and just wanting to be in a clean space, while also feeling unwell. How did you find out you had mold?

@@healthyholistichomes It’s nice to talk to people who will recognize it. When it’s prevalent in a region, then it’s quickly overlooked. We were in the house for 3+ years and even though every single wish I had ever made in my life was coming true, I still couldn’t shake what seemed to be deepening depression, and everyone I talked to tried to deny away with some reason or another. Um, a lot of things lead me to be in an unusual position looking at the ceiling, and I was crying out to the angels (I believed God had abandoned ship at this point), asking “!why, what was it, why can’t I feel better already?” (after doing SO MANY things to try to feel better for years)… and I saw a big water spot on the ceiling that I hadn’t really noticed, and I heard (swear to God, I was hearing MAnY things those days. Don’t lock me up yet!), I hear, “That. That is what you’re dealing with.” But that’s all. The angels always kept it short and to the point. I looked around and realized there were many water spots, and I did know that in many places the roof was leaking, and remembered we’d had all kinds of weird experiences with new, unusual, and intense allergic reactions since moving in, plus the water heater that busted 3 days after we moved in, oh, and the central ac unit was broken (that was it’s own separate he.ll, but combined for a bigger He.ll). So, in short 😆, praying to the angels in a moment of despair was how I found out. Then, trusting the guidance, I did some research, watched some KZfaq, and understood that it indeed would make me crazy depressed. We moved out Sept 2018. It’s been a long recovery and I feel I’m needing to address the long term effects, now. Thank you, your content has been so helpful! 💝☮️

From as much as we gathered, the older style houses used to not be weather sealed which then helped with the humidity - in a sense that the house was breathing and water was evaporating. Then when they moved to "newer" construction methods and basically hermetically sealed their houses, then the houses stopped breathing and moisture got stuck inside and they also didn't have any hydroisolation. Now they're combating this with dehumidifiers which really often end up spreading mold spores around since they're not properly maintained.

You can actually ozone clean your belongings. Luckily, actually, we didn't even unpack a lot of stuff and the new furniture has not arrived yet, so we shipped everything to another house :)

I completely understand, tests can be expensive :( One way is to work with a professional (such as a functional/integrative medicine practitioner) who can point you the right direction and you might end up spending less money on tests. They might ask you to do a full blood panel test or heavy metal test. The symptoms of metal toxicity and mold toxicity can be very similar. This isn't a medical advice, however, and the best is really seek out a professional you're comfortable working with :) Your health is worth it!

So im actually working with a naturopath right now and i also took a mycotoxin urine test that came back 100% negative. To my findings, it is not normal to have an ultra clean lab test. If i were you , id also take the VCS test. Its about $15 online and it has a 92% accuracy rate for CIRS/mold related issues. If you fail that test (and you're having many symptoms that occur with mold, its very very likely its a mold issue)

That Wifi thing is mindblowing - we just recently found this out from a biochemist friend of ours how radio frequencies affect molds.

White vinegar ia the best choice

But does it actually kill the mould or just used to clean

Depends on the type of mold you're dealing with. Generally, surface mold can be removed using vinegar :)

@@healthyholistichomes black mould

Gassed chlorine dioxide, there's a tube channel called cleaners connection that focus on cleaning mold the natural way.

I would hope so! Nordic countries should be experienced in prevention and elimination