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Toxic Black Mold Poisoning Diagnosis

You have determined you have many of the toxic mold symptoms.

You have done air quality testing on your home and office and they show high levels of toxic mold spores.

Blood testing is the third step in diagnosis of toxic black mold syndrome. Although I used to highly recommend having this done, I have come to believe that this step is not really essential. It is so hard to find a doctor that will do them and then it is even harder to get your insurance to cover them sometimes.

If you do get a doctor that will work with you in trying to obtain the blood samples then, the most reliable testing for determining black mold exposure is testing of certain blood parameters. Also, these blood parameters can be used to monitor progress in detoxification of the mold toxins. Biotoxins in the body activate the cytokine system which sets off a cascade of inflammatory responses. These blood tests used to assist in the diagnosis of toxic mold syndrome can be found at:

www.biotoxin.info

Another diagnostic test used for toxic mold syndrome is called the Visual Contrast Sensitivity test (VCS). This test can be done online for a minimal fee of 8 dollars per test and I highly recommend it. Follow the link below:

www.chronicneurotoxins.com


You may find a doctor in your area that treats this syndrome by clicking on the following links:

www.schoolmoldhelp.com


www.AAEM.com


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