Mold Avoidance with Bryan Rosner Bryan Rosner

Lately I've been in touch with a lot of folks who left their moldy homes and belongings, set up a life somewhere, but never did "extreme" avoidance. Eventually, they all seem to actually go extreme. Why is this? What factors could possibly motivate them to start all over AGAIN? Let's take a look...

The knee-jerk reaction of most people is just the opposite of what is truly logical when it comes to mold avoidance. This podcast takes a quick look at one of the great ironies we face as mold avoiders. 

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This episode is for family, friends, parents, who are skeptical of the various aspects of extreme mold avoidance. This topic is near-and-dear to my heart, because I myself spent DECADES wandering the halls of endless Lyme disease treatments and empty promises. 

A well-known doctor recently said that extreme mold avoidance may be needed for some people. That was a great vindication, and needed progress! Still though, it isn't enough. This episode also discusses my experience with various treatments and therapies in early mold avoidance.

Finally, a podcast episode for brand new beginners! This is the "A to Z" of mold avoidance basics. For new folks who have no idea what this is all about. Obviously, I had to skip over many important details for such a short podcast episode, but I felt that we were about due for a birds-eye-view look at the process.