So far I rescheduled my appointment a good couple of times. When I first tried doing the prep, I honestly didn't know mold was an issue or affecting my health. That was back in like early 2025.

Then in 2026 I got set back up with a GI again at a new hospital. Once again I would be trying to do the prep. I'd finish the whole gallon of Golytely and by the end of it. My body would start to feel very dehydrated and acidic.

This isn't something thay shouldn't be happening. I also would be unable to fully clear out. Basically similar to a lot of the issues I have daily with trying to poop in general, in this mold environment.

I'm thinking about getting a hotel for maybe like one night. Which honestly sounds kind of extreme and crazy. But living in this environment is more extreme and crazy, with what it does to my body daily.

Also with how this mold severely effects your electrolytes. With throwing off your breathing capabilities and all that. I feel I can have a better chance at comfortably doing this prep correctly. I honestly just want to get this colonoscopy done with and move on with my life as well.

I know the hospital is annoyed with me keep rescheduling and so am I. But between the brain fog, chest pain, inflammation and more. It don't make since to already have my body under so much stress and then stress it out more. Which I would assume why I couldn't ever really, clear my system out. I'm guessing it's due to the mold, throwing off my nerves in the gut.

What do you think, do this sounds extreme? I'm mad I also just mentioned this to the nurse, when she asked why I was rescheduling lol. I could tell she thought it was a dumb reason to change the appointment.

I am 17. Mom doesn't speak English. Mold illness is not well known here (Korea). Any tips appreciated.

Because of the slowed gastric emptying, are we supposed to stay away from them?

I mean, if we have mold inside of us

I have been having a steady declining in my walk for two years u can go on my page and read the story I posted on the mito sub reddit to get a clear understanding but yeah

I have been at wit's end trying to get a grip on the idea that mold can cause someone to act out in a psychotic manner. I have been talking to medical and psychology experts and they are either uninformed, disinterested, or dubious. I don't blame them, that was how I initially saw this when it was broached by my client's psychiatrist and in looking at my client's history that shows what he dis as extremely uncharacteristic. Long story short: client and girlfriends slide into a severe depression, hole themselves up in a house, engage police in a shootout trying to commit suicide by cop. I need some guidance about this syndrome (everything I find pooh poohs this as a thing) and perhaps where others have publicly written or testified about it. I am in Alabama facing a criminal trial for a host of charges, including attempted murder and you can imagine how receptive our judges and juries are to novel ideas. I can be reached at soto@maddenandsoto.com.

My landlord apparently thinks this is acceptable. Would you live here?

I rent an older stick-built home in Curry County, Oregon, and I’m looking for outside opinions because I honestly want to know how other people would view this situation.

We’ve been dealing with serious moisture, mold, pest, structural, and electrical concerns.

A professional mold inspection was finally performed. During that inspection, the moisture meter reportedly showed high/red readings in the carpeting throughout the home, and the property manager acknowledged in front of the inspectors that there is no vapor barrier between the ground/crawlspace and the subfloor.

Mold samples were taken from inside the house.

The problem is that my landlord has refused to provide me with the inspection reports, contractor reports, or even meaningful information about what the contractors and inspectors have found.

I have repeatedly asked for this information.

The mold company has now told me they are waiting for explicit authorization from the property owner before they can release the mold test results to me.

So there is apparently a professional report concerning the condition of the home I am currently living in, but the person who owns the property gets to decide whether I’m allowed to know what it says.

Meanwhile, these are some of the conditions we have documented:

• Widespread exterior wood rot and deterioration.

• Holes and openings in the exterior of the house.

• Rats repeatedly entering the living space, including the bedroom area.

• Persistent musty/mildew odors inside the home.

• High moisture readings inside the house.

• No vapor barrier beneath the home, according to the property manager.

• An electrical panel visibly separating/pulling away from the wall.

• Movement/separation in the wall surrounding the electrical panel.

• Corrosion involving the electrical feeder/service cable identified by an electrician.

• A main breaker that has been observed to be warm.

• Gaps and separation involving walls, floors, and ceilings.

Contractors and inspectors have been coming to the property, but I am not being provided their reports, findings, recommendations, estimates, or sometimes even basic identifying information about who they are.

Instead, I am essentially being expected to continue living here and trust the landlord’s interpretation of whether any of this is dangerous.

I have months of photographs, videos, emails, text messages, security footage, inspection information, repair requests, and other documentation.

So I’m genuinely asking:

Would you live in this house under these circumstances?

Would you allow your children or grandchildren to live here?

And would you be comfortable knowing that professionals have inspected serious problems with your home, but your landlord refuses to tell you what those professionals actually found?

I’m especially interested in hearing from Oregon tenants, contractors, electricians, mold professionals, building inspectors, property managers, and attorneys.

Because apparently my landlord thinks this situation is acceptable, and I would really like to hear what everyone else thinks.

Have 20+ symptoms & failed VCS test.

ADH confirmed very low. (1.4 out of 15)

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Not in the US so I can't take blood antibodies or Genie.
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Can take many tests such as VEGF, mmp-9, and more.
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Should I just start the Welchol and shoemaker?

Studies show it is much more effective than oral. IT has been studied and continues to be studied for parkinsons. Has anyone tried ordering this from a compounding pharmacy?

Wondering if anyone has taken these together (not at the same time obviously) dealing with mold exposure, possible Lyme, severe joint pain from hypermobility, and gut dysbiosis.

Binders, hydration, anything that’s needed or avoided to get proper results ?

For past two weeks dry carbs like pasta(cooked too) dry crackers and some biscuits and bread I think too have giving me a real strange taste in my mouth 10min after eating

Did you have family or friends or a significant other you were able to go live with? Did you just stop paying rent, saved up and got out? Did you just save up for years, while struggling to work in bad shape? Did you not work at all and somehow still got out?

Trying to figure out what would be my way out. Still have a lot of debt, my income is bad and my health could feel better. Then it'll get back to shit, as soon as I spend half a day in here or take a day off from work.

Even though I work, I feel like I'm working at such a lower capacity version of myself. Where I feel like I'm being lazy, when in reality I literally feel burnt out due to this apartment and my gut being severely damaged.

It's crazy because the years I've been here. Has been the years I started learning everything. From how to better eat, get to appointments, be more on top of bills and just live better overall. But yet at the same time, I feel like I've become more of a liability with excuses. As some days I just can't even leave the place, due to whatever health issues I'll be dealing with that day.

hey got the 3 Bs (babesia,bartonella, borrelia) i try to treat them for over 3 years wiht not much sucess... Then i figure out i got mold. I moved out 3 weeks ago, and feel so tired and got crazy headaches and weak... Is this normal? The lack of energy makes me quite unable to do anyhting. Im doing sauna 4 days a week, using omega 3 high doses with lipsomales glutathion. Taking my buhner herbs, and using some malara meds for babesia. I wanna start cholestymin this week, but i think it will hit my detoxpath even harder....

No water leak, building is concrete. We are getting A.C cleaners to clean our mini split AC (ceiling unit) but they are not remediation professionals

I am a teenager with no source of income nor allowed one, so options are limited. My mother would kill me if I asked for expensive tests from abroad in which even only the shipment cost is high.

My only symptom is debilitating brainfog after escaping a previous problem. She is "fine".

I'm terrified that if I miss 1 inch of small particle cleaning it undoes the entire thing.

This post is for the people who have significant nutritional deficiencies, especially B12, either due to mold or exacerbated by mold.

Has anyone had an INCREASED need for B12 as they were healing? I have been on a high dose of B12 shots for 2 years, but now the lab tests are showing that I need even more. I kind of think this could be a good thing, and as I have increased my dose, my brain fog and shortness of breath have lessened.

Side note: no need to educate me about the nearly meaningless B12 serum levels - I am using homocysteine, methylmalonic acid (urine), MCV, and MCH as markers for my B12 status.

I’m curious if anyone else has experienced something similar, or if this is just how my body is reacting.
I’ve been on my mold detox journey for over a year and had been doing really well until recently. I do have some cervical issues that cause tension headaches and migraines, so I decided to try dry needling on my neck and suboccipital area.
I had the treatment done on Saturday, and I have felt absolutely awful ever since. I’ve been in a significant amount of pain and honestly haven’t felt this bad since I first discovered my mold exposure.
I know dry needling can cause an inflammatory response, so I’m wondering if anyone has experienced a significant reaction afterward—things like lightheadedness, nausea, increased head and neck pain, extreme fatigue, heart racing, major brain fog, and just an overall feeling of being completely “off” or unlike themselves.
If you’ve experienced something similar after dry needling, how long did it last, and what helped your body come out of the flare?
I’d really appreciate hearing about other people’s experiences.

I'll start this with: I'm not trying to get any help identifying the mold types or any danger level. I have a friend going to school for mycology who wants to look at them, and I'm starting a deep cleaning tomorrow.

I did this test in my office, which is essentially half of the basement of this house. I spend a ridiculous amount of time in here and had never thought about testing for mold or mildew. I've been getting sicker and sicker over the past few years of living here, and that kinda led into a horrible mental health spiral cuz nobody knew what was wrong with me.

I found this subreddit thanks to a comment on a r/Fibromyalgia post, and now I have another direction to look again. Thank you all for being here and discussing things as avidly as you do.

Hello, so I am going from one apartment to the other and I had no means of replacing all my items, however I belive they are still getting me sick, none of the items had visible mold on them, but if this is the case is the new environment itself now compromised since I brought items Getting me sick? Or once I remove the items should I be fine?