Mold Treatment Doctor

The National Treatment Centers for Environmental Disease is the nation’s most unique medical facility treating people for the symptoms and diseases caused by exposure to environmental toxins and their by-products, specializing in detoxification from mold exposure.

Many components and microbials in the environment emit toxins, or poisons, that can affect human health. Such as asbestos, lead, mold, fungi, bacteria, PCB’s, heavy metals, pesticides, aspartame, and groundwater chemical contaminates.

When a person is poisoned by a toxic substance they will usually exhibit multiple symptoms that to most treating physicians makes no sense and usually winds up in misdiagnosis. The most common misdiagnoses are Fibromyalgia, Lupus, Multiple Sclerosis, Asthma, Sarcoidosis and Rheumatoid Arthritis.

The National Treatment Centers for Environmental Disease uses a team healthcare concept, which allows the patient access to multiple disciplines in healthcare, such as MD’s, Doctors of Internal Medicine, Naturopathic and Homeopathic physicians, Doctors of Oriental Medicine, Nutritionists, alternative modalities and therapies. Our patient recovery rate has been reported as one of the best in the country for these types of environmental exposures.

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Support Mold Exposure Victims in having Toxic Mold Nationally Recognized as a Bio-Hazzard

The U.K has formely catergorized exposure to mold as a level 2 bio-hazzard, along with lead and asbestos. Canada has formely listed mold exposure to cause permanent disability. The fact is mold exposure due to slumlords and lack of care and maitenance in many structures both commercial and residential is in epedemic proportion throughout the United States.

Mold Exposure is the number one misdiagnosed condition in the U.S, the common misdiagnosis are Fibromyalgia, Multiple Msclerosis (MS), Rheumatoid Arthritis , Lupus, Sarclodosis, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and other inflammartory mystery illnesses.

By supporting this petition we aim to raise awareness for funding proper medical and environmental research to pass legislation acknowledging this deadly bio-hazzard.

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Mold Sickness & Workers Rights

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Mold Problems are Complex

Exposure to Mold can happen anywhere. At your Apartment Complex, Condominium, Townhouse, Single Family Home, even at School or Work. When you have a Mold problem finding accurate information is critical. When it comes to Mold the wrong answers are always expensive.

Whether you need:

Mold Testing for Your Health
A Doctor for Medical Treatment for your Exposure to Mold and Mold related sickness
Environmental Testing for Mold in Your Home, Place of Work, or School
Need a good Mold Remediation Company
Help Getting your Insurance Company to Pay for Your Mold Claim Damages
Help Getting the Management Company, or Employer to Fix Your Mold Problem
An accurate Mold Reference Guide
Legal help

That's What "National Mold Resource Center" can do!


The Right Answers for you Mold Problems are just a Phone Call or email Away

1. Medical testing and treatment for Mold Exposure, "Mold Sickness" ,and Mold related illnesses. Treatment for abnormal
levels of Mold within your body and blood stream. Treatments by Medical Specialists most insurances accepted

2. Environmental testing to prove Mold is actually in your environment, home, apartment or place of
business

3. Legal help to understand what you can expect to recovery from Mold Sickness and Property Damages

4. Where to get the best Mold Reference Guide (Mold self-help books and trouble shooting guides)

5. How to find a Mold Remediation Company that will do a great job at the right price

6. How to work with your Insurance Company,or how to get help getting your Mold Claim paid

7. How to deal with stubborn employers, Apartment Complex and Condominium Management about your Mold problem

8. How to deal with a bad builder and a Mold problem

9. How to deal with your Work Place and Mold Contamination

10. How to deal with Schools and other County, City, or State run facilities with a Mold Problems

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Airborne Mold – Toxins in the Air We Breathe

When it comes to allergy triggers, airborne mold is oftentimes one of the biggest problems. While most types of molds aren’t fatal to humans, black mold in particular is infamous for being deadly to both humans and pets if left untreated. The trouble with airborne mold is that you can’t see it with the naked eye, which means that oftentimes you don’t discover its source until it’s already spread considerably. Here area few ways you can prevent and treat airborne mold.

One of the best ways to get rid of airborne mold is to prevent it from occurring at all. You can do this by vacuuming regularly, cleaning up spills as soon as you see them, and storing soft materials such as blankets, clothes, and stuffed animals in plastic bags to prevent moisture from reaching them. Dehumidifiers also work wonders for lowering your chances of mold growth.

One of the most common sources of airborne mold is via your air vents. What many homeowners don’t realize is that these vents accumulate a staggering amount of dust and mold spores. This means that every time they turn on, more mold is distributed throughout your home. You can prevent this from happening by having your vents cleaned as needed as needed and having them tested regularly. Many specialists are able to spray the newly cleaned vents with a special solution that helps enormously in preventing spore growth for much longer.

What about testing for airborne mold? There is something of a debate regarding whether or not one should choose home testing kits or just hire the professionals. Home testing kits are great if you simply want to test for how much mold is in your home, but their options tend to be limited and there’s no guarantee of an accurate reading. Professional mold testing companies, however, can not only test your home for airborne mold, but they can identify the exact species. This helps enormously in figuring out a way to isolate and remove the source of the mold.

Learn more today about how you can prevent airborne mold in your home. You would be surprised at just how much mold exists in one household. You can go for years without even knowing it exists. However, along with being sanitary, it can also do wonders for improving your health and the health of those around you. Act now and take charge of your health!

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Mold Exposure Symptoms

Symptoms of Mold Sickness and Mold Exposure

Level I. Early Mold Exposure Symptoms

The following mold exposure symptoms are commonly reported with short-term or low levels of exposure to fungus, mold, mycotoxins, and mycobacteria.

• Headaches
• Eye Irritation
• Sneezing
• Itching
• Skin Redness
• Skin Rash

Level II. Advanced Mold Exposure Symptoms

The following symptoms are commonly associated with persons having exposure to fungus, mold, mycotoxins, or mycobacteria, with either short-term high levels of exposure, or long term low levels of exposure.

• Breathing Disorders
• Nose Bleeds
• Ear Infections
• Chronic Sinusitis
• Chronic Bronchitis
• Pain in Muscles and Joints
• Asthma
• Nausea
• Vomiting
• Diarrhea
• Coughing up Blood or Black Looking Debris
• Neurological Disorders

• Nervous Disorders
• Heart Palpitations
• Blurred Vision
• Swollen Glands
• Weight Loss
• Chronic Fatigue
• Loss of Appetite
• Depression
• Open Skin Sores or Lesions
• Fungal Nails (Hands or Feet)
• Sexual Dysfunction
• Thyroid Conditions

Level III. Late Mold Exposure Symptoms

The following symptoms of Mold exposure are common for persons with long term and high levels of exposure to fungus, mold, mycotoxins, or Mycobacteria.

• Blindness
• COPD
• Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis
• Histoplasmosis
• Memory Loss (long-term)
• Bleeding Lungs
• Kidney Failure
• Liver disease
• Cancer
• Brain Damage
• Death

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