ME/CFS in remission from Mold Avoidance
- Condition
- ME/CFS
- At worst
- Not stated
- Ill for
- Not stated
- Published
- May 2021
Summary
Despite comorbid craniocervical instability, mold avoidance "still helped" and affected symptoms like sound sensitivity and POTS, which he calls "the most impressive [treatment] I've done YET." He says he never achieved full remission from mold avoidance alone, describing a "ceiling" on how far it could take him, and was planning CCI surgery while continuing extreme mold avoidance in parallel.
What they credit
Credits Craniocervical surgery, POTS medication, Mould avoidance, Surgery & structural, Craniocervical fusion / tethered cord, Mold avoidance / CIRS protocol.
Symptoms mentioned
Symptoms: Light & noise sensitivity, POTS & dysautonomia.
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