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Toxic Mold Exposure: The Symptoms Nobody Warns You About | Live Replay Q&A · What's Eating U?!

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Sam: Ooh, we're talking talking about wussy in you.
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Sam: Talking about a C in you.
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Sam: Probably brought to you by Rogers Hood Apothecary.
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Sam: Thank you everyone for joining another What's Eating You Live.
0:17
Sam: Welcome, welcome.
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Sam: We wanted to answer a lot of your questions because a lot of you have written us questions over the past three weeks on all of our content about mold.
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Kim: We've kind of gone a little viral over mold.
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Sam: We really have.
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Sam: Yeah.
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Sam: Mold has been going viral lately, and we realize we're a big contribution to that.
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Sam: Uh we literally have uh brought in like millions of views in the past three weeks.
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Sam: So the past three weeks of What's Eating You, we have purposely focused on mold because when the algorithm and the internet is on a topic and it's something that we are deep in and we have solutions for, we definitely are like, let's hop in there and bring it to the people.
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Sam: Is there anything you would like to lead with uh on the topic of mold, Kim?
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Kim: I just want people to know that it really is scary when you first figure out that you have mold in your home and it you feel lost.
1:12
Kim: And one of the biggest ways to get caught in the cycle of mold is that lost feeling.
1:19
Kim: And Tabitha from Beautifully Balanced Wellness got on the phone with me a few years ago, and I remember her words FC Bar and mold love the feeling of lost.
1:30
Kim: There is a specific frequency that it thrives off of.
1:34
Kim: And the moment you start to realize you're safe and that you have the answers, it shifts your frequency.
1:41
Kim: And I remember in the moment when I first found out that we were living in mold in our travel trailer and we were gonna become homeless.
1:48
Kim: I remember saying, I am still safe because I have my husband and I do have a little bit of money right now, and I'm going to get rid of my items, and it's okay.
2:01
Kim: I'm not lost.
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Kim: And I remember repeating that in my mind because thoughts are power and it creates your reality.
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Kim: And so every time I started to feel the mold spores dislodge or the virus like pop up, I would say, but I'm safe.
2:21
Kim: I'm safe.
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Kim: And I remember my body coming through it and being like, Thank you for saying that to me over and over.
2:29
Kim: We listened.
2:30
Kim: Because it is very scary.
2:32
Kim: You are meant to be safe in your home.
2:34
Kim: And when you find out your home is killing you, it's really hard to come back from that.
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Kim: And so I just want everyone to repeat in their minds when they're feeling not just mold, but unsafe, that I'm not lost and that everything's gonna be okay because it's gonna work out, but I'm not lost.
2:52
Kim: And so I I remember repeating myself to myself, I'm not lost, I'm safe, I'm happy, I'm healthy, and I'm abundant.
3:01
Kim: I'm not lost, I'm safe, I'm safe because your body is telling you you're not safe, but your mind can tell your body you are safe.
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Kim: And that feeling of not feeling safe means you're lost.
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Kim: And so you you just gotta remember that they thrive off of that.
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Sam: That's so beautiful, Kim.
3:19
Sam: Thank you for sharing that.
3:20
Sam: That's so beautiful.
3:21
Sam: You know what's wild about that?
3:22
Sam: You said, like, because your home is supposed to be safe, but our body is our home too.
3:29
Sam: So it's like the environment outside of us, but our body as well.
3:32
Sam: So if the body is ridden with mold and Epstein bar or any of these other things, parasites, worms, environmental toxins, why would the nervous system feel safe if it's always under attack and if it's always having to fight and if it's always, you know, and so or shut down, like a lot of it I know causes freeze.
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Sam: When you say mold hold, to me, that means the nervous system has to be in a parasympathetic or sorry, in a sympathetic state of fight, flight, freeze.
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Sam: And I I just hear shut down when you say mold hold.
4:03
Sam: It's like just shut down.
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Sam: Like it's like, nope, shut down and stay where you are so I can keep growing in you, you know, the mold call can keep colonizing your body.
4:11
Sam: And it's like, no, like you have to, it's like mind over matter.
4:15
Sam: But the other thing that I heard when you said that was also really getting really clear on what is important in life.
4:22
Sam: What really matters if you're in such uh a dire situation, like mold poisoning, like extreme mold poisoning to where your environment is actually trying to unalive you, right?
4:37
Sam: Um, you get real clear.
4:38
Sam: I bet you get real clear about what's important.
4:41
Sam: So for you to be like, I have my husband, we got a little bit of money, we have a way out of here.
4:45
Sam: Like at least you have those things, you're like, what's all of this?
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Sam: This is stuff.
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Kim: It's just stuff.
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Kim: And we weren't even willing, and right now people are doing this.
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Kim: We had tents and we were gonna pitch them.
4:57
Kim: And it was it was it was cold, it's cold here in that time, but I didn't care because we couldn't live in the moldy environment anymore.
5:07
Kim: So I also didn't care that we moved into a hotel.
5:10
Kim: I, you know, I I just didn't care because it was anything was gonna be better than where we were at now, and we had to go back into the we we left the trailer realizing that day we had mold, went into like um these little cabins in the hood support area, and it had a bed bug in it.
5:33
Kim: So we that night we had to get up and go back to the moldy trailer.
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Kim: And I remember saying, It's all gonna work out.
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Kim: It didn't feel like it at the time, and I just kept repeating to myself, you're safe.
5:44
Kim: So we went back and I'm like, I'd rather have mold than bed bugs.
5:48
Kim: And so we went back there, and then the next day I was like on it.
5:51
Kim: I I I I realized I had to get us into a place, even if it was just Monday through Thursday, because that's all we could afford at the time.
5:58
Kim: And then they and then the universe gave us this amazing lady at this hotel who gave us her employee discount for us to be able to stay there Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, and then we at the cost that we really could afford.
6:11
Kim: And because I let them know, and that's another thing.
6:13
Kim: Let the people around you know.
6:16
Kim: I let them know.
6:17
Kim: I was like, listen, I understand, but is there any way you could at least cut this down by like 20% for us to stay?
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Kim: We literally are dying in our travel trailer from mold poisoning, and I don't have anywhere else to stay.
6:30
Kim: Like, this is it.
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Kim: We couldn't afford an Airbnb at that time.
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Kim: And so she was like, Let me see what I can do for you.
6:37
Kim: Like, wow.
6:38
Kim: So just me opening up.
6:40
Kim: Yes, yes.
6:41
Kim: Jeremy was like, Don't tell them.
6:43
Kim: I'm like, I'm telling them.
6:44
Sam: Like, there's no shame or embarrassment in like just telling the truth.
6:51
Sam: Because humans, man, humans, I think fundamentally, we have good hearts and we want to, we want to help each other.
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Sam: And so, especially in this community, you guys, like always ask us, like, reach out, comment, DM.
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Sam: You can drop a comment on any of our YouTube videos, on any of the episodes that are out there on all of our platforms or on Instagram, on TikTok, wherever.
7:13
Sam: Drop your questions and comments because we have resources.
7:17
Sam: We have free resources full of info that you can download to your phone or your tablet or your iPad or your laptop for free.
7:25
Sam: And we also have literal kits and cleanses, like you can be lessening your toxic load while you're still in it.
7:33
Sam: Because a big theme that we hear all the time, Kim, is people that can't get out yet.
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SPEAKER_01: Yeah.
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SPEAKER_01: Some people don't have hard to pay.
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Sam: They're in an apartment and they can't get out.
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Sam: So, what would be your let's say top three, top three tips for someone who's in mold and they can't get out yet?
7:58
Sam: What would you suggest they do?
8:00
Kim: Get a HEPA filter of some kind, like Air Doctor, Jasper.
8:06
Kim: I know they're a little pricey, but put them next to your bed because it's filtering spores out.
8:12
Sam: Also, it's about to be Black Friday.
8:14
Sam: So just saying, Yeah, you buy that's how I got mine.
8:17
Sam: If anyone needs a discount, just like if you have to just wait a couple more weeks, but there's about to be a lot of discounts on a lot of these companies.
8:23
Kim: So I just wanted to say that to be sure your exhaust fan is on in your house, in your bathrooms all the time.
8:30
Kim: Mold still can grow, but it has a harder time when there's constant movement.
8:35
Kim: It's the stagnation of damp.
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Kim: That's the biggest thing.
8:40
Kim: But it but an air filter system is gonna be your best.
8:43
Kim: So make sure that it's a HEPA filter.
8:45
Kim: Uh JF Healthy Homes, his name is Jonathan.
8:49
Kim: He's on here on Instagram.
8:50
Kim: He's amazing.
8:51
Kim: He has a lot of tips too.
8:53
Kim: Find yourself some mold people, the mold assessor.
8:57
Kim: They give so much information as well.
8:59
Kim: If you're in a damp environment like our home that we're in right now, our love home has um is very damp.
9:06
Kim: So we have a lot of dehumidifiers running uh constantly to keep the air from being overly moist.
9:14
Sam: Oh, so if you live in a humid place, because we do get a lot of comments I know from people like in Florida and places that are really humid.
9:22
Sam: So if you live in a humid place, get a dehumidifier for inside your home.
9:25
Kim: Uh, do you want me to show you what my lookup would be amazing?
9:28
Kim: So there's my dehumidifier and there's my air filter, and I keep my dehumidifier in that plastic bin in case it leaks, so I don't have a mold issue, and then that's the air filter right next to it, and they run constantly.
9:44
Kim: They run constantly, and it's because I don't want to have mold, the the condensation.
9:51
Kim: I live in the outskirts of a rainforest, so it's varied.
9:54
Kim: But if you live in humidity, they've got small ones you can put in your bathroom.
9:59
Kim: Most of the people's problems that have mold are the bathroom and their HVAC system.
10:05
Kim: The next thing I recommend, just to know exactly what um what you have as far as mold in your house, is gotmold.com and you put it in the most um affecting type of area, like your bedroom.
10:20
Kim: It's$250 for three rooms.
10:24
Kim: So you get to choose, you get to, they give you five little four filter things.
10:30
Kim: One goes outside to see what it's like outside.
10:33
Kim: So we know outside of our log home is clatto, which is green mold.
10:39
Kim: It's like this toxic green mold that causes conflict in your mental health.
10:45
Kim: It literally makes you think, see, hear things that really just aren't really there.
10:49
Kim: And so the green mold and the black mold were the two molds that affected my body.
10:54
Kim: So we really do struggle here at the log home if we come during a specific season.
10:58
Kim: So keep that in mind.
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Kim: Then you bring the filter inside to this machine inside to um, we do it near our bed, we do it under our HVAC unit.
11:08
Kim: HVAC in the bathroom are the two ways you get mold.
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Kim: And it's because condensation builds up inside of that HVAC unit.
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Kim: The other places, if you've ever had a leaky, moldy uh issue in your roof, and that's because your insulation is there, then you have your HVAC system sometimes up there, and so it's just just drawing in that moisture.
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Kim: And I saw this um really, I'll have to go back and look for it.
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Kim: I saw this amazing zero to two hours when you have a leak, um, usually is when the spores start to form.
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Kim: And by 24 hours after a leak, you have full-blown black toxic mold.
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Kim: It's that fast, it's not a small amount of time.
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Kim: Then, if you're looking for ways to like cut mold out of the house, you can do that and remediate.
11:59
Kim: We've shown that it can be um successful with Jeremy's mom.
12:03
Kim: And we did the gut mold first, then we remediated, and we did that by cutting out where her leak was behind her sink, and then we sprayed that area with bora care.
12:17
Kim: It's a high-level peroxide that kills the spores and any spores that could potentially grow.
12:25
Kim: So we sprayed our whole log home with Bora Care.
12:28
Kim: Thank God we did because about a year after we finished our log home, our toilet leaked zero mold.
12:38
Kim: Zero mold.
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Kim: We tested it right before when we found the leak.
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Kim: We cut the area out that was water damaged, we sprayed it with Bora Care again, and then we tested again, zero mold on both, which means that even with that leak in a rainforest, because everything molds here, we have zero mold, it's preventative.
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unknown: Yeah.
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Sam: Wow, that's crazy.
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Sam: Do you know what boricare is?
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Sam: Is that what the actual chemical itself is called?
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Kim: It's called boric hair, and you can put it what we did is we put it in a um like an insect sprayer on our backs, and then we went and we, you know, masked it.
13:23
Sam: You just just don't be breathing it in.
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Kim: I gotta wear a respirator with oxygen attached, and he would he came in here and sprayed all of our exposed lumber.
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Kim: And you know, I don't really talk about it a lot, but our lumber in this house sat out.
13:41
Kim: And then looking back, I see where mold had developed in the lumber.
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Kim: However, the mold was already developing in that lumber in the lumber yards, and so before it even got to my home, there was chances of mold.
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Sam: That's a big, that's a big point right there.
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Sam: Because it's not just about like once you start building, like, and it's not just like lumber like logs for a log home, but like those two by two by fours.
14:09
Sam: Yeah.
14:10
Sam: Where are they?
14:11
Sam: Where are they sitting?
14:12
Sam: Where are they before they get to your home, right?
14:15
Sam: But let's circle back for for one second.
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Sam: You so someone's living in gold and they can't get out.
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Sam: You suggested A, filter your air, b keep ventilation and circulation happening by keeping bathroom air vents on.
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Sam: Uh C, if you're in a humid, humid, humid, humid, if you're in a humid place, use a dehumidifier in your home to get that moisture out of the air inside your home.
14:43
Sam: And then you said uh number two, test your home.
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Sam: Yeah.
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Sam: So that's got mold.com.
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Sam: You can get a kit and you can test and have like it's like a controlled study.
14:52
Sam: You because you test outside so they have something to go off of.
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Sam: When they test your inner air, they're like, oh, but we know that this is already outside of where you're at.
15:01
Sam: This is inside.
15:02
Sam: Test that.
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Sam: Okay, so all of that amazing tips.
15:05
Sam: Thank you.
15:06
Sam: That's all environment.
15:07
Sam: So what would you suggest for body?
15:09
Kim: Oh, I have one more.
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Kim: Oh, okay.
15:12
Kim: One more.
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Kim: This is a very inexpensive test as well.
15:15
Kim: It's at like Home Depot or Lowe's.
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Kim: That's a Petri dish that you leave where you suspect you have mold.
15:23
Kim: Spores get on that Petri dish, and over a 14-day period, it will grow and you will see it, and it's like$10.
15:30
Kim: So it really testing is gonna be your best if you suspect you have mold.
15:36
Kim: I think you should do it even if you don't suspect because you just don't know.
15:40
Kim: I just had no idea.
15:42
Kim: And especially if you parasite cleanse a lot, like we all do, which I recommend doing parasites first.
15:50
Kim: So paraphy, you do it two times prior to doing a moldies cleanse.
15:56
Kim: And I say that because one wormwood suppresses what's happening inside of your body when it comes to mold, and that gives you enough energy in order for you to handle some of the shit that comes with having the mold in your home, right?
16:10
Kim: And so that gives you enough like stamina to keep going a little bit and get yourself together because I know what this looks like.
16:19
Kim: I I literally remember moments of my life in that travel trailer.
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Kim: And I remember I was on the phone with Erica one day, and I thought, I am not doing well, Erica, and I don't know what's going on, and I don't know how to reach out and ask.
16:34
Kim: Now I don't have this problem, but back in the day, I didn't want anybody to know that I was struggling because immediately society, and I'm pretty public figure now, would think, oh, she did this to herself.
16:51
Kim: Oh, it's really the parasites.
16:53
Kim: So I didn't really ask for help to my community, and I I regret that a lot because as soon as I started to feel like I could ask, everyone came.
17:05
Kim: But like, you know, it's hard to I share everything with everyone.
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Kim: So when they all came to me, that's when I started building the Moldies Kit because I again took what everyone was telling me and I brought it into a product, and then we started making the Moldies kit and very on brand for you to turn your own pain into like other people, like a solution for others.
17:31
Sam: Like you're like, ah, I went through this and I'm gonna create something to help all of you who may go through it, you know?
17:36
Sam: Like that's very different brands for Kim Rogers.
17:39
Sam: That's like her ML.
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unknown: Yeah.
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Kim: It was frustrating too because some of the stuff that they gave me through my doctor and and Juliana, Dr.
17:47
Kim: Juliana Giles is the one that guided me a lot through the mold.
17:51
Kim: Um, we bound it together.
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Kim: I had said to her, I think there's something going on in my body.
17:56
Kim: I need you to test me for all this stuff, and it all came back positive.
18:02
Kim: And so she sent me prescription things, which is, you know what, it was great.
18:07
Kim: I was so grateful I had that opportunity, but not everybody can do that.
18:11
Kim: And so I took those prescriptions, which was like flaxseed type of um, where it helped move cholesterol because the lives in the cholesterol, mold lives in the cholesterol.
18:24
Kim: Yeah.
18:24
Kim: And so I started looking to see what herbs can go in versus needing a prescription from a doctor because it's almost impossible.
18:33
Kim: And I mean, and when I tell you guys, it was a terrible cleanse.
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Kim: It was like I wake up, I have to do this powder on an empty stomach, and then 10 minutes later, I have to do a binder, and then I have to take flaxseed, I have to take phenol, I have to take nettle.
18:51
Kim: I mean, it was so much work.
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Kim: And I'm exhausted, right?
18:55
Kim: You're exhausted because the mold just depletes your mitochondria.
19:00
Kim: You really have zero energy.
19:02
Sam: Yeah.
19:03
Sam: You know, yeah, I do.
19:05
Sam: I I want to highlight some people from our community.
19:08
Sam: I want to have some people who've tapped in.
19:10
Sam: So not just questions, but Bishop and I already pulled aside some of the top comments too.
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Sam: Because a lot of people are sharing their stories with mold.
19:18
Sam: Like the more mold content we post, the more stories we get.
19:21
Sam: Someone said, um, Sage Workinger Brecca said, I lost my mind with mold poisoning.
19:28
Sam: Between that and perimenopause, I was an absolute disaster.
19:32
Sam: Couldn't remember basic words.
19:34
Sam: It was terrible.
19:35
Sam: Did a full detox and got on HRT, and I'm much better now.
19:40
Sam: So that's Sage uh Brecca.
19:43
Sam: And that is absolutely insane to me.
19:45
Sam: Like she she actually said she lost her mind with mold poisoning.
19:52
Sam: I can't I can't count the number of times that we've gotten that type of comment.
19:57
Sam: And that's really heartbreaking.
19:59
Sam: I can't believe how mental it is and how much it attacks the nervous system and the brain, and it affects mental health.
20:09
Sam: Because imagine all the people out here in the world that don't even know about mold and they're they're just in it and they're like lost in it, and they don't even know about it.
20:20
Sam: So that's why, to me, that's the biggest reason we are making as much noise as we can about it.
20:26
Sam: Because I want so many people out there that are scrolling on their phones to come across information about mold and it sparks something in them to go, oh my gosh, maybe that's what's wrong with me.
20:37
Sam: Maybe that's in my home.
20:39
Kim: That's what we're wrong to.
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Kim: And unfortunately, mold and parasites do go hand in hand.
20:45
Kim: They really do.
20:46
Kim: And they all like I posted a video that parasites live under a blanket of mold.
20:54
Kim: And so it's you're not people we don't just lose our minds.
20:58
Kim: And and that and that's why this is becoming such an epidemic on the forefront, and why this movement of health is because just because you go in somewhere and it's moldy doesn't mean it doesn't stay in you.
21:15
Kim: And then there's so not enough research.
21:18
Kim: My mom had mold poisoning, my mom had sarcoid, and sarcoid is a deteriorating tissue disease, which stems from, funny enough, 30 years ago when I went into the medical field, started going into the medical field, my nurse doctor, or my um my she was one of my AP um professors, she was a nurse, she said mold narcoid stems from a moldy tree in Europe.
21:50
Kim: Well, the whole Europe thing threw me for a loop.
21:54
Kim: But looking back now, she just misspoke.
21:58
Kim: It stems from mold.
22:00
Kim: And my mom lived in mold growing up.
22:03
Kim: She got really sick at nineteen.
22:05
Kim: Then she got pregnant and she passed it to me.
22:09
Kim: And there's just no proof anywhere, except for my own medical records, that you can get it in Euro.
22:17
Kim: And if we knew that, then maybe we would find a way, not just Euro, but she then took me home to where the mold was.
22:29
Sam: And back then there wasn't knowledge or like who was talking about mold cleansing back then?
22:37
Kim: Yeah, who was talking about, and it was an officer's home, by the way.
22:41
Kim: From what I've researched, so my dad was a colonel in nuclear missiles, and he lived in an officer's home in mold.
22:49
Kim: And then when I talked to my mom and dad, they were like, we moved four times in Santa Barbara because of mold.
22:54
Kim: And I'm like, oh, so my sister and I were just straight out of the wombs.
22:59
Kim: Yeah, in the mold.
23:00
Sam: Yeah.
23:01
Sam: When I lived on military bases, because it was the Navy, it was always next to water.
23:07
Sam: And all of the barracks were always covered in mold and asbestos.
23:12
Sam: They all had popcorn ceilings.
23:14
Sam: They all had those old ceilings with like, it's like kind of like tile ceiling, you know what I mean?
23:20
Sam: And it's like covered.
23:21
Sam: Just, I mean, oh, like, of course, all of those military bases and Navy bases have to be covered in mold.
23:30
Sam: Like it's sad.
23:32
Sam: They're all on the water, man.
23:33
Sam: They're all man.
23:35
Sam: Someone commented on our um last mold episode on YouTube and said, after being rushed to the hospital, this is a journey to Jordan.
23:44
Sam: After being rushed to the hospital three times, I found out my apartment had black mold.
23:49
Sam: I could hear congestion in my chest and constantly had to use my inhaler.
23:53
Sam: It's gotten bad better after moving out, but I still have so many other symptoms.
23:57
Sam: So I'm starting my lymph kit this week.
24:00
Sam: It will be a while, but I will be getting moldies and I'll be getting paraphy and moldies.
24:05
Sam: And after taking the correct paraphy protocol, I'll take moldies.
24:08
Sam: I can't wait to see how I feel in a few months.
24:10
Sam: Thank you so much for the podcast.
24:13
Kim: Oh, that's so good.
24:15
Kim: You know, she's using her inhaler because she's the spores, right?
24:19
Kim: You're breathing them in, mark ons.
24:22
Kim: I've been doing a lot of research because our next few podcasts together next week will be more in-depth about the mold.
24:29
Kim: So I've been researching it more and more.
24:31
Kim: But like you're breathing them in.
24:33
Kim: So you gotta know you guys.
24:35
Kim: You have to know this.
24:37
Kim: That's in your nasal passages.
24:39
Kim: Okay.
24:40
Kim: You have to know that the mold spores have pollinized inside of your passages, which means there, this isn't like I've got no solutions.
24:51
Kim: I like a navage.
24:53
Kim: There's an electric one, it's a hundred bucks.
24:56
Kim: And you put the salt water in there, you can add some moldies inside of that water.
25:02
Kim: And then um, you've got to make sure that whatever you're putting in your nose, you're realizing not all of it's gonna absorb.
25:10
Kim: So, like I take some medicine in my nose, and it doesn't always absorb, so it's not always the most accurate, right?
25:16
Kim: Because you've got spores and mold spores in here.
25:19
Kim: And when you have to take an inhaler, it's because you're breathing in the spores.
25:23
Kim: And I'm gonna say this and I'm gonna say it on our podcast as well.
25:27
Kim: Me and Sam were in the mold in Miami, and Sam got taken out, and I ended up back at the dentist thinking this tooth that I've had issues with for the whole year was ready to be pulled now.
25:41
Kim: No, I'm actually healing that tooth.
25:43
Kim: It looks great.
25:44
Kim: And when I spoke with Dr.
25:46
Kim: Katie Toe last weekend in Houston at Dr.
25:49
Kim: Pompa's live event, she said, Kim, it's a meridian for your lungs.
25:57
Kim: And I'm like, oh girl.
26:00
Kim: So I'm breathing in the spores that's affecting this as your antenna.
26:05
Kim: This was my antenna telling me something's wrong, Kim, because I was breathing it in.
26:11
Kim: This is the lung and gut meridian tooth.
26:14
Kim: Oh, I arrived at the dentist thinking this shit's getting pulled again.
26:18
Kim: I'm like, oh my God, I'm crying.
26:21
Kim: He was like, Kim, actually, you've healed the bone loss.
26:25
Kim: It looks fabulous.
26:27
Kim: Yeah.
26:28
Sam: When she says I was taken out, it's because I realized once we got back to LA, I realized what went wrong.
26:34
Sam: So I didn't bring my APAP machine at all to Miami.
26:37
Sam: I actually just didn't bring it.
26:40
Sam: Like usually I'll bring it and then I'll choose if I want to wear it or not.
26:44
Sam: I didn't bring it at all.
26:45
Sam: So I never I didn't even have it to use, which means every single night we were there, all night long, I was breathing in the air.
26:52
Sam: And then I started to get run down and I start, I woke up with a sore throat the last day you guys were there.
26:58
Sam: And I was like, what is that?
26:59
Sam: I was like, is that a sore throat coming on?
27:01
Sam: Then we moved to a condo and the bath the master bathroom in the condo, it didn't have an a window in it.
27:10
Sam: It was in the back of the condo.
27:11
Sam: So it's like, you know, it's like in the dark room.
27:13
Sam: And the in the shower was in a back corner.
27:17
Sam: And you could just, I could, I just knew it.
27:20
Sam: I'm like, I could sense it in here.
27:22
Sam: I could kind of a little bit smell mildew, a little, but it wasn't like intense.
27:27
Sam: But I was like, oh, I have a feeling there's mold in here.
27:29
Sam: I took a long shower that day we moved in, we, we, we moved to it, and I went in and took a long shower because I was shaving my legs and everything.
27:37
Sam: So it was taking a while.
27:38
Sam: And man, during that shower, my nose just started pouring clear.
27:42
Sam: It was just like clear, clear, just pouring.
27:44
Sam: I had to keep blowing my nose in the shower.
27:46
Sam: And I was sneezing and sneezing in the shower.
27:49
Sam: And from that moment on, I got more and more sick.
27:51
Sam: I just got sick, sick, sick.
27:52
Sam: And then I ended up getting full blown sick.
27:55
Sam: And I had a fever.
27:56
Sam: I had to sweat out in Miami the night before we left.
27:59
Sam: Like it was like, I got real sick.
28:00
Sam: I still have a little bit of congestion and a cough from it.
28:03
Sam: But I noticed, I was like, you know, it's weird when I cough, it's not just drainage from my nose.
28:08
Sam: I can tell that it feels like something's coming up from my chest.
28:12
Sam: Girl, I know it's because I exposed myself to mold.
28:15
Sam: I didn't have any barrier.
28:16
Sam: And it reminded me of you telling the story about Jair out on your land because he didn't have it as bad because every night he'd be wearing his AP, and that's breathing in filtered air.
28:25
Sam: So I was like, I'm never leaving home without my doctors told me to go get one.
28:31
Kim: So we'll see what happens with them.
28:33
Kim: Yeah.
28:34
Kim: Jillian thinks, Jillian goes, Do you think you're just like suffocating all night long, Kim?
28:38
Kim: And that's why you make it wake up mad.
28:39
Kim: And I'm like, maybe.
28:41
Kim: Maybe that's crazy.
28:43
Kim: I just think people don't realize because we've been told this is like another indoctrinated subject, they don't have an answer.
28:53
Kim: So whoever's listening to this, you gotta understand coming from a medical professional of 20 plus years, I was never malicious.
29:03
Kim: I never woke up every morning and been like, I'm just not telling anybody the truth.
29:08
Kim: I just didn't know.
29:10
Kim: And unfortunately, when you don't know and you try and tell the masses, you have to have a solution.
29:18
Kim: And you can see them kind of scrambling.
29:21
Kim: Everybody's here talking mold, mold, but honestly, this last few weeks that I've been out in the public, because I went to a Gary Brecca event, and then I went to Dr.
29:32
Kim: Pampa's event.
29:33
Kim: And I really hope next year he has one because it was really an amazing experience.
29:38
Kim: It was pretty intimate, and like I got to hear it, all it almost was on an entire mold event.
29:45
Kim: I mean, so a mold assessor was there.
29:47
Kim: JF Healthy Holmes was there.
29:49
Kim: I mean, it was so weird because Dr.
29:50
Kim: Pampa had mold, Jenny McCarthy has mold and talked about it.
29:53
Kim: How much damage.
29:55
Kim: Oh my god, this woman.
29:58
Kim: Jenny McCarthy has been through so much.
30:02
Kim: I feel I was watching her on a stage and I was crying for her because she has been through it and it was just like she got this cyst in her eye.
30:13
Kim: And she and it was right when they were launching form, and it was because she had mold in her seven-year makeup room from her TV show Masked or Mask Masked Singer.
30:29
Kim: That's where the mold came from.
30:31
Kim: That's it, and it's because she was in there for a few hours a day.
30:34
Kim: She wasn't even living in there.
30:36
Kim: Wow.
30:37
Kim: She's like, I felt crazy.
30:40
Kim: I didn't.
30:40
Kim: Me and Donnie, we were not in a good space sometimes because of it.
30:44
Kim: And I'm like, yeah, because you just you're just so your body is trying to scream at you, literally.
30:50
Kim: That's what was happening when you were draining.
30:53
Kim: It was trying to get out the spores.
30:56
Kim: Your body with parasites, it's one thing with mold up all night peeing.
31:01
Kim: Bait kids wet the bed out of nowhere.
31:04
Kim: If your child starts wetting the bed, you have mold in your home and you need to get something.
31:10
Sam: Is it just all night?
31:11
Sam: Because I will tell you what's weird that I've noticed is since we got back from Miami, I've just been peeing a lot more, period.
31:17
Sam: Not this at night, but just peeing a lot more.
31:19
Kim: Pushing the spores out.
31:21
Kim: That's why you can take a mycotoxin test from urine, and they can give you an idea of spores in your urine.
31:27
Kim: So now it's just trying to get it out of your cells because what urine is is a runoff of blood.
31:33
Kim: Not a lot of people know.
31:34
Kim: So whenever they say I have parasites in my urine, because I have also a runoff, it's also a runoff of lymph, right?
31:42
Kim: Yeah, well, you're it all is mostly a runoff, like your lymph in your blood, and then it squeezes it, and then that's urine.
31:48
Sam: Got it.
31:49
Sam: So it's like it's it's it's it's a it's a runoff of blood.
31:52
Sam: Yeah, and it's another um drainage pathway.
31:55
Sam: Right.
31:55
Kim: It's like your spores come out the urine, and so your body's trying to push the spores out, and it can for weeks and months after, because you don't really know how much you are absorbing.
32:07
Kim: Think about it, you can't see.
32:09
Kim: I'm trying to think.
32:10
Kim: If you were to throw glitter in the air and you saw all that glitter and you breathed it in, that's spores.
32:17
Kim: The glitter is spores, and you're breathing all of it in, not a little of it.
32:22
Kim: You are like all of it.
32:26
Kim: Crazy right everything around you, you can't see them.
32:29
Kim: That's what's scary.
32:30
Kim: So all night long, instead of you getting a hundred percent oxygen, you may only be getting 10% oxygen and 90% spores.
32:39
Kim: And your body's like, what the F do I do with all of this?
32:42
Kim: And that's why HBot was a game changer for me and NAD.
32:47
Kim: Those two things for my mold poisoning game changer.
32:51
Kim: And we'll we'll talk more about like in depth, but M Blue, I we did a lot of M Blue, M blue frequencies and red light were my three go-to's when I first found out I had mold.
33:03
Kim: And then as I got more in depth in this world of biohacking and all of these modalities, NAD and HBOT.
33:11
Kim: And so I don't do M Blue as much, but Jeremy does it in the night.
33:17
Kim: You need to do it, you need to do it since you're peeing a lot more at night and you've been exposed.
33:22
Sam: I can you can swear yesterday just intuitively, so yeah, it makes sense if my box is thinking, but okay, okay, so so good to know.
33:30
Sam: So much good information here.
33:31
Sam: Um, you literally could talk forever about all of this.
33:35
Sam: I love mold.
33:36
Kim: I I think that going viral on mold the last couple of weeks for me because I haven't really been able to go through my mold journey.
33:45
Kim: And we're gonna talk about it.
33:47
Kim: Um, me and Sam are sitting down next week and doing a couple of podcasts, but I was going viral over parasites, and some of you may not fully understand how the algorithm works, but I couldn't pivot over.
34:01
Kim: Hi, Sonny.
34:04
Kim: She's been with me since the beginning.
34:06
Kim: So I know Sunny.
34:07
Kim: Yep, Janie.
34:09
Kim: So I couldn't talk about my mole journey.
34:12
Kim: One, because I didn't want people to judge me, and I did talk a little bit about you know, you know, you know how people are, you know how people are.
34:22
Kim: And so, and then I couldn't get myself off of touching the internet, yeah.
34:27
Kim: And even a lot of the cruises that we took where people were super judgy towards me, it was because of mold.
34:34
Kim: It was because I knew getting out through getting out of the environment I was in and going into that sun would like crisp the mold out of my body.
34:43
Kim: And me and Jeremy could go seven days every day in the sauna.
34:47
Kim: We were eating right, we were making sure the food that came to us was healthy.
34:51
Sam: You were stunned, you didn't have to exert all this extra energy to like care for your home, cook your own food, make you could literally just like be that's what we did.
35:01
Sam: That has to be so healing, too, for people with mold because I'm gonna ask you this question.
35:05
Sam: Someone asked, because it ties back into nervous system, feeling safe in your body, emotional and mental.
35:11
Sam: So someone said, Melissa call uh call said, Can you speak more to the emotional and mental dysregulation individuals experience during mold?
35:23
Sam: I feel like this is so understudied and so crucial to proper healing.
35:29
Kim: 100% there is different phases of you're angry, you're depressed, you're suicidal.
35:40
Kim: Then you have guilt, and you don't know how to process the anger you had, and the feeling of how did I believe that about myself?
35:54
Kim: And then you have cleanup from it.
35:57
Kim: Cleanup meaning you might have ruined a relationship or you might have ruined something, and you have no idea how to come back from it.
36:06
Kim: Oh, you mean so now you have shame.
36:09
Sam: During the rage spouts, like during the rage episodes, anger and rage episodes, and you're mentally and emotionally not yourself.
36:17
Sam: You could have done damage to relationships during that time, and then you feel guilt about it, and you have to try to clean it up and fix what you did, and also at the same time, you may not fully understand, they don't fully understand.
36:31
Sam: You're like, that wasn't really me.
36:34
Sam: That's crazy.
36:36
Sam: That's a lot.
36:38
Sam: That's a lot.
36:39
Sam: So, so the mental dysregulation, is there actual like medical or let's say, is there actual like labels tied to like what uh br what mold can do to the brain and to the mental state of a person, what mold poisoning can do?
36:58
Kim: So we can't say the whole words because I really don't want to get in trouble, but it's type 3a dementia.
37:08
Kim: So they say type 3 primers is mold poisoning, and so if you understand dementia and um it's not just forgetting, it has everything to do with this capability of a filter as well.
37:32
Kim: You lose the filter, so you aren't able to filter your words in a positive way, and you're forgetful.
37:46
Kim: So I'm just trying to say this.
37:49
Sam: Yeah, no, I get it.
37:51
Sam: So would you also say about the filter?
37:53
Sam: Because you're talking about a cognitive, a cognitive filter.
37:56
Sam: Would you also say then not only are you you're you're not able to formulate positive words, but does it does mold poisoning actually put you in a negative cognitive filter?
38:09
Sam: So you start operating your thoughts and words and feelings from a negative cognitive filter when you're when you have mold poisoning?
38:17
Kim: Dark, dark.
38:19
Kim: And you have no filter.
38:21
Kim: And and Sam, you've been around me for three years now.
38:25
Sam: Girl, you're you don't you you currently don't have uh active mold poisoning, you still don't have no filter.
38:31
Kim: Let's be real.
38:32
Kim: I used to have some filter.
38:33
Kim: Now I have zero filter.
38:35
Kim: Because like I think I do think that almost dying changes a person in so many ways.
38:43
Kim: I don't really have time for bullshit.
38:45
Kim: And like when you meet me, I'm not even just candid.
38:48
Kim: Like, you're gonna know where you stand with me at all times.
38:51
Sam: I will give you this though, uh, because I'm not gonna let you just get away with just that statement about yourself, because you actually have grown so much.
38:58
Sam: And in the past like two years, I've watched you fight to have more compassion because that really is your natural state.
39:09
Sam: You are a very compassionate, kind person, but you I've watched you like grow in patience, grow in like being purposeful and more strategic with your approach and your words.
39:21
Sam: And when you have messed up out of anger or out of a moment like that, you you totally take accountability.
39:30
Sam: And you're like, I'm so sorry, that's not that wasn't, you know, that wasn't right.
39:33
Sam: And that is amazing.
39:35
Sam: So let's also make sure we acknowledge all of the growth, you know.
39:39
Kim: Well, you've been friends with me for two years, so you've had a lot to do with that, Sam.
39:44
Kim: Had a lot to do with that, really.
39:46
Kim: Because I do stop and think, well, what would Sam think?
39:50
Kim: Like, if I said this to Sam, would it hurt her feelings?
39:54
Kim: Because if it did, then I don't want to say it to other people around me, you know.
40:00
Sam: But that's working yourself, yeah.
40:02
Kim: And I think a lot of it is like the bad internal thought behavior that's in your mind, and like it's not something that I mean, I grew up very similar to that way most of my life, but I also grew up in mold.
40:15
Kim: And so, really, when you look back, like I know my house in Rapid City where I grew up was moldy.
40:23
Kim: I know it.
40:24
Kim: Then I remember going into a moldy house in Salt Lake City where I ended up getting diagnosed with anometriosis and having multiple surgeries.
40:33
Kim: So I know I was in mold looking back now.
40:35
Kim: I know I was in mold.
40:37
Kim: By the way, there's there's things coming out with endo and tapeworms too, which eventually when that study comes out, you know what I'm gonna talk about.
40:45
Kim: So then there's also some other things that were indicating my health declining because of the mold.
40:53
Kim: But there is a part of your brain that may never grow back when you've had damage because of the mold in the sheathing and the frontal lobe.
41:01
Kim: There's things that, like, no matter how hard I try, they just happens.
41:06
Sam: You know what I'm thankful for though?
41:08
Kim: What?
41:08
Sam: Uh neuroplasticity and the ability to no matter what, say that those parts are affected and whatever.
41:18
Sam: You always can grow new neuropathways.
41:22
Sam: So that's good.
41:23
Sam: You know, that's good focus on that because you can.
41:26
Sam: And there's like science showing that, right?
41:28
Sam: Let's do a little quick, rapid fire of questions, uh, live questions from in the chat.
41:33
Kim: Which by the way, I have a question for you, but keep going.
41:36
Sam: Okay, and and at some point, for some reason, they just stopped for me.
41:40
Sam: So I'll get to the bottom of my little list and you probably have more, but here we go.
41:44
Sam: Um, do you sell a parasite cleanse for kids?
41:47
Kim: Yeah, ages three and up.
41:49
Kim: All of our products are ages three and up, and I chose age three specifically because of Oregon Grape Root.
41:56
Kim: So you're more than welcome to go and research yourself and see exactly what the best age group is for you, but I have to say ages three and up.
42:05
Sam: Yeah, and that's the paraphy parasite cleanse.
42:08
Sam: Right.
42:09
Sam: Um, uh, someone says they absolutely love their parasite and lymphatic cleanse.
42:14
Sam: So they love paraphy in the lymph.
42:15
Sam: Okay.
42:16
Sam: Um detox with MEL.
42:19
Sam: So parasites first treated mold with antifungal med strong ones and felt better, but not fully.
42:25
Sam: I react with the full moon.
42:27
Sam: Oh girl, me too.
42:28
Sam: I just went through it mal like literally for the past three days.
42:31
Sam: I've been going through uh full moon symptoms, by the way, Kim.
42:34
Sam: Uh I react with the full moon.
42:36
Sam: I feel like parasites can hold us back with biofilm too.
42:39
Sam: I've been out of mold for seven years.
42:40
Sam: So at this point, it has to be parasites.
42:43
Sam: So let's let's uh talk on that for a quick second.
42:47
Kim: I don't think it's just parasites, unless you've gone in and actively a few times of year, taken anti-mold herbs, you still have some colonization that goes on inside of your body.
42:59
Kim: And so a lot of times, too, when you go into mold and unknowing, you have activated something in your body.
43:07
Kim: And so that's why it's a lifestyle of cleansing because we are around all of these environmental toxins on a daily basis.
43:17
Kim: So parasites first, especially if you are in an area where you know you're gonna be around active mold, like going forward, when Sam and I go back to Miami in December, we a hundred percent will be taking paraphi and molde's.
43:32
Sam: I literally just thinking as you're talking.
43:36
Sam: I'm gonna say right when she's done that when we go back to Miami in December, we're gonna take moldies and make sure we take moldies before, during, and after.
43:43
Sam: So, same vibe, obviously.
43:45
Kim: Not just molde's.
43:46
Kim: We have to take paraffy because the wormwood will suppress the mold from colonizing in our body and build a shield of protection.
43:56
Kim: And then the molde's kit will go behind that shield and after.
44:00
Kim: Like its weapons with the swords and remove it with the fennel and the nettle.
44:05
Kim: And so those things we're gonna shield it and we're gonna protect us, and then we're gonna go behind and like basically unalive the mold spores that are already in our bodies that are waiting to party with the mold spores that we're bringing in.
44:18
Kim: Do you know what I'm saying?
44:19
Sam: Yeah, we're gonna make them make our bodies inhospitable.
44:22
Sam: So when we get into a human environment like my Miami, which honestly, you guys, it doesn't matter how nice and a place it is, it literally can be the nicest penthouse.
44:36
Sam: And there's still mold there, you guys.
44:38
Kim: Like we stayed in a penthouse in airport because we were filming and it was so nice.
44:46
Kim: Now the toilets broke and there was mold.
44:49
Sam: Yeah, exactly.
44:50
Sam: So it doesn't matter where, if you're in a humid environment, there's mold present.
44:54
Sam: So we're gonna be probably you think what we'll start like a week before we go, then take it through while we're there, and then continue taking it once we get home for like a week.
45:03
Kim: Yeah, and then both of us, because we had such severe reactions, we'll both have a better understanding.
45:08
Kim: I just know I took Perify, but I didn't take it every single day.
45:13
Kim: I took it towards the end of the trip on my tooth.
45:18
Kim: Because I seriously thought that's it.
45:20
Kim: I'm coming home and getting it removed.
45:22
Kim: Like this is the end of it.
45:23
Kim: Like I tried, I tried to salvage it.
45:26
Kim: Like it was pain like that.
45:28
Kim: You remember?
45:29
Kim: I even took a pain pill, and I rarely do that, but it was that painful, and I had to make it through because I had such a heavy travel those two weeks.
45:38
Kim: I want to know mentally how were you when you were in the mold?
45:43
Kim: Now we know that's pretty much what happened in Miami.
45:48
Sam: That's crazy that you say that.
45:51
Sam: I chalked it up to being ludial, but I actually had a couple nights there, which which the hormonal component's still real.
46:03
Sam: I was at the peak of Ludial, right?
46:05
Sam: It was at the last day of it before I started my cycle.
46:08
Sam: And I was like, man, when remember, remember the night we went out and we stayed out late and we went like hopped around, we went to dinner, and then we went to that place.
46:16
Sam: It was so fun, right?
46:18
Sam: But the a the AI 80s filled her night.
46:21
Sam: Um so that night when we got back, girl, I when we got back and I went into my room, I was in a weird mental space.
46:30
Sam: I was like, why am I?
46:32
Sam: I was like feeling so weird.
46:34
Sam: Like it was like anxiety, depression, it was like fear, it was like um intrusive thoughts and stuff.
46:40
Sam: And I was like, man, I'm having a rough loot deal.
46:43
Sam: But I was like, at least it's only one night.
46:45
Sam: It used to be like weeks for me, you know?
46:47
Sam: But I was like, okay, we've gone it down like one night.
46:50
Sam: That's pretty pretty good.
46:51
Sam: But I totally chopped it all up to that.
46:53
Sam: But the second you just said that, I know for a fact it contributed.
46:58
Sam: Yeah, of course it did.
46:59
Kim: That house was molding, it was, wasn't it?
47:02
Sam: Yeah, and we had we had that AC blasting the whole time because we went to Miami during a heat wave, you guys.
47:10
Sam: It was like weirdly hot.
47:12
Sam: It was like the people our friends who live in Miami were telling us like this isn't normal, this is like extra.
47:18
Sam: And we were like, oh wow.
47:20
Sam: And so we had, you know, Kim, she had to have that AC blasting the whole time we were there.
47:26
Sam: So yeah, because it was so hot upstairs.
47:30
Sam: So think about that though, right?
47:31
Sam: Because like that's like a main way for it to like get blown into the house.
47:35
Sam: So yeah, girl, I was just sleeping all night with no filter.
47:39
Sam: Oh, yeah, it's so much lessons, it's all lessons.
47:44
Sam: Um, someone said, Can you take quercetin, the supplement quercetin while doing paraphy?
47:48
Kim: Yeah, you can take you, you don't have to change anything except for you can't take it if you're on blood thinners or chemo meds, but you just you just the thing is, is it's like a supplement.
47:59
Kim: That's all we did.
48:00
Kim: You take it three times a day, and you just take it with everything else, the binder at night.
48:06
Kim: And so it's just so you have some structure, and humans need to know when something ends, and that's why I say 30 days is because if you heard 45 or 90, you wouldn't keep doing it.
48:21
Kim: And so, I mean, I've just been around the medicine world and I just understand the way humans think.
48:26
Kim: Yeah, what's 50 weeks?
48:28
Kim: What's 30 days?
48:28
Kim: Yeah, you can do it for 30 days.
48:31
SPEAKER_01: Totally.
48:32
Kim: It says I live in Florida, our home, our home is pristine, humidity in homes 42 to 45, purifier runs 27, and we have a new HVAC system with another purifier in it.
48:45
Kim: So that probably colonized so sick too long.
48:49
Kim: You know, here's what you're gonna do: you're literally got mold.
48:52
Kim: I got to meet Jason this last weekend.
48:55
Kim: He is um, he has an amazing story.
48:58
Kim: We're gonna get him on our podcast.
49:00
Kim: Um, he grew up in mold, his mom unalived herself, and he looked back and he knows it's because of the mold.
49:07
Kim: So he created a business, gotmold.com.
49:11
Kim: That's why I talk about him so much because his story is so powerful in his pain to purpose created a business that allowed me and my family to flourish.
49:24
Kim: And we found out his my mother-in-law Teresa had mold because of Got Mold.
49:30
Kim: And I and it was so funny, I gotta tell the story because I just love Jason.
49:34
Kim: Um, we're in the elevator at the West End where Papa Lives event was, and I didn't know he was gonna be there.
49:41
Kim: I don't really follow him now.
49:43
Kim: We do, we're friends, and we're in the elevator, and it's like two people here: Jason right here, and me and Jeremy are right here, and I'm backwards standing at Jeremy.
49:53
Kim: And so all of a sudden, Jason turns to Jeremy and puts his hand out and goes, Jeremy Rogers, I'm Jason.
50:01
Kim: And I go, Fuck the bold, and I lost it in the elevator.
50:06
Kim: Fangirl to totally jump up and down, and I'm like, I'm Kim Rogers aware queen.
50:12
Kim: Oh my god, it's so great to meet you.
50:14
Kim: And he doesn't really know who I am because everything is in Jeremy's name as our business.
50:19
Kim: And so he looks over and he looked at me and I like we gave him this big hug.
50:23
Kim: I mean, all this happened in seconds, you know.
50:25
Kim: And he looked at me and he goes, Oh my god, I was wondering how this all like and I go, Yeah, that's my husband.
50:32
Kim: He goes, Well, I recognize his name because you guys buy so many kits and you have so many people that buy the product from you.
50:38
Kim: It was just so cool to meet somebody who likes so damaged by mold, you know.
50:45
SPEAKER_01: Also, side note hilarious that Jair got recognized.
50:49
SPEAKER_01: Oh, like twice that week.
50:52
Sam: It wasn't even like Kim Rogers, no, it was about Jair.
50:57
Sam: Yeah, he actually loved that so much for him.
51:00
Kim: Love it for him.
51:02
Sam: He's like, I'm like, I'm like recognizable now.
51:05
Sam: Yo, it's funny even at the event in Miami.
51:08
Sam: Um, Bish is like, uh, what's the chances you'll get you know recognized here?
51:12
Sam: And you're like, none.
51:14
Sam: Like, there's no way.
51:15
Sam: And then like Jar's like, what are you talking about?
51:17
Sam: You already got recognized yesterday.
51:19
Sam: And literally, you guys, within five seconds, this woman bumped up and Rogers, the worm queen.
51:25
Sam: And then she looked at me and she's like, Oh my gosh, I love your guys' podcast.
51:28
Sam: And I was like, What are you talking about?
51:30
Sam: You're not gonna get recognized, kid?
51:34
unknown: So funny.
51:35
Kim: I loved it.
51:36
Kim: I loved that he that the guy he was like, he looked at his badge and he goes, How many people?
51:42
Kim: Because Jeremy spells his name weird.
51:44
Kim: How many people?
51:44
Kim: And then he goes, Jeremy Rogers, this is Jason.
51:47
Kim: I go, Ah, that's yeah, I'm so glad he got recognized.
51:53
Kim: He got recognized with his beard.
51:55
Kim: Yeah, I don't think it was from when he like did the whole beard.
51:59
Kim: It's the beard.
52:00
Kim: It's the oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
52:01
Sam: It was honestly probably from that video.
52:04
Kim: Probably from Delvig Tree.
52:06
Sam: Trying to get out of the frame for like five minutes, it keeps following him.
52:10
Kim: I think he was in his shirt too.
52:11
Kim: He was like, Yeah, yeah.
52:14
Sam: Gotta love it.
52:15
Sam: I'm like, ooh, there he goes on his head.
52:18
Sam: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
52:20
Sam: Gotta love it.
52:20
Sam: So good.
52:22
SPEAKER_03: So good.
52:23
Sam: Is there any other questions you see?
52:24
Sam: Because that was the end of the list for me.
52:26
Sam: So if there's anything else about mold you want to answer in there, let's get to them.
52:29
Kim: Nope.
52:30
Kim: And we're gonna save this and we're gonna podcast next week.
52:33
Kim: Me and Sam have some really cool things in store for podcasting.
52:37
Kim: Um I'm really, really, I feel like 2027 is what's eating you's year to push.
52:43
Kim: And I'm and I got so many things up my sleeve, you guys.
52:48
Kim: We've got so many great guests that we're gonna bring on.
52:50
Kim: We're doing some swaps, and um, I'm just real excited for what this looks like for us and what's eating you.
52:57
Kim: So thank you guys for always supporting us and all of your likes and subscribes and follows.
53:03
Kim: And, you know, Rogers Hood is the only place that we spot get sponsored by.
53:08
Kim: I want to keep this in-house.
53:10
Kim: This is, I want this to always be about what we want to talk about and the information from you guys.
53:16
Kim: So the more you continue to help us expand, the more traveling we can do to get the people that you want to hear from on our podcast.
53:26
Kim: It's our goal for 27.
53:28
Kim: Um, I want to get as many people as possible.
53:30
Kim: We've got like, I'll just drop a few names.
53:33
Kim: We I know the Pompas are coming on, Dr.
53:35
Kim: Olivia.
53:36
Kim: So we really got some people that have a lot of knowledge, and that's what we're about.
53:41
Kim: And so the more you guys help us by doing the little things for us and using the code What's EatingU with the letter U for 10% off, and the more you continue to help with the Rogers Hood, because Rogers Hood is the only sponsor for What's Eating You's podcast.
54:00
Kim: So most of the funds that we get from the kits go to me and Sam, being able to continue to spread this knowledge.
54:08
Sam: That's great.
54:09
Sam: Yeah, thank you all so much.
54:11
Sam: Like she said, um, any of the kids that we talked about during this episode or any of our episodes, any of Rogers Hood kits, the ones that are all safe for ages three and up, Moldies, Perified, the lymph wellness kit, you can go to Rogershood.com and use the code What's EatingU and we spell it what's eating in the letter U for 10% off of everything.
54:29
Sam: And so, like also when we have sales though, you guys, and we know what time it is.
54:33
Sam: We know we're coming into November, so you just know there's gonna be a lot of sales, and you can use the code what's eating you and always save, always save.
54:42
Sam: And yeah, we just honestly, this is such an honor.
54:44
Sam: This is a really serious topic.
54:47
Sam: I feel like the extent at which mold affects human lives is so detrimental and massive.
54:58
Sam: And I feel like getting the word out about all of this is of the utmost importance.
55:05
Sam: I'm honored to be a part of that in any sort of way and to make so much noise, as much noise as we can.
55:12
Sam: So share, keep sharing too.
55:13
Sam: Please share our episodes and share our content, share our reels, share our clips, anything that has any information that's helpful and tangible for people that could be an answer for anybody that is suffering, that's going through it, and they could have some answers and they can have some hope.
55:29
Sam: And like Kim said at the beginning of this, not feel lost.
55:33
Sam: You know, that's what it's about.
55:35
Kim: We can prevent a lot of people from unnecessary things that they may do to themselves because it's not them.
55:43
Kim: It's not them.
55:44
Kim: And, you know, as a family member, seeing it, it just give them grace.
55:50
Kim: Because honestly, I think I've said this in podcasts before.
55:54
Kim: The things I thought that I was really gonna do, I I really would not have done that if I wasn't in in the mold.
56:03
Sam: It's those intrusive thoughts.
56:04
Sam: And then have you ever heard of ants, A-N-T-S, they're automatic negative thoughts.
56:08
Sam: Have you heard of those?
56:09
Kim: That's definitely mold.
56:11
Sam: Yeah.
56:11
Sam: So, you know, ants, it's it's um, there's deep roots in this.
56:16
Sam: You can look it up for psychology and therapy and different things, but um they are uh oh, actually, I think that brain doctor, the brain doctor that is just sucker, yep.
56:27
Sam: He he I think he coined ants, if I'm not mistaken.
56:30
Sam: I think he coined ants like decades ago.
56:33
Sam: And they're automatic negative thoughts.
56:35
Sam: As in, you're not purposely formulating these thoughts.
56:39
Sam: They're happening automatically and they're reactive.
56:42
Sam: And so everything I've learned about mold from you, Kim, tells me that absolutely it can do that to your cognitive filter.
56:49
Sam: And you just start to view life, view your relationships, view other people, view everything through that lens.
56:55
Sam: But just know that there's hope, know that there's answers, know that there's solutions.
56:59
Sam: And even if you are in it now and you can't get out yet, you can absolutely start taking the lymph kit to help your drainage pathways open and help them flow and help you drain.
57:11
Sam: Take the paraphy kit to have that wormwood in your system that suppresses the mold spore so that they can't suppress it, as in they can't keep glowing.
57:19
Sam: They can't keep expanding, they can't keep colonizing and like you know, wreaking more havoc, but suppress those and then get to the moldi's kit after you do, you know, two parapied cleanses.
57:29
Sam: Uh, get to the moldi's kit and you can actually start to move some of those out, even if you're still in it and you can't get out yet.
57:36
Sam: Doing that is better than not doing that.
57:38
Sam: And so that's what we're all about here.
57:40
Sam: We're bringing the solutions for you guys.
57:42
Sam: Keep the questions coming and the conversation going in all of our content on all of the platforms.
57:47
Sam: We read everything, we respond to everything.
57:49
Sam: If it's not us directly, we have a team that helps us do it so that we don't miss anything because it's so important to respond, you guys, and talk and communicate.
57:56
Sam: Know that you have support, know you have answers here, and you're not alone and you're not lost.
58:01
Sam: And we love you guys and we appreciate you so much.
58:03
Sam: So thank you for joining us.
58:05
Sam: And until next time, be well.
58:07
Sam: Thanks, everyone.
58:08
Sam: Bye.