Mold Avoiders Poll Results: 2017 Health-Promoting Activities
January 1, 2018
This poll was conducted in the Mold Avoiders Facebook group in December 2017. A total of 158 members participated.
The question and most frequent responses follow:
What activities did you do in 2017 that you were pretty sure or very sure were significantly helpful for your physical, emotional or spiritual health? Hopefully this list will give others ideas of activities to focus on for 2018.
84% – Avoid toxic buildings (135 respondents)
80% – Get enough sleep (126 respondents)
67% – Avoid food contaminated with chemicals or mold toxins (106 respondents)
61% – Gluten-free diet (97 respondents)
61% – Avoid toxic drinking water (96 respondents)
59% – Binders (94 respondents)
59% – Sunshine/UV light (94 respondents)
59% – Avoid toxic locations (94 respondents)
55% – Be kind to others (87 respondents)
52% – Probiotics (82 respondents)
49% – Magnesium supplements (78 respondents)
47% – Mineral supplements (74 respondents)
47% – Hiking or walking (74 respondents)
47% – Air purifier (74 respondents)
46% – Eat lots of produce (73 respondents)
46% – Source ethically raised quality meats (72 respondents)
43% – Avoid cross-contaminations of particularly bad toxins (68 respondents)
41% – Focus on feeling grateful (65 respondents)
41% – B vitamins (65 respondents)
41% – Epsom salts baths (64 respondents)
39% – Vitamin C (62 respondents)
37% – Avoid dairy (58 respondents)
37% – Spend time with loved ones (58 respondents)
37% – Spend time in pristine locations (58 respondents)
35% – Use essential oils (56 respondents)
35% – Focus on forgiving others for their shortcomings or mistakes (56 respondents)
35% – Focus on meaningful work or activities (56 respondents)
35% – Laughter (55 respondents)
33% – Avoid complaining (52 respondents)
32% – Spiritual healing (50 respondents)
30% – Drink coffee (48 respondents)
30% – Spend time online (47 respondents)
29% – Intermittent or extended fasting (46 respondents)
29% – Learn to love and respect myself (46 respondents)
28% – Zinc (45 respondents)
28% – Watch movies or TV series (45 respondents)
28% – Avoid toxic chemicals (44 respondents)
28% – See a good doctor (44 respondents)
27% – Meditation (43 respondents)
26% – Thyroid hormone supplementation (41 respondents)
25% – Eat the right kinds of fats (39 respondents)
24% – Saunas (38 respondents)
24% – Prayer (38 respondents)
23% – Rest (37 respondents)
23% – Glutathione (36 respondents)
22% – Avoid chlorinated tap water (35 respondents)
22% – Massage (35 respondents)
20% – Homeopathy (32 respondents)
18% – Chocolate (29 respondents)
18% – Antihistamines (29 respondents)
18% – Coffee enemas (29 respondents)
18% – Yoga (28 respondents)
16% – Green tea (26 respondents)
16% – Drink at least 1/2 liter of water per 50 pounds of body weight daily (26 respondents)
16% – HEPA filters (26 respondents)
16% – Fermented foods (25 respondents)
16% – Grounding or earthing (25 respondents)
15% – Kill intestinal parasites (23 respondents)
14% – Stop focusing on mold as much (22 respondents)
14% – Attend religious services (22 respondents)
13% – Juicing (21 respondents)
13% – Chiropractor (20 respondents)
12% – P-5-P or B6 (19 respondents)
12% – Low-carbohydrate diet (19 respondents)
11% – Living near trees (17 respondents)
9% – Ionic detox footbath (15 respondents)
9% – Adrenal glandulars (15 respondents)
9% – CBD oil (14 respondents)
8% – EFT or emotional healing therapies (14 respondents)
8% – Iodine (13 respondents)
8% – Alcohol (12 respondents)
8% – Marijuana (12 respondents)
7% – Systemic enzymes (11 respondents)
7% – Oxygen therapy (11 respondents)
7% – Colon cleanse product (11 respondents)
6% – Low-dose naltrexone/LDN (10 respondents)
6% – Swimming (10 respondents)
6% – Drink natural spring water only (9 respondents)
6% – Biomat or similar mat (9 respondents)
6% – Hormone replacement (9 respondents)
5% – Breathwork (8 respondents)
5% – Replace mattress (8 respondents)
4% – Rebounding (7 respondents)
4% – Use tobacco (6 respondents)
4% – Colonics (6 respondents)
3% – Hopper (DNRS) or Gupta program (5 respondents)
3% – Plant-based diet (5 respondents)
3% – Core strength exercises when possible (5 respondents)
3% – Ozone therapy (4 respondents)
2% – Bemer or other vascular therapy (3 respondents)
2% – Raw goat milk (3 respondents)
2% – Magnesium Advocacy Group protocol (3 respondents)
2% – Bioresonance (3 respondents)
1% – Cold therapy or cryotherapy (2 respondents)
1% – Riboceine (2 respondents)
1% – Herbs to support detoxification (2 respondents)
Additional Responses
Antiparasitic herbs
Avoiding most plant foods
Balanced blood sugar with healthy carbs and stevia
Carbon air filters
Chelate heavy metals
Clonidine
Collagen
Craniosacral therapy
Cusack Protocol for EDS
Environmental ozone
Liposomal Vitamin C
Myofascial therapy
NAC
Psychotherapy
Rife machine
Ruptadine
Simplifying my life
Sleep in blacked out room
Testing for nutrient deficiencies
Turmeric
A collection of additional poll results can be found on the Living Clean in a Dirty World blog.
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