By Lisa Petrison Very frequently, new mold avoiders ask me how they can go about quickly determining whether a particular building, a particular outdoor environment or…
By Lisa Petrison I lived (in my RV) and worked at Mercey Hot Springs for nearly a year (2012-2013) because I liked it there so much.…
“How I Survived Toxic Mold” is a project designed to present in one place brief summaries of many people’s experiences with toxic mold. The goal is to…
For more than six years now, the two of us have been part of ongoing discussions involving a total of hundreds of people (including patients, scientists,…
By Mary Ackerley, M.D. Editor’s Note: Dr. Mary Ackerley is an integrative psychiatrist who recently obtained certification in the Shoemaker Protocol used to treat toxic mold illness.…
By Lisa Petrison Throughout the many years of my active ME/CFS, I mostly paid attention to what I ate in order to try to avoid the…
It’s long been observed that the illness that the U.S. government historically has chosen to call Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (properly referred to and defined as Myalgic…
This page lists books published by Paradigm Change. To learn about books on mold-related illness recommended but not published by Paradigm Change, please go to the Mold Illness…
Almost all modern homes contain a great deal of cellulose (such as drywall, insulation, wallpaper, furniture and carpeting) that can become dangerously moldy very quickly when…
Following is a list of practitioners who have experience in treating toxic mold illness and who have received positive reports from patients. Please send comments about practitioners on…
About 150 years ago, the theory and the practice of medicine went through a dramatic change. Although scattered scientists had speculated for centuries that microorganisms were…
By Lisa Petrison I’ve spent a lot of time in Death Valley and think that it’s a great place for people to go camping. In the…