19 Key Takeaway Points From Bryan Rosner’s “Lyme Disease Supercharge”
By Lisa Petrison, Ph.D. Bryan Rosner is a name that is familiar to many in the Lyme disease world. In 2004, Bryan started BioMed Publishing Group, which has published…
Erik Johnson
Erik Johnson became aware of the negative effects of toxic mold on his health in the early 1970’s as a student at Truckee High School in…
Julie Rehmeyer and “Through the Shadowlands”
Julie Rehmeyer is a math and science journalist and ME/CFS sufferer who turned to the mold avoidance approach described in the book A Beginner’s Guide to Mold…
Could Laura Ingalls Wilder and Almanzo Wilder Have Been Toxic Mold Victims?
By Lisa Petrison, Ph.D. During their first four years of marriage, Almanzo Wilder and Laura Ingalls Wilder had far more than their fair share of difficulties.…
New Article about Mold Avoidance and ME/CFS in “American Scientist”
Journalist Julie Rehmeyer discussed her experiences moving toward wellness through mold avoidance in an interview in the May/June edition of American Scientist. In the interview, she described…
Suggestions from Physicians on Treating Mold-Related Issues from the Book “New Paradigms In Lyme Disease Treatment”
By Connie Strasheim Editor’s Note: I am very happy to see that issues related to mold toxicity have finally started to receive some attention in the…
Recovering Indoors in South Dakota After Six Years of Homelessness: The Upton Family’s Mold-Resistant, Low-Tox Housing Success Story
By Christa Upton On April 4, 2010, I hobbled out of our moldy home, never to step foot in it again. The clothes on my back…
Award-Winning Fiction Writer Alethea Black on Recovering from Mold-Related Illness
Award-winning fiction writer Alethea Black has published a humorous story about her experiences recovering from mold-related illness in the online magazine Narrative. The story is called “How to Lose…
Following in Erik Johnson’s Footsteps: My Journey from Devastating Sickness to Eating Tacos, Drinking Booze, and Climbing Mountains
By Sara Riley Mattson “Is anybody else noticing that this guy is healthy enough to be drinking beer and eating tacos again?” I said to myself…
Book Review: Sara Riley Mattson’s “Camp Like A Girl”
By Lisa Petrison By Summer 2008, I thought that I had achieved as much relief from my illness as I likely was going to get. It…
Strategies for Treating Extremely Sensitive Mold Patients
By Lisa Petrison Although a number of ME/CFS and chronic Lyme doctors are now beginning to consider the role that toxic mold may be playing in…
New Book: “Erik on Avoidance: Writings About Mold Avoidance, 2000-2015”
Many years before any articles about the dangers of mold toxins in buildings appeared in the medical journal literature, Erik Johnson already had developed a concerted strategy…
New Book: “The Avoiding Mold Archives”
From 2013-2014, a group of individuals who were experienced in mold avoidance and had improved their health substantially as a result answered questions on the topic…
Suzanne Somers on Toxic Mold
Best-selling health author and actress Suzanne Somers discusses the topic of toxic mold in an in-depth way in her new book, Tox-Sick. Suzanne and her husband both…
Paradigm Change Bookshelf
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…