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some people just can't tolerate it very well, and maybe based on, you know, your exposures and where you are, there's probably some overlay of genetic susceptibility and exposure to these toxins in the environment, and some people do get really sick, and that makes it difficult for them.
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But, what I'm thinking more and more now is some people just can't tolerate it very well, and maybe based on, you know, your exposures and where you are, there's probably some overlay of genetic susceptibility and exposure to these toxins in the environment, and some people do get really sick, and that makes it difficult for them.
so if you test positive like this this means genetically you have an issue that you can't detox it
so if you test positive like this this means genetically you have an issue that you can't detox it meaning when you go to that moldy whole foods when you go to that moldy restaurant when you go to that moldy hotel in cabo for the week and you come back feeling like crap you need to know that you've filled up your bucket