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without first speaking with your doctor. Now, let's head to the show. Hey everyone, welcome back to

Dr. Rousha Radio. This is Dr. Roushio. Let's chat about mold. And more specifically, my personal

mold, I don't want to say journey, but experience, thoughts,

questions, and observations.

The backstory here, in case you hadn't heard some of my discussions on the podcast in the past

year or so, when I moved to Austin, I highly suspected mold in the residence that I initially

was in and ended up leaving there after a few months and going to a second residence.

The reason why I see, I think, is my knowledge of assessment was still evolving.

So the assessments that were done, I don't have full confidence in.

Whereas the second spot in Austin did have fairly confident confirmation of mold.

But there's definitely some nuance here that should be discussed. And I wanted to use my personal experience to help showcase some of that.

So the context and the timeline, again, because all this stuff matters quite a bit in how

you interpret any given lab finding.

And this is fully congruent with our philosophy of lab testing or other types of assessment.

You could say a home mold assessment.

Our one-fourth of the data needed to make a decision.

So move to the first residence and notice that I'm sleeping terribly and notice a small

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