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I was diagnosed with fibro but recently with Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (mold illness). Treatments seem to be helping A LOT!

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That's wonderful news that treatments are making such a difference for you! It's always exciting when something clicks and starts bringing real relief.

While mold detox protocols aren't a widely discussed fibromyalgia treatment in mainstream research, many MyFibroTeam members have found significant relief by removing Show Full Answer

That's wonderful news that treatments are making such a difference for you! It's always exciting when something clicks and starts bringing real relief.

While mold detox protocols aren't a widely discussed fibromyalgia treatment in mainstream research, many MyFibroTeam members have found significant relief by removing environmental triggers and toxins from their lives. Some approaches that members have found helpful around reducing environmental and lifestyle triggers include:

- Removing harmful chemicals from everyday products like cleaning supplies, hygiene, and makeup
- Eliminating fragrances from laundry detergents, perfumes, and scented lotions
- Dietary changes to reduce inflammatory triggers
- Supplements to support the immune system, though always check with your doctor first

The overlap between reducing toxic load and fibromyalgia symptom relief makes a lot of sense, as fibromyalgia involves an overstimulated nervous system that can react strongly to environmental stressors.

Always keep your doctor in the loop about any detox protocols, especially supplements like charcoal and clay, as they can interact with medications. But if it's working — that's genuinely great news! 🎉

August 16

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