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I was 26...weighed 300 pounds...my brain felt like wet cement. I tried everything. Nothing worked. I'd been living in a moldy building for years. I got out, treated the real problem, and everything changed. --- What if everything you've tried has failed because you're still living in the problem? Most doctors never test for it. Most people never suspect it. Check your building before you change anything else. --- You felt fine in your old place. Six weeks after moving: Brain fog hits. Sleep stops working. Anxiety shows up uninvited. Supplements and foods you've used for years start causing reactions. You blamed the move. Your diet. Your stress. Nobody asked when you moved. --- Symptoms started after a move. They get worse when it rains. They get better when you travel. Nothing you try works. That's mold until proven otherwise. --- Your basic labs look normal. The doctor shrugs. You leave with nothing. Mycotoxins don't show on standard panels. No one asks: when did you move, and when did this start? 👈 --- You clean up your diet. You add protocols. You switch doctors. You stay sick. You never stopped the exposure. Nothing downstream works while the source stays active. --- And here's why some people feel it more: 1 in 4 people carry HLA-DR, a gene variant that changes how their body responds to mold toxins. Most people clear them. These people can't. Their immune system flags the toxins but can't remove them. So they recirculate, and the inflammation never gets the signal to stop. --- Run these before you do anything else: • The Dust Test tells you if you have mold in your home. It will even identify hidden mold. Start here. • A urine and/or blood mycotoxin test measures mold toxins directly in your body. • HLA-DR genotyping tells you if you're in the 25% who can't clear it efficiently. • The Visual Contrast Sensitivity test is free at survivingmold.com. Use it as a fast first filter. --- Step 1: Leave the building or remediate it. Nothing else works until you stop the exposure. Step 2: Run The Dust Test on your home and a urine or blood mycotoxin test on yourself at the same time. Step 3: Take binders. Activated charcoal and cholestyramine intercept mycotoxins in your gut before they get reabsorbed and recirculate. Take them away from other supplements. --- Step 4: Support your drainage pathways. Your lymph, liver, and kidneys carry the load here. Drink more water (with minerals) and get into an infrared sauna regularly. Step 5: Rebuild. Once your toxic load drops, bring back gut support, mitochondrial nutrients, and knock out remaining inflammation. Step 6: Test HLA-DR. If you're in the 25%, work with a practitioner who understands mold illness. --- Symptoms started after a move. They get worse when it rains. They get better when you travel. Nothing you try works. That's mold until proven otherwise. I lost years to this. You don't have to. Want a guide that has my personal protocols and tools? Go to daveasprey.com/mold-awareness

@Breamflop @DrAndyGalpin Did you get a stent?

@DrAndyGalpin This hits home - at 49 I was having issues - just not feeling right, Docs never got it right, eventually 1.5 year later - a cardiologist did the CT, damn the room said - 95%. Doc said I did everything right, was just my DNA. I am now better than 95% of my gen pop peers -vo2max.

Joel Jamieson did everything right and was still walking around with a 50% blockage in his widowmaker artery. He’s a world-renowned cardiovascular expert who doesn't smoke, doesn't drink, sleeps well, manages stress, trains consistently, and has a VO2 max probably north of 55. He got screened at 40 and found it. He had zero symptoms the entire time. This is the core problem with cardiovascular disease in well-trained individuals — it doesn't announce itself the way we expect it to. The markers we typically use to flag risk don't apply. No excess body weight, no poor lifestyle habits, no reason to think anything is wrong. What actually predicted Joel's risk was his family history. His mom had a stroke at 60. His dad and uncle died early. His brother had a triple bypass before 50. Every signal was there, just not one he could feel. If that kind of history exists in your family, get screened. The CT angiogram runs around $1,200 out of pocket — not cheap, and hopefully that comes down over time. But if you can justify it, it's worth it.

Imagine your body is like a super busy city full of tiny worker machines called cells. These cells need to build stuff, make energy, and decide when to grow or stop growing. They use water and special "building blocks" to do all that. What's deuterium? Regular hydrogen is like a light, bouncy ball that helps everything run smoothly. But there's a heavier cousin called deuterium (it's like a heavy ball with an extra "weight" inside). There's a tiny bit of it in all normal water and food — about 1 in every 6,000-7,000 hydrogen atoms. Your body is used to that tiny amount. Healthy cells know exactly how to handle it. But Dr. Gábor Somlyai (the scientist who wrote the book) says that too much deuterium can act like sand in the gears — especially for sick or cancer cells. What does the book say? Cancer cells are like greedy, out-of-control kids who won't stop growing. They love regular water with normal deuterium levels. When you give the body deuterium-depleted water (DDW) — water with a lot of that heavy stuff taken out — the cancer cells get confused and stressed. They can't grow as fast, and many start to die or slow way down. Healthy cells are smarter — they adapt quickly and keep working fine with less deuterium. So the idea is: lower the deuterium, and you help the good guys while hurting the bad guys. The book explains: Why this happens deep inside cells (at a tiny "sub-molecular" level, like quantum physics for your body). How to use DDW along with regular cancer treatments (like medicine or radiation) to make them work better. Stories and studies from real patients where drinking this special water seemed to help people live much longer than expected. How do you do it? You drink special low-deuterium water (made in labs by removing the heavy bits). Sometimes combined with eating certain foods. The book gives instructions on how much, when, and for how long, plus what to watch out for. Is it like magic? Not magic — it's based on real science experiments Dr. Somlyai started in the 1990s. Some studies (on animals, cells, and people) show tumors shrinking or growing slower, and patients living longer. But it's still a newer idea, so doctors are studying it more to make sure it works for everyone. Simple takeaway for a 10-year-old:Your body runs best when the "heavy water" inside is kept low. Cancer hates that and struggles, while normal parts of you are okay. It's like giving your cells a cleaner fuel so the troublemakers can't party as hard. The book is hopeful — it says this could be a gentler, extra-powerful way to fight cancer and stay healthy. Always talk to a real doctor before trying anything new, though! It's not a replacement for regular treatments.

@finnerdude @DrJackKruse Well it’s a good thing this came in the mail yesterday

Yes. Did it 20 years ago until the biophysics expanded. How about you. Do you know how to test for water table dielectric in patients you allow to use creatine and peptides? I have one of your patients now, so make sure you do not bullshit anyone now.

Tissue Dielectric Constant (TDC) measurement is the established medical method for non-invasively assessing local tissue water content (often called "water table dielectric" in some alternative health contexts, referring to the dielectric properties of water in skin and subcutaneous tissues). Water has a high dielectric constant (~76–80 at body temperature and relevant frequencies), so changes in tissue water strongly affect the measured dielectric properties. This is used clinically for conditions like lymphedema, edema monitoring, hemodialysis fluid shifts, and skin hydration assessment. How TDC Testing Works Principle: A low-power electromagnetic signal (typically 300 MHz) is sent into the skin via a probe acting as an open-ended coaxial transmission line. Part of the signal is absorbed by tissue water (free and bound), and the reflected signal is analyzed to calculate the tissue dielectric constant (TDC). Higher TDC values indicate higher water content. Devices: The most common is the MoistureMeterD (Delfin Technologies, Finland). It uses interchangeable probes with different sensor diameters and penetration depths:XS probe: ~0.5 mm depth (very superficial skin). M probe: ~2.5 mm depth. L probe: ~5 mm depth (skin + subcutaneous fat). Procedure:Patient rests comfortably; measure in a controlled room temperature. Gently press the probe perpendicularly against the skin for ~5–10 seconds at the site of interest (e.g., forearm, leg, acupuncture points, or affected areas). The device displays the TDC value instantly. Multiple readings (e.g., 3–5) are averaged for reliability. Repeatability is typically ~3%. Interpretation: TDC correlates directly with local water content. Normal values vary by site, age, and sex; clinicians compare bilateral sites or track changes over time/treatment. It has been validated against fluid removal in dialysis, arm circumference, and bioimpedance. Clinical Uses in Patients Monitoring edema or lymphedema (e.g., post-breast cancer treatment). Assessing fluid status in dialysis or heart failure. Research on skin hydration, acupuncture point water content, or tissue changes. Advantages: Non-invasive, quick, localized (unlike whole-body bioimpedance), objective, and sensitive to small water changes. Limitations and Considerations Measures local tissue only (not whole-body or deep organs). Affected by skin thickness, temperature, probe contact, and underlying fat/muscle. Requires trained operators and device-specific reference ranges. Not a routine "water table" test in standard medicine but validated in peer-reviewed studies for tissue water assessment.

@steve_shumaker @realDailyWire @benshapiro

Sorry @realDailyWire and @benshapiro you lost me when you made attacking the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints your business model. This is the first time I've ever announced my departure from something so thanks for that too.

@hubermanlab When your neighbor orders sunlight at 2 AM

I have no financial stake in this company, but I would love to!

@Manhattva @BrandonFugal

Hey @BrandonFugal is this true?

@nauvoosupply when are you gonna make these?!

@CaffeyFarris @MidwesternDoc What type do you use?

@MidwesternDoc I use DMSO regularly for RA. I have tinnitus in both ear and floaters in both eyes. Do you squirt it in your eyes and ears? 99.6 % DMSO 🤷‍♀️

This 75 year old who'd been blind since birth suddenly regained his sight after using DMSO to cure sinusitis. DMSO has been repeatedly shown to heal eye issues medicine still can't solve like blindness and macular degeneration along with eliminating floaters and cataracts by it's unique affinity for concentrating within the eye, restoring both blood flow and drainage, rapidly eliminating inflammation, refolding the degenerative proteins which characterize many eye disorders so they can be eliminated and reviving damaged tissue so it can resume working—even after being dormant for 75 years. In fact, Murray's case is not unique, and as I show in the article below, many similar ones were documented but then essentially forgotten, as were the myriad of other challenging eye conditions which rapidly disappeared following DMSO use, and still remain "incurable" fifty years later.🧵

Such a hilarious slap in the face how ESPN never puts up the BYU graphic.

LETS GO!!!! BYU has already shown what morons the committee is in 1 quarter! Next play! next play! next play!!!! #provodave

Provo Dave is all in today. Since Mormons don’t gamble I’ll gamble for you. #ProvoDave

@PACO36785046 @BigBrianTrades Search his profile for the word crash 😂

@BigBrianTrades He has been saying that since last week, chill man 😂

The big crash is coming, soon.

@TamaraLBennett1 @Latterdaytruth

@safememeworld @Latterdaytruth *CFA has never been open on sundays b/c the owner family is southern baptist

A friend of mine said it used to be totally common in Utah for everyone to go out to eat on Sunday after church. Can anyone confirm?

@chrishardman @elonmusk

Many will think I'm insane for this but I think @elonmusk should make Jack Dorsey CEO of X again.

@BrandonFugal @borisyeltzin I just watched it and also finished the Rogan interview. Everyone should watch it.

@borisyeltzin Wake up. These are not just the “same old stories” or “artists”, when you have Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Acting Director of FAA Brett Feddersen, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, Vice Director of Operations NORAD James Cobb all going on record re: the reality

Just watched the new documentary movie, Age of Disclosure & HIGHLY RECOMMEND. This is a seminal moment, featuring officials going on the record regarding the reality of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Acting Director of FAA Brett Feddersen, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, Vice Director of Operations NORAD James Cobb. I personally know & respect many of the other highly credible participants, including Jay Stratton (Senior Pentagon official), Garry Nolan (Stanford), Travis Taylor (U.S. Army Physicist), Hal Puthoff (Chief Scientist, AATIP) & Ryan Graves (decorated Navy fighter pilot). Warmest congrats to Director Dan Farah & Luis Elizondo for bringing this forward!

@chrishardman @Mormonger

Well, @Mormonger got away while I was in the sauna.... But you're not going to believe what my security camera caught.......

@DJ_Davs @cameron Undercover boss

Hi, welcome to McDonald's, how may I take your order?