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Many of us have identified mercury as a major problem in our lives. But there's many other contaminants that hold us back. Lot of health researchers say that the homes we live in poison us. What would be the perfect house? (James44)

This is a great point James44 - what is the perfect house? If I ever find out, I will post again. But for moment, I thought I would mention to anyone who lives in an older house that the paint on your walls might have mercury in it. My memory is mangled, but I think I recall cases where people got worse after moving into a house like this. So, if you can not seem to heal, you might want to get out of your house for a week or two and see if you feel better.

I know it is easier said than done, but really, it might be worth a try. In some cases, it might be a pet, or mold, or whatever, but I have heard of some people healing just by changing environment.

TW
Tumbleweed, interesting that you said that by changing environment people sometimes heal. I've noticed that when I leave the area and go to a different climate my allergies stay behind and I feel a lot better. Of course they say if you move a compromised immune system will eventually develop sensitivities to your new environment after a few months. Would it be practical to move every few months? <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Too bad about pets being major sources of health problems. Guess in those cases the dog may not be man's best friend. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" />