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Reference List
from TMP Emag
by TheMoldPros
HELPING OTHERS FIND A HEALTH CARE PROVIDER
As specialists in environmental concerns, The Mold Pros works with health care providers across the United States to help their patients treat the structure, while they treat the chronic illness. Practitioners understand that if their patients continue to expose themselves to a contaminated structure, they will not begin to detox from the elevations of the environmental contaminants in their body. Approximately 30% of our clients come to us without a health care provider that understands environmental illness.
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Our Premiere Practitioner Network includes health care providers that The Mold Pros work closely with to assist their patient with environmental contamination. As a premiere practitioner, they are able to join us on monthly webinars and contribute blog content for our monthly blog posts. These providers are also labeled as a “Featured” provider on the TMP practitioner finder
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