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Post by Lisa Petrison on Jul 24, 2011 9:48:09 GMT -5
Please post questions for Pol here.
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Post by pokerplayer on Nov 9, 2011 23:43:49 GMT -5
Hey Pol,
I seem to share similar effects as you. For me, it seems to be more than just mold avoidance. My body also craves the tropical climate. I feel much better in Hawaii. I am thinking about moving there, and am about to start an extended stay at the moment.
I am curious though because it seems from your experience that the closer the equator you are, the better you fare. That makes me curious about locations such as Ecuador, which is right on the equator. Anyways, thanks for your thoughts.
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Post by Pol Beith on Nov 25, 2011 21:48:42 GMT -5
Sorry to take so long to answer Poker Player ! I haven't
been online much for a while. Unfortunately for me, the location
effect only lasts the first few days I arrive in the tropics now.
That started after I spent four years in Argentina. Perhaps
being in that "bad" area so long damaged me to the point
of no return.
When the effect worked, there didn't seem to be a huge
difference between say, Cuba, and the equator area.
From my experience, the important thing was being somewhat
close to a tropical sea and at a low altitude. Having calm weather
helped.
I was at the equator in Quito, Ecuador. It's 12,000 feet up and I
wasn't well. I went much lower to a nearby jungle and wasn't well
there. I can only guess having high mountains between the ocean
and I was the reason. I went a bit south to a coastal desert in northern
Peru. That was one of the best places for me.
My impression was that mold was a factor, and perhaps climate was,
but I don't think they're the only factors. Thanks for your interest !
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