I saw a horse race once where
winner was not declared until race people had a chance to look at “photo finish.”Boy was it close. There was a bout 3 inches difference between first and second place.
What could that second place horse have done in that mile or so of endeavor? What little bit extra could have won that race? How much extra energy or endurance did that horse need? 5%, 10%??
For three inches in a mile race, horse needed less than 5% more performance to win.
What about a high school track star? How much extra do they need to go to Olympics?
Probably about 5% more energy; 5% more mental clarity.
Let’s back up in time.
When high school student [or professional athlete] sat in dressing room, what were they breathing? When they were at home in their bedroom, what were they touching?
Most people exposed to mold or some pollutants will show somewhere between 5-10% performance loss.
http://www.canarycoalition.org/abby.html
This is due to: 1. Slightly impaired oxygen uptake 2. Scrambled neurotransmitters that confuse muscle tissue 3. Interference with chemical cycles in production of energy 4. Mental acuity interference
Mold
Molds give off chemicals that mimic natural signal chemicals in body. These chemicals can cause confusion inside body. An athlete needs focus not confusion.
http://www.themoldlab.com/mytcotoxins.htm
Mold loves moist buildings. Can you think of anything wetter than a high school dressing room? And many homes have wet basements or attics.
So if you get rid of mold in athletes dressing room and home you can gain 5-10% extra performance, right? Well almost.
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