Understanding Indoor Environments: Michael Schrantz

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Life After Mold

Dr. Lauren Tessier

4 episodes

6 months ago

Mold illness can be an overwhelming topic, the good thing is that you're not alone. Join Dr. Lauren Tessier, a mold illness physician, educator, and author, as she helps to demystify this complex world. Discussions with industry leaders and patients will address not only mold, but also related complex chronic illnesses such as Lyme, mast cell activation, and chronic fatigue syndrome, among others. Turns out, there IS life after mold, and we're thrilled you’ve found it. www.lifeaftermold.com

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Understanding Indoor Environments: Michael Schrantz - Part 1

Life After Mold

1 hour 18 minutes

8 months ago

Understanding Indoor Environments: Michael Schrantz - Part 1

Michael Schrantz is the owner and operator of Environmental Analytics LLC, a comprehensive indoor environmental quality consulting company located in Tucson Arizona. Mr. Schrantz has over 27 years of active indoor environmental quality & building science experience involving over 6500 related projects around the globe. He is highly involved in his industry, serving as a board member for the ACAC, ISEAI, and an actively involved member with the Surviving Mold and CIRSx communities. Mr. Schrantz actively presents at multiple conferences throughout the country and is a published author and spends countless hours in volunteer work to educate the public, including his own podcast, IEPRADIO.com

Connect with Michael:
Website - https://www.environmentalanalytics.net
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@iepradio9346

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