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   How Suzanne Somers went from 'Toxic to Not Sick'    
      
   Published April 23, 2015    
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   How Suzanne Somers went from 'Toxic to Not Sick'    
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   Ever since her role as Chrissy Snow on "Three's Company," Suzanne Somers has   
   delighted fans with her wit and humor. The laughing stopped, however, when her   
   Malibu home tragically burned to the ground in 2007, precipitating years of   
   health scares for her    
   and her family. She shares her story in her new book, "Tox-Sick: From Toxic to   
   Not Sick."    
      
   The first sign of trouble appeared four years after moving into her new home   
   when her husband, Alan Hamel, developed sinus infections and more seriously, a   
   facial tic that doctors assumed was an early sign of Parkinson's disease.    
      
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   Somers also developed strange symptoms. She told Fox News that she would wake   
   up in the morning with a flat stomach and by the end of the day she looked   
   like was "giving birth to a basketball." Anaphylactic shock sent her to the   
   hospital and a CAT scan    
   prompted doctors to inform the beloved actress that they had "never seen this   
   much cancer in a human body."    
      
   Refusing to undergo the trauma of chemotherapy, Somers started to make peace   
   with the fact that she was going to die, until a biopsy changed everything--   
   she didn't have cancer. In fact, she was infected with a fungus that laid   
   dormant in her body and    
   was released by an unlikely suspect: mold.    
      
   According to Somers, an unfinished room in their new home was to blame. The   
   room had standing water, which Somers believes bred a dangerous form of black   
   mold called stachybotrys that spread throughout the house and entered their   
   blood streams, causing    
   their illnesses.    
      
   The mission to eliminate the black mold led Somers on a journey to detox her   
   entire life to rid herself of the fungus and her husband of his health issues.    
      
   "It's about the food you eat and it's about what you put on your skin and what   
   you're cleaning your house with," Somers said.    
      
   Somers made her lifestyle "green," changing everything from her mattress to   
   her diet. She eliminated sugar and  grains and increased her intake of fatty   
   foods. While adding fats sounds unusual, Somers believes nature wants us to   
   ingest fat.    
      
   "When you breast feed your child, that breast milk that nature starts us out   
   on has almost the same percentage of polyunsaturated, monounsaturated and   
   saturated fat as butter. So nature clearly wanted us to have a high fat diet,"   
   Somers said. She added    
   that this fat is "how you seal up the leaks in the GI tract," therefore   
   protecting you from toxins.    
      
   Since this detox and change of lifestyle, the ailments that plagued Somers's   
   and her husband's lives are a thing of the past, she said.    
      
   "Tox-Sick" was published by Harmony on April 14.    
      
      
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