A certified clinical industrial hygienist, ™, (CC red-dot** IH) is an epidemiologist medical professional in the practice of investigating human habitations and is certified in the use and application of the subClinical methods known as subClinical Protocols© sC I-III developed and copyright (to prevent adulteration) licensed by the subClinical Research Group US EU. The methods and protocols included leading edge sampling and data collection technologies and highly integrated clinical methods.

The subClinical protocols were developed and formalized by medical researchers including medical mycologists, toxicologists, pathologists, allergologists and immunologists in the US, UK and EU of the subClinical Research Group- www.subClinical.org . The protocols may be indicated and prescribed by knowledgeable physicians or ordered by anyone in need of such investigations.

Certified clinical industrial hygienist, are not associated with the ABIH or their CIH schema/paradigm. The practices of the for clinical health purposes including clinically related conditions associated with mold fungi and is superior to any CIH investigation for health investigation over a wide range of health risk issues. All investigators are medical professionals and experts in the related field for which the investigation is conducted.

Our ™ are certified, trained and experienced in human toxicology together with that of organ systems and effects including: mutagenesis, carcinogenesis, developmental toxicology; reproductive toxicology; inhalation toxicology; neurobehavioral toxicology; immunological toxicology; cutaneous toxicity, ocular toxicity, hematopoietic toxicity, hepatic toxicity, renal toxicity; and endocrine-related toxicities. The general principles and applied toxicology: considers toxicokinetics; factors influencing toxicity; risk assessments; epidemiology and biostatistics; regulatory toxicology; environmental toxicology; forensic and clinical toxicology.

The clinically trained and experienced ™ is qualified to provide reports with findings and medical conclusions that are not available from any known CIH - just ask us. The common CIH just does not qualify for the level of reporting that is necessary for clinical or related forensic/ evidentry purposes,

The (CC red-dot** IH) is the international trademark of the Indoor Environmental Health Sciences Institute. The red-dot separating the light blue CC and IH is symbolic of clinically relevant airborne and surface agents.

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