Mold/ Mycotoxins/Biotoxins

Mycotoxins are highly toxic substances released by mold spores that can affect us through our skin, lungs, or digestive system. A major source of concern is exposure from water-damaged buildings, which can be a hidden cause of chronic health issues.

When microbes in our body, like mycotoxins, are attacked by the immune system, they may release toxins, called biotoxins. These toxins differ from others (like heavy metals) because they are made by living organisms. While most people’s immune systems can remove biotoxins, those with specific HLA genetic traits may struggle to clear them.

When biotoxins build up, they can bind to fat cells and trigger a continuous immune response and chronic inflammation, worsening chronic conditions, reactivating infections such as Epstein Barr EBV ), and causing neurodegenerative symptoms.

Biotoxin Illness Symptoms (also known as Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome):

• Neurological issues (e.g., brain fog)
• Chronic fatigue
• Respiratory issues (e.g., asthma, shortness of breath)
• Digestive problems (e.g., food sensitivities)
• Histamine responses (similar to allergies)
• Heart symptoms (palpitations, weakness)
• Immune compromise (frequent illness)
• Skin irritation and unusual sensations

Step 1: Comprehensive Testing
“We can’t fix what we don’t find.” Testing reveals the specific toxins and their effects on your body, helping us develop a targeted treatment plan. Tests may include:

• Blood tests for mold/mycotoxins (Mymycolabs or Real Time Labs for accuracy)
• MARCoNS testing (bacteria linked to mycotoxins)
• VEGF, MSH (inflammation markers), Mast Cell markers, genetic susceptibility, and cell nutrient levels
• Immune system, hormone, and pathogen screenings like bacteria, reactivated viruses, fungi, and parasites

Step 2: Test Your Environment
If mycotoxins are found in your body, you'll need to test your home for mold exposure. We can guide you. 

Step 3: Match Environmental and Body Findings
If test results from your environment match those in your body, environmental remediation is needed. If not, the exposure is likely from a past source and we’ll move on to treatment.

Step 4: Treatment Based on a Priority List
Healing requires a strategic approach, often focusing first on:

• Genetic susceptibility and cellular nutrition (to support detoxification and reduce inflammation)
• Detox pathways (supporting liver, kidneys, etc.)
• Histamine/Mast Cell stabilization if necessary
• Diet and gut health improvements
• Binders and anti-fungal treatments specific to your needs
• Addressing biofilms, a protective layer biotoxins create, with targeted treatments

Our approach combines cutting-edge testing with personalized protocols to heal at the root level. 

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The initial steps also focus on immediate symptoms and “low-hanging fruit,” such as dietary changes, lifestyle adjustments, and basic cellular support. 

Short and mid-term health goals include detoxifying from heavy metals, managing environmental toxins, and addressing any underlying infections to provide comprehensive care for sustained brain health and resilience.

Longer term goals include retesting and re-evaluations making changes and modifications as needed throughout care.

My Role:
Navigating biotoxin illness can be complex. As your healthcare partner, I coordinate each part of your treatment, ensuring every step is tailored to your needs for complete healing.

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