Chronic Mold & Mycotoxin Exposure

[@thunderwolf475]

Thank you so much Dr. Osborne’s…as always so educational and informative…please continue these…and more on healing options for chronic seasonal cyclic bronchitis-like flare ups…as well as malabsorption and stress recovery. Conventional physicians just don’t know anything or take any time…(my father was one of the last). And I know it’s best to get your nutrients from good, fresh organic food and water…but a talk on good and badly made supplements would be interesting, too. I’ve had tons of clients (massage/nutritional health and wellness) that just don’t know where to start in self analysis, simplifying and purifying the diet, or investigating their own symptoms, etc…and that not all supplements are equal…high end brands vs cheap OTC….additives, preservatives, sugars, gelcaps vs, caplets, capsules or liquids…please do a series…thank you.

[@Cosmo26271]

Very well explained! Thank you 😊

[@Wideawaketoo]

THANK YOU for this info!!! 🙏

[@susanjannarone135]

I was in the presence of two doctors who treated mycotoxins 35 years ago. I’ve been diagnosed with many things and took Xanax because I had no treatment for the anxiety mycotoxins cause. I’ve spent three months in treatment and I’m coming out with sensitivity to fragrance and pesticides. Please mention the NIH article saying pesticides are a synergy for mycotoxins. Many people of the 20% who have this take benzodiazepines and some die.

[@andreadee5036]

Thank you, Dr O.

[@KathysTube]

Thanks Dr Osborne 👍👍

[@thomasstevenrothmbamd2384]

This is an absolutely excellent presentation and especially important during the currently developing next pandemic of post-COVID-19 syndromes with my hypothesis being that a significant percentage of post-COVID-19 syndromes are actually related to the above discussed fungal pathophysiology, and especially since the SARS-CoV-2 virus, at very least temporarily, damages the human immune system (including through mitochondrial damage) allowing for a greater risk of fungal disease including invasive fungal infections (IFIs), which a normal human immune system may be able to prevent (and probably for almost all pre-COVID-19 infected patients has already prevented many many times during their lives).

[@DrOsborne]

Thanks Doc. I have seen so many long haul mold issues this past few years. Couldn't agree more.

[@thomasstevenrothmbamd2384]

​@@DrOsborneAmen, Dr. Osborne. The following article, I believe fully supports our scientific and clinical concerns about this huge and growing epidemiological problem: Chen, TH, et al. "Possible Pathogenesis and Prevention of Long COVID: SARS-COV-2-Induced Mitochondrial Disorder," International Journal of Molecular Science. April 28 2023, 24(9), 8034. Dr. Osborne, thanks for your help in getting so many things right at such an important time of getting things right.

[@lmwlmw4468]

Very nice video.

[@mem2bam]

How do you find out if you have mold, and how do yo get rid of it?

[@shaunterry3406]

So how does a person get rid of the mold/mycotoxin in the body?

[@DrOsborne]

The first step is to get out of the exposure. The second step is detoxification. Binders, liver support, antioxidants, and vitamin C are all helpful. Sweat daily, hydrate well, and your body will help you do the rest.

[@erikjohnson4275]

Dr Osborne must not have looked into mold history, or done any research into it or he would know that toxic mold started Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Not that tough to find. A simple Google search will bring this up.

[@rebekahhobbs9605]

A large number of CFS patients won't even consider testing for mold. I guess since doctors don't acknowledge it, patients assume that it's crackpottery.

[@erikjohnson4275]

@@rebekahhobbs9605 By failing to accord credibility to how mold started a famous syndrome, the medical profession left it "non credible" Even after they knew we were telling the truth.