"Common" Health Issues Aren't Always "Normal"

A patient thought her brain fog, fatigue, and weight gain were just aging. New testing revealed SIRS and mold in her home. Treatment restored her thinking and energy.
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This is going to sound a little crazy but I started just not thinking as well as I used to. I felt like I wasn't as quick as I used to be. I had trouble thinking of the right word to say. I was always tired, gaining weight and I just assumed that that's what happened to women in their 40s. I may have seen one doctor about the fatigue and they checked my thyroid and it was all normal. And then I went and I joined your practice and I saw Dr. Jensky and we discovered that I had SIRS and I had mold in my home and that was just mind blowing to me. Never in a million years did I ever think that there was really something wrong with me. I thought it was normal. And then doing the treatment, it's been amazing. I mean, some days are better than others but I feel like I can think again. I feel like my brain is back.
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