Chronic sinus infections often signal mold exposure in your home or car. Mold spores trigger bacteria in your sinuses to form biofilms and release toxins that can inflame your brain. Prolonged exposure can cause PANDAS, an autoimmune condition the speaker battled for 15 years on antibiotics.
If you have consistent sinus infections. Guys, I did a documentary. It's free. Moldymovie.com when you have mold in your school, in your car, in your home, and you're consistently exposed, think about penicillin is. Penicillin is just an extract of mold. It's the toxin from mold. And if a tiny little capsule that can have all these effects on you, imagine what nebulize and breathing it would do to you. So when you have consistent sinus infections, it means there's mold in your environment. The toxins from the mold talk to the bacteria, your sinuses. The bacteria are strep. And when strep is threatened by something like that, strep will form biofilm. And when it's threatened, it forms more of something called lipopolysaccharides. And these are toxins that cause brain inflammation, and they're right next to the brain. And if you have that for a long period of time the way I did, you get something called pandas, which is an autoimmune reaction to strep bacteria. I mentioned 15 years on antibiotics earlier because of chronic strep. I'd unpack all that.
