Dr. Diane Mueller explains how mold toxin exposure can trigger antibodies that attack nerve cells, causing numbness and tingling through an autoimmune process. She connects this to potential cognitive decline and offers a free masterclass for more details.
Hey, everybody. In this video, we're talking about numbness and tingling again. This is the topic of the month. You want more information on this, please sign up for my free masterclass coming up very soon. In this particular video, one of the things we are talking about is the process through which mold toxins create numbness and tingling. And what we see in some studies is that we actually create antibodies due to mold and these. So these are immune cells, right? So these are immune molecules. And so these immune molecules will actually create an autoimmune process and start attacking our nerves. But what the beginning of that process is in some cases is mold. So what's happening is mold creates these antibodies, these immune cells, the immune cells start attacking our nerve cells. Then we get numbness and tingling. So of course we want to work with those immune cells, but sometimes that's all people try to do. And what we need to actually do is take a step back and actually look at our nerves and our nerve cells. We're going to talk about this and more. Bring your questions, Bring your curiosities to my masterclass this month. Mold is particularly scary, right? Because it can, as it's inflaming our nerves and attacking our nerves. When we're talking about numbness and tingling can actually be attacking our brain. It can lead to cognitive decline. Decline can lead to things like dementia, Alzheimer's and all sorts of scary stuff. Not set to scare you. It's said to empower you to take action. We want to figure out if this is the problem. It is for some people. It is not for some from. For others, but it's definitely common and it's way more common than you might think. So I hope you will join me for this master class. We're going to dissect this and so much more. Bring your questions. I'm here to help. Sign up in the show notes and make sure you subscribe because we're going to be talking more on other root causes that are related to numbness and tingling and more for the rest of the month. We'll see you then.
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