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Dr. Diane Mueller explains how mold toxins trigger reactive oxygen species that damage brain cells and kill neurons, causing brain fog, memory loss, and changes in mood and dopamine signaling.
Dr. Diane Mueller explains how mold toxins trigger reactive oxygen species that damage brain cells and kill neurons, causing brain fog, memory loss, and changes in mood and dopamine signaling.
What winds up happening is the body goes into this self preservation mechanism. We have this desire in our body to kill off cells that are not working super well. So when we have this chain of reaction from these reactive oxygen species and we have these cells that become dysfunctional, the body winds up killing these cells. So some of these cells in our brain oftentimes are our neurons, our nerve cells. When this happens, we can get a wide variety of symptoms. So we can have things such as brain fog, memory loss, we can have mental health issues. We can have changes in things like serotonin and dopamine. There's some research that shows that mold toxins go after dopamine receptors in the brain. Our ability to sense and utilize dopamine.
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