Short YouTube video by Dr. Diane Mueller explaining how mold toxins can affect brain function and mental health. The speaker links mold exposure to reduced dopamine (a ‘happy’ neurotransmitter) and describes how toxins attacking the hypothalamus and pituitary can cause downstream disruption of hormonal systems—examples given include the thyroid, adrenal glands, and melatonin/sleep regulation.
Foreign utilize dopamine. Dopamine is one of our happy hormones. So mold toxicity can lead to some of these mental health disorders through this type of mechanism that I'm describing here. So in addition to that, we see, because our brain regulates so many things, so we have our hypothalamus and our pituitary, we, which are two parts of our brain that really work on sending signals to our hormonal pathways in the body. So these parts of our brain regulate things such as the thyroid, the adrenal glands, even our sleep cycle, so that we make proper melatonin, our sleep hormone. When we get these mold toxins into the brain, attacking some of these, these parts of the brain, such as the hypothalamus, such as the pituitary, we can get a subsequent downstream impact on these.
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