Dr. Diane Nealor introduces the topic of genetic susceptibility to symptoms from mold toxins and toxic metals. She states a common genetic anomaly affects about 24% of the population and impairs the immune system's ability to tag (and thus remove) certain toxins, so those toxins may persist and cause symptoms.
About 24%.
Diane Nealor here. And in this video, we're going to talk about mold and toxic metals and who has a tendency to actually develop symptoms from exposure from things like mold toxins as well as from toxic metals. So, first of all, there is a genetic anomaly that many people have. It affects actually about 24% of this population. And this genetic anomaly makes it so our immune system cannot appropriately tag certain toxins. When the immune system cannot appropriately tag certain toxins, it does not actually have the ability to remove them. It's like it doesn't see them. So this is a fairly common genetic net abnormality.
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