Dr. Diane Mueller explains how mold and toxic metals affect the body differently. Toxins become harmful when intake exceeds what your body can eliminate, and symptoms from either source are often widespread and misdiagnosed. Learn to tell them apart.
Diane Mueller here. And in this video, we're going to talk about mold, toxic metals, and how you're going to know the difference between them, as well as symptoms that we see with these types of situations. So as a reminder, it's really important to understand that when we're talking about toxins, really, we're talking about all toxins, meaning that there's a level where our burden of the amount of toxins from our environment, from our food, from the air, from our water, from life get higher than our body can actually deal with. So it's a problem of math where we have more toxins coming in than toxins going out. Now, while this video, we're talking about metals and mold, really, all toxins can contribute to a lot of different problems. Now, when we have mold or metals in the body, the symptoms can be so widespread that it's very common that things get missed.
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