You Won't Believe The NEW Research On Autism And Lung Health

2 Apr 2025 · 3 min
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In this video, Dr. Diane Mueller, a chronic‑illness specialist, discusses emerging research that links mold exposure and fungal infections to autism and various lung problems. She highlights a recent study showing that the antifungal drug itraconazole helped reverse autism symptoms in some patients, while noting that this outcome is not universal. Dr. Mueller shares a patient case where leaving a mold‑contaminated home led to a 60‑70% reduction in chronic pulmonary embolism symptoms, surprising the patient’s physicians. She critiques conventional mold and mycotoxin testing as insufficiently sensitive, urging viewers to seek specialized mold‑illness testing—either through a qualified local practitioner or her own clinic. The video includes a call to spread the information, given the alarming rise in autism rates, and encourages viewers to subscribe for future updates on environmental root causes of chronic diseases.

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