Gary Brecka explains how mycotoxins from mold act like chemical weapons, disrupting mitochondrial function and energy production. Mold can hide behind drywall, under floorboards, and in HVAC systems without any visible growth, making it hard to detect.
Mold toxicity, also known as biotoxin illness, happens when your body becomes poisoned by toxic byproducts produced by molds. These are called mycotoxins. These mycotoxins are microscopic chemical weapons, but when inhaled or ingested by humans, they hijack our biology. Mold toxins disrupt your cells at a mitochondrial level, damaging your energy production, immune signaling, hormone balance, and your brain function. You don't even need visible mold growth to have a major exposure. Mold can grow behind drywall, under your floorboards, inside an HVAC system, or it can lurk in old water-damaged areas and you'd never even know it.
