Gary Brecka explains why patients with normal blood work still feel terrible: standard labs don't test for mold, mycotoxins, heavy metals, parasites, and viruses. These hidden toxins cause weight gain, fatigue, brain fog, and hormonal problems, but doctors dismiss symptoms as stress or psychological.
If you give your body what it has, but it has toxins in it, like heavy metals or viruses, bacteria, parasites, how in the world are the systems in the body supposed to communicate?
I don't think a lot of people are talking about mold, mycotoxins, heavy metals, parasites, viruses. They're not ever on a routine, routine blood work. And what happens to so many people, you have this myriad of symptoms like some weight gain, some water retention, some bloating, some fatigue, interrupted sleep, interrupted hormonal patterns maybe, or maybe not even interrupted hormonal patterns, brain fog. Since it doesn't show up on the lab in your CBC or your CMP or your lipid profile or what have you, it's not jumping off the lab as a disease. A lot of these people are just told, hey, it's all in your head, or they'll throw some blanket comment to you like, well, just get stress out of your life. And when something is systemically wrong, you know it.
