Matt Kelly says burning feet usually come from Bartonella, a Lyme co-infection, or vitamin B5 deficiency, not mold directly. Mold can weaken immunity and overlap with Lyme disease, so he recommends the Vibrant Tickborne 1.0 and 2.0 testing panels.
Hey, Charles is asking us Burning feet syndrome. All right, Charles, I'm sorry you have that because that is super annoying for people. And annoying doesn't quite describe how awful it gets. But I don't see burning feet syndrome with mold, really. But where I do see it is with Bartonella. So because mold often can lead to Lyme and co infections, which is where Bartonella can come from. Doesn't have to come from a tick bite. Come from cat. Cat scratch fever. Right. But a lot of times mold and Lyme are together, and that's why I've got both posters here, because they're an evil hybrid, an evil duo. You get the mold exposure, which then lowers your immune system, and then you get exposure to Lyme and co infections and then your immune system can't put up the fight it normally would, and all of a sudden you've got Lyme and CO infections running rampant.
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And Bartonella is often the one that gets pegged for the burning feet. And another reason can be low B5. And we do know that mold will. Oh, that's backwards. Mold will absolutely drain and kill your B vitamins. And that's why I like to do a micronutrient panel. If someone's really bad at the start and it feels really awful at the start to see. To get a good read, to see what's off and what we need to supplement to try to get things out. Because your B vitamins are some of the most important and needed for so many actions in the body. So those are the first two things I would think of. Charles, if you have Burning Feet syndrome, Bartonella and B5, I can link to those labs if you want. I will try to remember to put a link to those along with this video. The tick borne 1.0 from vibrant America is the one I use most of the time. Sometimes people get the tick borne 2.0 because it covers a lot more of other CO infections, you know, like. Like Epstein Barr, Cytomegalovirus, Herpes, Toxoplasma gondii, parasite. There's a whole lot of other things in there that it can look for. But the truth of the matter is, if you have mold and Lyme, a lot of those things are going to kind of be set free to run rampant anyway. So tick borne 1.0 checks for a lot, like 15 species or so, quite a few of Borrelia, two of Bezia fora partinella and Ehrlichia nanoplasma. So I'll try to post those links. All right, thanks, Charles.
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