Can mold cause seizures

20 Oct 2023 · 2 min
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Matt Kelly (a.k.a. 'the Mold man') answers a viewer question, stating unequivocally that mold can cause seizures. He names specific agents believed to affect the nervous system (Ketoglobusin A and mentions bartonella from Lyme co-infections), then shares a vivid personal anecdote where removing a moldy subfloor/toilet allegedly released spores/mycotoxins and an infant began seizing immediately; others developed nosebleeds and the family vacated the house. The clip closes with an invitation to book a consultation for mold concerns.

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