Is PectaSol is a good mycotoxin binder?

24 Oct 2023 · 2 min

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Short YouTube commentary by Matt Kelly (Oct 24, 2023) answering whether PectaSol/modified citrus pectin is a good mycotoxin binder. He names the company Eco New Genics, notes their modified citrus pectin (PectaSol C) and related products containing apple pectin, zeolite, activated charcoal, aloe vera extract, silica and humic acid. He finds it an effective broad-spectrum binder but dislikes the taste, prefers using rotated complexes with humic/fulvic substances and GI detox, and recommends monitoring mycotoxin lab retests. The clip ends with a call-to-action to book a mold consultation.

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Eco New Genics

Zeolite, activated charcoal, aloe vera extract, apple pectin, silica, and humic acid

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Quinn's asking if I've heard of pectisol to help eliminate mycotoxins from mold. And yes, I'm trying to remember the name of the company that makes pectisol C. Okay, this is bugging me. I'm googling it right now. Ah, Eco New Genics. Eco New Genics. Okay. They sell a modified citrus pectin. And that is a great binder. Acts as a binder and not just for mycotoxins, but can be used for metals and other garbage. I had taken a years ago just to try it and see what it's like and it was awful. The taste was awful, and I don't remember if I got through my tub or what, but maybe it can be mixed in something to taste better. But it's an option. These pectins can be a good option to help bind. Now it's not. I've never used it as a single individual, just that binder. Okay. I'm always going with the humic and fulvic, but I do with most clients. Roll in GI detox and we'll pulse that because this is a good wide spectrum complex. And it has apple pectin in it here. So it has zeolite, activated charcoal, aloe vera extract, apple pectin, silica and humic acid in it. Okay, so it has apple pectin in it too. But yeah, it can be a good tool. I just wish it tasted better. Maybe they've updated the formula and it tastes better now. But that's a good option. But I prefer to use complexes rotated in impulsed along with humic and Fulvic. But yeah, if it's working, check. You just obviously be checking your mycotoxin lab retest to make sure everything and make sure things are coming down, that if they're in clean air, it should be coming down. And if it works, that is awesome. Keep doing it. I hope that helps.
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