Matt Kelly explains that mold sensitivity after treatment varies widely. Some people fully recover, others become highly sensitive detectors, and some like his son Isaac stay reactive despite cleared mycotoxins. Recovery requires removing the mold, fixing nutritional gaps, supporting detox organs, and sometimes retraining an overactive nervous system.
Sara Lynn asked a question that I might have answered before. I can't remember when I make so many videos, but it's a great question so I'm going to answer it again. She asked, do you believe we can heal our bodies to the point of being able to handle future exposures or is it more likely someone who has reacted so strongly with inflammation and chronic fatigue will need to be extremely diligent? Avoidance. Alright, so it's a great question. And some people do recover to the point that they're okay with future exposures. People, some people get to the point where they're okay with minimal exposures. Some people get to the point where they're canaries in the coal mine and they will go into a store or a house or something, feel it's a problem, their body will tell them it's a problem and it gives them time to get out so that they don't have a problem. And some people do continue to react and be sensitive due to the extreme damage they might have had. And that's what we had with our son Isaac. So he was example of someone who was breathing it in and got very, got hit very, very hard. And he, he still reacts even though his fungal colonization is down. His mycotoxins are gone. We've done some limbic system retraining, we've done all kinds of work. But if he gets too big of a hit, he still reacts with mast cell symptoms. Okay. The body just freaks out because it's like, hey, this was awful. I remember what happened and I smell it again, I'm being exposed to it again. I'm freaking out here, okay? And that's why he's doing great right now. But we are doing an LDI with him to try to help lower and modulate that response. But he's one of those ones that were just hit so hard. And one of the most made, the most sensitive of almost anyone I've seen is our own son. And that's why I do this, to be able to help other people fast track through this. So there's so many different levels of sensitivity after this. So time will tell. The only thing you can do is get the fungus out, get the mycotoxins out, support all your nutritional deficiencies, build them back in. You work on detoxing in general, supporting the liver, the bioflow, kidneys, adrenals, lymphatic system, and making sure your house is clean. You just do everything right you can, that's all you can do. And then where your body lands, obviously some limbic system retraining. Like, I was just talking to a lady this week. That DNRs saved her life. She's able to function again. Now, does that replace remediation and getting rid of the mold in your body and dealing with things right way? No, but there are people that are so sensitive that their immune system just goes crazy in an attempt to protect you. Mind you, this isn't. Your body's not attacking you. This isn't an autoimmune condition. The body's saying, I'm so scared of this. I know how much damage is done. I'm going to, you know, just throw the book at it. And your inflammation spikes and creates all those symptoms. Right. So Definitely integrate some DNRs if you haven't done that yet. You know, Gupta or any hoppers or the. There's a. There's a few new ones out there now, too. But how it all settles out is up to your body and based on how much work you've done. And this is a long process of doing, undoing this damage. There's so many layers to address, and then hopefully, you end up being one of the ones that can tolerate it without a problem. But there's so many different places you can be. Hey, being one of those people that can smell it and sense that there's a problem, it's like a superpower. And you can warn other people with that superpower, say, hey, I just came into your house. I feel there's. I can feel that there's mold here. You might want to do an army. See, you're now a superhero. All right. I hope that helps.
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