A speaker describes how mold exposure can trigger immune dysregulation and inflammatory responses that lead to cognitive symptoms and a range of autoimmune and neurodegenerative presentations. The speaker reports clinical cases where mold-related exposures preceded conditions such as multiple sclerosis, ALS, Parkinson’s disease, chronic fatigue syndrome, and early-onset dementia.
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I could still go into a complex patient case and come out with a solution, but I was having word finding or I'd forget their name. So these weird things are happening cognitively. Then your immune system goes haywire and it's trying to eliminate something that it really when someone's genetically susceptible, it's like a vicious cycle where this innate immune response gets activated. So it's almost like collateral damage from the inside out. It's almost like during COVID and the pandemic we talked a lot about cytokines in the news and things because those inflammatory immune modulators were causing havoc in the body. And that's what happens with mold as well. And then you can have nervous system. I mean, I've seen people who present with multiple sclerosis, als, Parkinson's, chronic fatigue syndrome, any number of autoimmune disease, cognitive decline, early onset dementia, and every single one of those in these cases I'm talking about were mold related and primarily molded.