Robert Whitfield MDAmerica's Breast Implant Illness Expert™

Dave Asprey's Mold Sensitivity Journey #shorts

27 May 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief first‑person video, Dave Asprey recounts his long‑standing, severe mold sensitivity that caused dramatic drops in blood pressure, chronic brain fog, extreme fatigue, and a disabling six‑week recovery period after exposure to a mold‑infested building. He describes how, over many years, he learned to manage the condition, achieved remarkable health markers (about 6 % body fat, heightened cognitive function, and a robust immune system), and now feels highly resilient to mold. Asprey also promotes a professionally produced documentary titled “Moldy Movie,” which is offered for free at moldymovie.com, urging viewers who suspect mold illness—especially those whose partners or doctors are skeptical—to watch it for guidance.

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it was very biologically disruptive and it took me a long time to figure out what's going on. And as we're recording this, I'm about 6% body fat. My brain is freaking epic. Uh, and my immune system works pretty darn well and I've learned how to manage whatever I need. And I went from 10 years ago or 20 years ago, I walk into a moldy building and this might sound crazy, but you know, I, I would take a few breaths and my blood pressure would drop. I'd get really tired. I get brain fog sometimes for 6 weeks, like a lot, just disabling and just need to sleep and take binders and all this crap. And it was disabling. And where I am now, I'm highly resilient to mold. I've gotten over it and it's taken years. I recorded a documentary, a professionally shot one. It's called Moldy Movie. It's free, moldymovie.com. If you're listening to this, and either you think you have mold and you're not sure, or even worse, you're pretty sure you have mold and your husband or your wife, your doctor doesn't believe you, go to moldymovie.com.