YouTube video excerpt (Robert Whitfield MD) recounting a clinical anecdote: a patient developed headaches from mold that grew under a car mat; the patient’s husband doubted her until discovery. The speaker links sensitivity to chemical smells and odors to possible glutathione pathway dysfunction.
It created mold underneath the mat, unbeknownst to her. And so every time she got in the car, she would get a headache. Wow. She had no idea. And her husband thought she was crazy. And. And then she said. And she. They were both there in my office. And the glare that she gave after that, you know, because she said, I kept telling him that I would get a headache every time I drove this car. And, you know, if someone's very sensitive to chemical smells, smoke, other kind of odors, they usually have a, you know, a glutathione pathway issue, in our experience.
