This short transcript excerpt from a YouTube video (by Robert Whitfield MD) highlights that individual genetic differences in detoxification pathways can make one person in a shared environment sick from mycotoxins while others remain fine; the speaker emphasizes assessing individual body burden of mycotoxins rather than assuming the environment is safe because others are unaffected.
But the other thing that you mentioned that I think is so important to highlight is that I think people discount it a lot of the time, because, as you said, genetics are different. And you could be living in a house with everyone else who is fine, and you're sick. And you say, well, it can't be my house, because I'm not. I'm the only one that's feeling this. Everyone else is fine, but you all have different detox pathways, and you might not be clearing the mycotoxins, and they may be able to handle that level. So we're always looking at what is the burden on your body, and that's super important. So.
