Robert Whitfield MD discusses lab tests that revealed mycotoxins and heavy metals in a patient with chronic fatigue and brain fog. Aflatoxin, found in peanut butter and other foods, was a major culprit. The patient's toxic burden tested in the very high percentile on standard tests.
It was so nice to actually see all of that on paper because it gave validation to all of these questions that I had for years leading up to that. And I 100% have you to thank for that, because I wouldn't have known to test for those specific things if it weren't for you.
Well, I would say your story as I go back and review some of the things. When you and others give me the story of chronic fatigue or brain fog, you know, I immediately think someone has mold. I just automatically, you know, think that now. And I just did a. A show with Dr. Kyle Landry, who's basically a biofilm and fungus and food science expert. And he talks about how something as simple as, like, peanut butter is full of aflatoxin. And so obviously, we're all microdosing from the time, you know, you're little, unless you have a nut allergy. Peanut butter. So you're getting these. And he calls it this. This chronic, low dose of it. So you're building up things like aflatoxin. And, you know, if we just look at it. Aflatoxin, ochratoxin, the fumison the. I'm gonna read your report because I can't even. You know, you have every Patulin, Rordan, Brucherin. I mean, you have so many mycotoxins and heavy metals. Only Lauren Bostic had more heavy metals in the 95th percentile than you. But your combo is winner, winner, chicken dinner, because you have literally a page. You have almost two full pages in the 95th percentile on our standard test that we perform. And just like we talked to Dr. Landry about, when you have this level of toxicity, so you have all these different biotoxins in your system.
