Can Mold Cause Gut Problems

Can Mold Cause Gut Problems

The most common effects of mycotoxins on the GI tract include inflammatory and necrotic changes, disturbances in secretory activity and metabolism of the enterocytes, damage to the intestinal barrier and dysfunction in intestinal absorption (source) Other blogs that you might be interested in include: Mould Illness: A Functional Medicine Approach The Ultimate Guide To Mycotoxins

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Mold And Neurological Symptoms

Mold and neurological symptoms

Welcome to my blog ‘Mold And Neurological Symptoms’. You may like to read the section of my blog dedicated to mold and mycotoxins. Mold And Neurological Symptoms Gene-environment interactions are increasingly being recognised as a potential explanation for the rising incidence of neurological disorders. Within this framework, the impact of air pollutants on health and

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Gliotoxin: The Ultimate Guide (Updated 2023)

After writing the master blog called The Ultimate Guide To Mycotoxins I thought I would write smaller blogs on each of the main mycotoxins. Let’s look at Gliotoxin. You may also like to read my blog 5 Things To Know When Living In Mould. What Is Gliotoxin? Gliotoxin is a sulfur-containing mycotoxin. Mycotoxins are naturally occurring toxins

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How To Test For Mould Exposure In The Blood?

Test For Mould Exposure In The Blood

There are two ways to test for mould exposure in the blood: the direct, and, the indirect way. The Direct Way: Mycotoxin antibody testing. Mycotoxins are metabolites of mould that we breathe in. The Indirect Way: Biomarkers associated with mould exposure – this comes from The Shoemaker Protocol.  Test For Mould Exposure: Understanding Different Available Tests Before

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Black Mould Symptoms, Causes & Treatment

black mould symptoms

Black Mould Symptoms: Symptoms can include: Sick building syndrome. Agranulocytic anaemia (low neutrophil levels). Asthma. Nasal bleeding. Allergies. Inflammation. Lung injury. Pulmonary hypertension. Irritation of the skin and/or mucous membranes. Headache. Fatigue. Cough. Burning nasal passages. Tightness of chest. Muscle and stomach aches. (source) See below for more information around black mould symptoms. What Is

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