Mold Symptoms: Not Just in Your Head So many struggling lives enter our doors, searching for answers to chronic mental health problems after having been told it was just all in their heads. Many other providers have advised them to accept lifelong medication and lifelong symptoms. Some of them have heard from therapists and counselors…
Mold Toxicity, Biotoxins, and Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome
People with a genetic susceptibility to mold toxins are hurt by a chronic inflammatory response in their immune system as well as many direct toxin effects on hormones, mitochondria, intestinal tract, and other systems. About 1 out of every 4 or 5 individuals have this genetic susceptibility. If they spend too much time exposed to toxin- producing molds, they can become very sick.
Our mold toxic patients often spent years going from one specialist to the next, asking for help and getting a little help with their symptoms at best. Unless someone knows how to correctly test for mold and to treat it, these patients would continue to suffer for years, unable to address the root problem.
Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome
While caring for a multitude of different conditions at Sanctuary , we frequently discover mold toxicity as a root cause in our patient’s illness. Given the frequency and the complexity of the illness, we have developed “Sanctuary Mold Guide: A Primer” for our patients. While our patients with this diagnosis receive the full guide, you can benefit from selections below. We hope this work provides answers you need for your own health restoration.
An online SFM Mold Guide is now available and covers such topics as:
- Personal Introduction
- INTRODUCTION: Mold Toxicity Syndrome and Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome
- Pediatric Patients and Mold Toxicity
- Further Defining Mold Related Illness
- “Why Me?”
- Why Increased Frequency of Mold Toxicity
- DIAGNOSING MOLD TOXICITY
- Diagnosing the “Faces” and “Friends” of Mold
- Mold Toxicity Syndrome Close Up …. The “Faces”
- Mold and Co-Morbidities… The “Friends”
- RECOVERING FROM MOLD TOXICITY – Three Principles of Care at Sanctuary Functional Medicine










