Our services for mycotoxin illness involve providing support and guidance to individuals who have been exposed to or are suffering from the effects of mycotoxins. Mycotoxins are toxic compounds produced by certain types of fungi that can contaminate food, water, and indoor environments, leading to various health issues.
We have seen that there is a significant overlap between patients with chronic Lyme disease and mycotoxin illness.
Here are some ways we help patients with mycotoxin illness:
Education and Awareness
Raise awareness about mycotoxins, their sources, and the potential health risks associated with exposure. We help our patients understand the importance of prevention, detection, and mitigation strategies.
Consultations
We offer one-on-one consultations to individuals who suspect they have been exposed to mycotoxins or are experiencing symptoms related to mycotoxin illness. We conduct comprehensive assessments to gather relevant information about their exposure history, symptoms, and medical history. Based on this information, we provide personalized advice and recommendations for further evaluation and treatment.
Environmental Assessments
We recommend qualified professionals, such as industrial hygienists or indoor environmental consultants, to assess and identify potential sources of mycotoxin contamination in homes, workplaces, or other indoor environments. A patient who is still being exposed to mold in their environment will have a hard time getting well.
Treatment Support
We provide guidance and support to individuals undergoing treatment for mycotoxin illness. This may include recommending dietary changes, supplements, detoxification protocols, and lifestyle modifications. We blend a variety of approaches from experts such as Dr. Shoemaker, Dr. Neil Nathan, and Dr. Jill Crista.
Research and Advocacy
We stay updated with the latest research and developments in mycotoxin illness. This is an emerging field and we are committed to staying abreast of the latest development through ongoing education of our doctors.