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Toxic Mold

The Effects of Toxic Mold and Their Mycotoxins on the Brain in Children and Adults

How might toxic mold and mycotoxins affect neurological health across the lifespan? Rob Lutz speaks with Dr. Andrew Campbell about the ways mold exposure may affect the body and brain, the role of mycotoxin testing, the importance of identifying and removing exposure sources, and principles for evidence-based care. The conversation includes clinical insights, case examples, and considerations for practitioners.

Blood Mycotoxin Testing: Evidence, Limitations, and Interpretation

Navigating toxin-related illnesses, particularly those involving mold exposure and mycotoxins, can feel overwhelming. However, the availability of evidence-based testing methods provides a clearer path forward. By understanding the range of laboratory assessments, clinicians can make more informed clinical decisions, differentiate between exposure and illness, and develop targeted treatment plans.

Melatonin: More Than a Sleep Hormone

Melatonin is widely known for regulating the sleep–wake cycle, but its clinical potential extends far beyond circadian support. Synthesized primarily by the pineal gland, and to a lesser extent in peripheral tissues, melatonin functions as a potent antioxidant, an anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory agent, a neuroprotective molecule, and an adjunctive anticancer therapy.