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Top 10 Questions About Mold (from a Mycotoxin Expert)

From “chronic Lyme” and MCAS to autism, autoimmunity, and unexplained neurological symptoms, mycotoxins are an often‑missed root cause. Drawing on decades of experience and published research, Andrew Campbell, MD, outlines the most common presentations of toxic mold exposure and why serum mycotoxin antibody testing is more reliable than urine testing.

Study: Toxic Mold in Homes Impairs Children’s Brain and Nerve Function

Toxic molds can affect the nervous system in children who are chronically exposed. Common neurological symptoms are headaches, fatigue, sleep disturbance, confusion, mood swings, nosebleeds, and cough. High levels of sensorimotor dysfunction and the related disorders in children means that toxic mold exposure should be regarded as a serious neurological health concern in children.