Still sick after mold remediation? Robin went from mold exposure to 90% better in a year with probiotics, binders, and limbic retraining. Despite what some doctors claim, she did not need aggressive antifungal drugs to heal.
Dr. Joe Mather talks with his patient Robin about lowering the cost of functional medicine treatments, mold toxicity vs. mold allergy, how her Hashimoto’s thyroiditis healed, the process of coming off thyroid hormone and more.
What you’ll learn:
- How a leak led to Stachybotrys in the walls and Aspergillus in the HVAC system
- Why remediation was done but the health journey was not, and how limbic retraining and the Gupta Program helped
- What Robin was quoted at a mold clinic: $800 to get in, $2,000 for labs she already had done, and $1,300 per EBOO treatment. (They wanted her to have 10)
- Why Dr. Mather questions doctors who take advantage of frightened and vulnerable patients by selling expensive, unstudied and unneeded therapies
- How probiotics twice a day plus a binder worked without high-dose itraconazole or amphotericin B
- How Robin came off natural desiccated thyroid and her thyroid nodules went from 10 to 3
- Why mold toxicity is distinct from mold allergy, and why some people are more vulnerable
Chapters:
- 0:00 — Mold Sabbatical and Survival Guide Quote
- 1:32 — Family Rashes, Hives, and Chemical Sensitivity
- 5:53 — Stachybotrys Found, Remediation Done, Still Sick
- 10:43 — $800 Visit and $1,300 EBOO Quote
- 13:44 — Choosing a Mold Doctor and EBOO Red Flags
- 20:36 — 90% Better: Probiotics, Binders, No Itraconazole
- 26:08 — Robin 2.0 and Limbic Retraining
- 29:08 — Why Did I Get Sick? Boundaries and Mold
- 34:04 — Hashimoto’s and Coming Off Natural Desiccated Thyroid
- 40:47 — Thyroid Nodules Drop From 10 to 3
- 43:21 — Second Mold Leak and Healthy Home Air
- 47:28 — Mold Toxicity vs Allergy: Why Some Get Sicker
