Three doctors compare how they diagnose, test, and treat mold toxicity. They cover the clinical use of antibody testing to sinus treatment to a probiotic protocol used before binders or antifungals – among many other topics. Although all three doctors treat patients in different parts of the world, they all feel that most mold treatment and diagnosis is made too complex, so in video they’ve come together to discuss their different approaches to diagnosing and treating mold to try and make getting well from this illness as simple as possible.
Featuring Dr. Sandeep Gupta (Australia) and Dr. Amy Derksen (Seattle) alongside host Dr. Joe Mather (New Orleans).
What you’ll learn:
How doctors use antibody panels and mycotoxin testing to diagnose mold illness
Why sinus colonization matters more than gut colonization in chronic mold cases
Which probiotic species help bind mold toxins and support detoxification
Which mold training program gave Dr. Gupta 2,000 pages of irrelevant documents.
How treatment order changes for highly sensitive versus non-sensitive patients
What to check when a mold-diagnosed patient isn’t improving
Why the visual contrast sensitivity test and MycoLab testing have real limitations
