Let me share something most doctors won't tell you: Mold exposure could be the hidden root cause of your hair loss!🧫
If you're experiencing hair loss without a known cause, this could be a significant warning sign that mold toxicity is affecting your body!
Many of my patients had no idea their thinning hair was connected to the hidden mold in their homes or workplaces. As a functional medicine doctor specializing in mold toxicity, I've seen countless patients struggling with unexplained hair thinning who tested positive for mycotoxins (toxic compounds produced by mold).

Here's what's actually happening in your body:
➡️ Mycotoxins trigger systemic inflammation that disrupts normal hair cycling
➡️ Your immune system becomes dysregulated, potentially attacking hair follicles
➡️ Mold toxins act as hormone disruptors, affecting testosterone, DHT, and thyroid function
➡️ Chronic mold exposure impairs nutrient absorption, leaving your hair literally starved
➡️ Oxidative stress...

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(This is the second time if heard of this connection. What I find interesting about it is ive heard often that manganese is sprayed ib chemtrails)

Did you know there is an interesting connection between manganese and Lyme?

Lyme disease is spread through infected ticks and is caused by Borrelia bacteria. (There are other ways that Borrelia can be transmitted, but they are not well researched).

Because most pathogens need iron to survive, one way that the immune system can fight off infections from pathogens is by essentially starving them of iron. However, Borrelia uses manganese (an essential mineral) to survive and thrive in the body. Since Borrelia doesn’t need iron, this is one way that it can evade the immune system.

The immune system will also use superoxide radicals to attack and damage pathogens. However, Borrelia uses manganese to activate the enzyme superoxide dismutase (SOD) as a defense mechanism. Superoxide dismutase neutralizes superoxide radicals, allowing Borrelia to continue to grow and cause disease in the body.

If you’re interested in testing your manganese levels, HTMA is a great tool to use that can...