Mycotoxins and Mold and How It Affects the Body with Jared Price
07/25/23 • 45 min
Show Summary:
“Biofilm-causing agents like Lyme disease, molds, and mycotoxins can be the main underlying cause of health issues. They invade the cells throughout the body, hindering the immune system's ability to combat them and preventing the body from recovering.”
Is something in your home impacting your well-being? If you're experiencing sore throat, brain fog, and sinus pain, mold exposure might be the culprit.
Mold and mycotoxins can trigger many symptoms, but detecting them can be challenging. Consequently, people exposed to mold may receive misdiagnoses such as Lupus, fibromyalgia, or Lyme disease.
Jared Price, ProvoHealth’s Head Nurse Practitioner, and Juanique explore the connection between mold and health and offer tips on identifying and preventing mold exposure.
If you're tired of feeling unwell and determined to uncover the root of your health issues, this episode is a must-listen.
Join us on Episode 76 of the Gutsy Health Podcast, and don't forget to leave a review for a chance to win a free hair analysis!
Exceptional Highlights:
- Mold can initially affect the ear, nose, and throat, then spread to the gut, joints, brain, and nerves. Addressing these symptoms requires addressing each layer, starting from the surface and going deeper.
- It's essential to support a healthy lymphatic system by staying hydrated and consuming enough protein to prevent the accumulation of mycotoxins in the brain.
- While the immune system can typically control Lyme disease and other viral infections, underlying issues such as mold exposure, leaky gut, or emotional trauma can overwhelm the immune system and trigger a reactivation of the condition.
Show Highlights:
01:43 - Why you do not need antibiotics to get rid of your Lyme disease
05:33 - An initial diagnosis of Lupus which turned out to be a mold-related issue
16:14 - The importance of focusing on drainage before detox phase one and phase two of the liver
17:09 - Exploring common symptoms of mold exposure and initial steps to address them
25:20 - How to identify mold in children and its connection to gut issues, sinus infections, and neurological symptoms
29:19 - The significance of protein and water in detoxifying the body
32:11 - The correlation between Lyme disease and mold
35:39 - Consequences of overwhelming the immune system with a high burden load
37:52 - How severe illness can affect brain chemistry and how neurofeedback can help
43:30 - Key steps in checking for mold in your environment
Important Links:
- Gutsy Health Podcast IG - https://www.instagram.com/gutsyhealthpodcast/
- Gutsy Health Academy - https://www.mygutsyhealth.com/
Connect with Jared Price:
- Contact ProvoHealth at 801-691-1765
- Jared Price on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jared-price-0b929bb/
Mentioned Links:
- Order a Home Testing Kit for Mold from Test My Home - https://www.testmyhome.info/
- Listen to our episode on Mold Contamination: Recognize and Remediate with Ryan Blaser of Test My Home – https://www.mygutsyhealth.com/blog/Mold-Contamination
Show Summary:
“Biofilm-causing agents like Lyme disease, molds, and mycotoxins can be the main underlying cause of health issues. They invade the cells throughout the body, hindering the immune system's ability to combat them and preventing the body from recovering.”
Is something in your home impacting your well-being? If you're experiencing sore throat, brain fog, and sinus pain, mold exposure might be the culprit.
Mold and mycotoxins can trigger many symptoms, but detecting them can be challenging. Consequently, people exposed to mold may receive misdiagnoses such as Lupus, fibromyalgia, or Lyme disease.
Jared Price, ProvoHealth’s Head Nurse Practitioner, and Juanique explore the connection between mold and health and offer tips on identifying and preventing mold exposure.
If you're tired of feeling unwell and determined to uncover the root of your health issues, this episode is a must-listen.
Join us on Episode 76 of the Gutsy Health Podcast, and don't forget to leave a review for a chance to win a free hair analysis!
Exceptional Highlights:
- Mold can initially affect the ear, nose, and throat, then spread to the gut, joints, brain, and nerves. Addressing these symptoms requires addressing each layer, starting from the surface and going deeper.
- It's essential to support a healthy lymphatic system by staying hydrated and consuming enough protein to prevent the accumulation of mycotoxins in the brain.
- While the immune system can typically control Lyme disease and other viral infections, underlying issues such as mold exposure, leaky gut, or emotional trauma can overwhelm the immune system and trigger a reactivation of the condition.
Show Highlights:
01:43 - Why you do not need antibiotics to get rid of your Lyme disease
05:33 - An initial diagnosis of Lupus which turned out to be a mold-related issue
16:14 - The importance of focusing on drainage before detox phase one and phase two of the liver
17:09 - Exploring common symptoms of mold exposure and initial steps to address them
25:20 - How to identify mold in children and its connection to gut issues, sinus infections, and neurological symptoms
29:19 - The significance of protein and water in detoxifying the body
32:11 - The correlation between Lyme disease and mold
35:39 - Consequences of overwhelming the immune system with a high burden load
37:52 - How severe illness can affect brain chemistry and how neurofeedback can help
43:30 - Key steps in checking for mold in your environment
Important Links:
- Gutsy Health Podcast IG - https://www.instagram.com/gutsyhealthpodcast/
- Gutsy Health Academy - https://www.mygutsyhealth.com/
Connect with Jared Price:
- Contact ProvoHealth at 801-691-1765
- Jared Price on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jared-price-0b929bb/
Mentioned Links:
- Order a Home Testing Kit for Mold from Test My Home - https://www.testmyhome.info/
- Listen to our episode on Mold Contamination: Recognize and Remediate with Ryan Blaser of Test My Home – https://www.mygutsyhealth.com/blog/Mold-Contamination
Previous Episode
Bioidentical Hormones for Men and Women with Jared Price
Show Summary:
“Bioidentical hormones do more than just build muscle; they boost energy and motivation and slow aging. If you want to age gracefully, supporting your hormones, adrenals, and thyroid is essential.”
As we age, our body's natural hormone production declines, causing shifts in energy, mood, libido, or weight that can disrupt our sense of well-being. These subtle changes may indicate a hormonal imbalance.
If you're experiencing these shifts, it may be worth considering bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT). BHRT offers a natural approach to restore hormones to their optimal levels. However, the confusion around choosing the right bioidentical hormones and undergoing the necessary tests to evaluate hormone therapy effectiveness is common.
In this episode, Jared Price, Head Nurse Practitioner at Provohealth, returns to shed light on this often-overlooked topic. We explore the benefits of hormone therapy, delve into various treatment options, and provide guidance to help you identify the most suitable approach.
Stay tuned until the end to gain a deeper understanding of how bioidentical hormones can enhance your overall well-being. Don't miss Episode 75 of the Gutsy Health Podcast and leave a review for a chance to win a free hair analysis!
Exceptional Highlights:
- The interplay of adrenal, thyroid, and sex hormones forms a three-legged stool that influences mitochondrial function and contributes to overall well-being.
- Although high testosterone levels might appear beneficial, excessive levels can decrease fertility by disrupting luteinizing hormone and follicle-stimulating hormone, reducing sperm production.
- Betaestradiol-17, a specific bio-identical hormone, has shown promise in reversing cancers and reducing breast masses and tenderness. It is crucial to use this specific form of estradiol for desired effects.
Show Highlights:
03:16 - The power of understanding the subjective history and asking the right questions
07:09 - Subtle indicators of low testosterone levels and common mistakes most clinics make during testosterone therapy
12:22 - The difference between free and total testosterone and their role in the body
17:26 - Types of lab tests you can do to determine if you’re eligible for bioidentical hormones
24:18 - Weighing the pros and cons of pellets, troches, injections, and creams
29:16 - The best time for females to go on bioidentical hormone therapy
30:12 - The potential of bioidentical hormones to decrease the risk of breast cancer and reverse Alzheimer’s and dementia
32:07 - Can someone with PCOS benefit from bioidentical hormone therapy?
48:39 - BHRT’s role in managing fluctuations in personality, sleep, menstrual cycles, and endometriosis
50:43 - The surprising link between PCOS and parasites
Important Links:
- Gutsy Health Podcast IG - https://www.instagram.com/gutsyhealthpodcast/
- Gutsy Health Academy - https://www.mygutsyhealth.com/
Connect w/ Jared Price
- Call 801-691-1765
- https://www.mygutsyhealth.com/
- Jared Price on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jared-price-0b929bb/
Mentioned Links:
- Juanique’s Parasite Class - https://www.mygutsyhealth.com/parasite-class
Next Episode
The Connection Between Blood Sugar and Weight Loss Resistance
Show Summary:
"When you eat to stabilize blood sugar, you feel fuller longer, and your body gets better at burning fat. Add in some lifestyle changes like building muscle and taking supplements, and you're well on your way to reversing insulin resistance.”
Did you know that 9 out of 10 people will experience digestive issues in their lifetime? This is a staggering statistic, and it's one that's often linked to poor blood sugar regulation.
When our blood sugar levels fluctuate, it can trigger a whole host of unpleasant symptoms, such as sluggish metabolism, brain fog, stubborn midsection weight gain, mood swings, and unhealthy cravings.
Join Juanique Roney and Gina Worful as they explore the intriguing connection between blood glucose and weight gain, how it affects our metabolism, and some simple yet effective lifestyle tweaks that can work wonders in stabilizing your blood sugar levels.
If you've been facing challenges with weight loss and want to embrace a healthier approach, this episode is tailor-made for you. Tune in to learn more about how to take control of your blood sugar and start feeling your best!
Don't forget to leave a review for a chance to win a free hair analysis!
Exceptional Highlights:
- The average American consumes four to five times more sugar than the recommended daily amount for women (24g) and men (26-28g). This can be harmful since our bodies are not designed for such high sugar intake.
- Scientists suggest that hyper insulin exposure may lead to mutations in mitochondria, which is believed to be a significant factor in the development of cancer cells.
- Being metabolically flexible means our bodies can efficiently burn both carbohydrates and fat, which can only be achieved when our blood sugar levels are stable.
Show Highlights:
03:36 - Your gut health depends on your ability to lose weight
07:55 - What happens when moms eat too much sugar during pregnancy?
10:06 - How the body switches from using carbohydrates to fats as an energy source
13:42 - Breaking down the connection between glucose and insulin
16:55 - Why building muscle is so important in boosting metabolism and stabilizing blood sugar
18:20 - The surprising way insulin can slow down your metabolism
21:36 - Dangers of high glucose levels: What happens when your body has too much sugar?
30:25 - How to reverse metabolic issues: Natural ways to retrain your cells to burn sugar for energy
40:16 - The role of fiber in restoring your microbiome and improving overall health
48:26 - The sugar rush and crash: How blood sugar swings can affect your mood, energy levels, and even brain function
Important Links:
- Gutsy Health Podcast IG - https://www.instagram.com/gutsyhealthpodcast/
- Gutsy Health Academy - https://www.mygutsyhealth.com/
- Mastering Blood Sugar 4-Part Masterclass – Discover the connection between blood sugar and weight loss resistance (starting on August 22) - https://www.mygutsyhealth.com/bloodsugar
- Get $50 off by using the coupon code: PODCAST50
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