No kidding.

You know? So we don't have a lot, and that's why I didn't know, and that turned into my passion project, was just hit the books, find...

I started with the person so I could, I knew what to look for.

Tinnitus, and then went to all the molds and all the mycotoxins, and just did this massive research dive for that patient.

And as I'm reading for this patient, I'm like, "And that's this one, and that's this one, and that's this one." All my non-responders, um, and when we went back to them, you know, then I got excited.

I'm like, I had my receptionist, I'm like, "Call everybody and find out if they are living in mold or had been living in mold." And in all of my chronic Lyme non-responders but one, it was mold in their history.

Yeah

... that's where you can get SIBO gastroparesis because the digestion isn't firing the autonomic thing.

For parents who are completely new to this, can you start by explaining what mold illness actually is and why it's so much more than just an allergy or a respiratory issue?

Yes.

Well, I think that we have normalized, especially in the UK, we have normalized damp, you know, oh, it's just damp.

And there is nothing, no such thing as just damp and health being equivalent and in the same space.

So...

Damp can mean the same thing as a water damage building.

All it takes is excess humidity.

So just in headline, what would be the best next steps? To begin detail.