Look At Me Now with Alexis Artin
Sep 9, 2026 · 53 min · 15 segments
Dan Huber went from losing nearly everything during the 2008 mortgage crisis to facing another battle entirely when he and his family developed a mysterious collection of health problems that doctors…
Dan HuberGuest
Alexis ArtinHost
It's just lives in dark areas and replicates and eats everything and consumes everything.

So sometimes it just lies behind the sheet rock and it can cause all kinds of health disruptions.

Because the mycotoxins, the little spores, the tiny microscopic stuff, your body protects it and encapsulates it and stuffs it in fat, and that's why it gained 50 pounds.

It also can cross the blood-brain barrier, so it camps out in fatty tissue in your brain.

And so I had an MRI done with this contrast, and I have a couple of lesions, dark lesions, so it actually caused brain damage.

And I can show you a picture later of a pair of shoes that were under my gym bag in my closet where the entrance to the crawl space was.

And so there's a whole ton of health protocols, but I found this guy, he's named Dr. Jack Cruz.

It's just lives in dark areas and replicates and eats everything and consumes everything.

So sometimes it just lies behind the sheet rock and it can cause all kinds of health disruptions.

Because the mycotoxins, the little spores, the tiny microscopic stuff, your body protects it and encapsulates it and stuffs it in fat, and that's why it gained 50 pounds.

It also can cross the blood-brain barrier, so it camps out in fatty tissue in your brain.

And so I had an MRI done with this contrast, and I have a couple of lesions, dark lesions, so it actually caused brain damage.

And I can show you a picture later of a pair of shoes that were under my gym bag in my closet where the entrance to the crawl space was.

And so there's a whole ton of health protocols, but I found this guy, he's named Dr. Jack Cruz.
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