Mosaic EDGE (formerly GPL Academy) has been educating practitioners for over 15 years on how to help patients heal through cutting-edge testing, research and protocols. In our recent 3-Day Environmental Toxin Summit, speakers focused on the epidemics of environmental toxins and pathogen exposure after a foundation of the OAT is presented. Speakers reviewed patient cases and present testing and treatment protocols for toxin and mold-induced illnesses.
The following Q+A is a grouping of responses from a distinguished pool of speakers who participated in the Environmental Toxin Summit with their own unique topics
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Q: Do you see these mycotoxins eliminated with binders on follow up? What do you suggest for patients with constipation?
A: Yes. Plenty of fluids, and magnesium powder if needed.
Q: Has the level and/or distribution of mold and mycotoxins in food changed with climate changes and soil depletion?
A: I do not know, but it would not surprise me at all if that was the case.
Q: What is an example of nasal anti-fungals?
A: Nystatin, itraconazole (compounding pharmacy)
Q: Have you seen any good data with foot detox?
A: No. None. I keep asking them to provide some.
Q: Antifungal nasal spray, more info?
A: Comounding pharmacies like hopkinton do this.
Q: What is your rx for high Citrin levels? What are your main concerns about this?
A: Nothing special for that mycotoxin. Same treatment protocols.
Q: Are you treating with antifungals orally?
A: Yes, when indicated.
Q: After you have remediated and taken binders when do you treat with anti fungal?
A: When there is evidence/concern for systemic mold/yeast.
Q: After you remediate and take binders when you treat with antifungals. what is the rtinale for the various medications?
A: Fluconazole has a lot of resistance so not used often, voriconazole has cns penetration if indicated.
