Presenter

James Neuenschwander, M.D.

Publish Date

September 4, 2025

Overview

Mold toxin illness is a hidden factor in many chronic health conditions, yet it often remains overlooked. This webinar is designed to help practitioners confidently recognize, diagnose, and treat patients struggling with mold-related toxicity.

You’ll learn how to spot a potential MycoTOX patient based on clinical presentation, and gain insight into the complex pathophysiology of mold toxin illness, including its links to the cell danger response, mitochondrial dysfunction, and the oxidative, toxic, and inflammatory markers frequently seen in these cases.

Dr. Neu will walk through how to interpret findings from both Organic Acids Testing (OAT) and the MycoTOX screen to strengthen your diagnostic process. He will also discuss today’s most effective treatment strategies, offering practical tools and protocols you can immediately apply in your practice.

Join us to expand your clinical toolkit and improve outcomes for patients impacted by mold toxicity.

Objectives

Learning objectives:

1. Be able to identify a potential MycoTOX patient based on presentation.

2. Understand the pathophysiology of mold toxin illness including its connection with the cell danger response, mitochondrial dysfunction, and many of the oxidative/toxic/inflammatory markers that we see in these patients.

3. Recognize the findings on both an organic acid test and a MycoTOX screen that should help with the diagnosis.

4. Understand the principles of mold toxin treatment using all the tools we currently have available.

About the Author

James Neuenschwander, M.D.

James Neuenschwander, M.D. (a.k.a. Dr. Neu) has been practicing integrative medicine since 1988. He is the owner of Bio Energy Medical Center, a multidisciplinary, integrative medical practice with the philosophy of treating illness at its source using whatever tools are available. Dr. Neu is a graduate of the University of Michigan Medical School and is board certified in Emergency Medicine, Integrative and Holistic Medicine, as well as Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine. In addition, he is a Fellow of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M) as well as holding a certification in chelation therapy. He is a member of A4M, ACAM, and ILADS. He has been a DAN! Practitioner since 2007, a member of MAPS since its founding, and a MAPS fellow since 2014.