080 - Dr. Taylor Talks Stool Tests, Lyme, EBV, & Testing for Mold

Work with Dr Taylor 1 on 1: https://doctaylorkrick.com/Dr. Taylor Krick breaks down the most common functional medicine questions  from stool testing (GI Map vs. GI Effects), to Lyme disease treatment that isn't working, to how Epstein-Barr virus reactivates, to the best ways to test for mold illness through blood and urine. If you're dealing with autoimmune disease, a high ANA titer, chronic inflammation, or mystery symptoms that won't go away, this Q&A gives you real clinical insight you won't hear in a standard doctor's office.Dr. Taylor explains why chasing a single diagnosis like Lyme or EBV often misses the bigger picture — and how understanding your immune system (TH1 vs. TH2 balance), toxin burden, and gut health can change your entire approach to healing. He also walks through mold antibody testing, mycotoxin labs, and the CIRS model so you can have smarter conversations with your practitioner.Drop your questions in the comments for next week's Q&A and subscribe so you don't miss it.#AutoimmuneDisease #MoldIllness #FunctionalMedicineTime Stamps:00:00 – How the Autoimmune Doc Q&A Works01:05 – GI Map vs. GI Effects: Which Stool Test Is Best?03:07 – Why Stool Test Results Vary Between Labs06:26 – Lyme Disease Treatment Not Working: What to Do Next08:59 – Why a High ANA Titer Points to Toxins, Not Just Lyme10:59 – How to Know If Epstein-Barr Virus Is Reactivated14:26 – Parasites, TH1 vs. TH2, and Why EBV Keeps Coming Back15:32 – How to Test for Mold Illness Through Blood Tests17:59 – Mycotoxin Antibodies vs. Mold Antibodies Explained19:29 – Why No Single Test Can Confirm Mold as the Cause