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411: Is Your Home Making You Sick? Understanding Toxic Mould Illness | Dr Sandeep Gupta

from Melissa Ambrosini · host Melissa Ambrosini

When we discovered toxic black mold in our apartment in 2012, we moved out *immediately*. Nick literally exited the building and never went back, while I returned only in a full haz-mat suit in order to pack the few things that hadn’t been infected with toxic spores or that could be properly cleaned. The experience shook us both deeply. Not only did we have to leave our home and many of our belongings behind, but Nick’s health had been severely impacted for nearly a year, and we’d had no idea why. Today, we’re joined by Dr Sandeep Gupta, MD — a specialist GP and founder of the online training program ‘Mold Illness Made Simple’ to do a deep dive into the truth about toxic mold — including how it takes root, where it hides, how it can invade your body, the crazy symptoms that you can develop, and why it’s a silent but impactful illness that’s severely misunderstood. Head to https://melissaambrosini.com/411 for the show notes. My newsletter: melissaambrosini.com/newsletter My instagram: @melissaambrosini

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