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EPISODE · May 19, 2021 · 25 MIN

Health and Behavioral Symptoms of Mold Illness [Episode 127]

from Naturally Recovering Autism with Karen Thomas · host Karen Thomas, Founder, CEO

There is an actual genetic disorder contained by over 25% of the population that renders them helpless to dispel mold biotoxins from their body. You can have these genetics but not be ill if they have not been triggered by stress, or an illness, etc. If this gene has been triggered then when exposed to mold a cascade of inflammation is set off in the system, but the body is not able to get rid of the toxins created within them. This creates multi-system infections from mold illness... WHAT’S GOING ON? There is a gene, or protein, called transforming growth factor beta-1, or TGF beta-1, that is found throughout the body. It is one in a family of cytokines whose job it is to affect the growth and activity of cells. TGF beta-1 is important in fetal growth and development, the formation of blood vessels, muscle tissue and body fat development, recovering from wounds, the regulation of bone growth, and the functioning of the immune system... Click Here or Click the link below for more details! https://naturallyrecoveringautism.com/127

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