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My Immune System Has Narcolepsy: Black Mold, Swiss Cheese Brain & Becoming Your Own Doctor with Dr. Jeff Bone S3-EP2

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What happens when the psychologist treating everyone else suddenly becomes the patient? Dr. Jeff Bone went from running a thriving practice to having his brain turn into Swiss cheese after black mold (yes, the real Stachybotrys kind) wrecked his office HVAC. One prednisone prescription later, he was dealing with vibrating floors, memory loss, and a body that basically said “I’m out.” LX and Havok sit down with Jeff as he shares the wild ride from CIRS and Common Variable Immune Deficiency (his immune system basically has narcolepsy) to weekly immunoglobulin infusions, red light therapy up the nose, and the life-changing power of expressive writing. They talk medical gaslighting, why doctors sometimes refuse to say “I don’t know,” the magic of adaptogens, and how to stop hugging the porcupine of your old story. If you’ve ever felt dismissed by the system, drowned in supplements, or just wanted to scream “I’m not making this up!”, this episode is your permission slip to become the expert of you.

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