Mold Detoxification in Texas
Functional Medicine Approach to Healing from Mold Illness

Why Functional Medicine for Mold Detox?
Mold detox requires more than removing exposure—it involves supporting the liver, gut, immune system, and overall resilience. A functional approach allows for personalized testing and protocols that address mycotoxin burden, nutrient depletion, and inflammation, helping the body recover completely.

Remove Mold Exposure
The first step in mold detoxification is identifying and reducing ongoing exposure. Mold can be found in:
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water-damaged buildings,
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HVAC systems,
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hidden leaks in bathrooms,
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hidden leaks laundry rooms,
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unidentified roof/window leaks.
Without addressing the source, symptoms often persist despite treatment. Environmental testing and remediation are central to supporting long-term recovery.

Mold Detox Support
The liver, bile, kidneys and skin are responsible for processing and clearing mold toxins, also called mycotoxins.
Detoxification support may include
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bile acids,
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binders that capture toxins in the gut,
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antioxidants such as glutathione,
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nutrients that enhance liver function,
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and antifungals when appropriate.
Adequate hydration and regular bowel movements are also essential for toxin elimination.

Rebuild Gut & Immune System
Mold exposure can disrupt
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gut microbes,
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increase intestinal permeability,
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and trigger immune system overactivity,
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and trigger MCAS reactions (mast cell activation syndrome)
Recovery focuses on restoring a healthy microbiome with probiotics, prebiotics, and dietary fiber, while calming inflammation with targeted nutrients. Strengthening gut and immune function helps the body regain resilience after mold illness.