The Inflammation Investigator: Chronic Illness & Autoimmune
Elizabeth Yarnell chats with Dr. Tricia Thompson about her transition from emergency to functional medicine, focusing on mitochondria's role in illnesses linked to mold toxicity. They explore mold prevalence even in dry areas, diagnostic challenges, and overlooked symptoms. Dr. Thompson explains the Visual Contrast Study (VCS) test, genetic markers, and treatment steps like binders. They discuss mold in homes, testing, and MARCONs treatment. The episode highlights mold's impact on menopausal women and citric acid exposure. (0:00) Introduction and guest welcome (3:11) Dr. Thompson's transition from emergency to functional medicine (6:38) Mitochondria explained and their role in illness (8:01) Connection between mitochondria and mold toxicity (9:55) Mold issues in dry climates (11:19) Identifying and diagnosing mold-related illness (14:32) Why mold-related illness is often missed (17:51) Symptoms and common presentations of mold toxicity (20:21) Visual contrast study (VCS) test for mold illness (22:55) Steps to address mold toxicity (24:38) Impact of emergency medicine background on functional practice (26:13) Why some people are more sensitive to mold (27:21) Genetic markers and detox pathways in mold illness (27:59) Recommended binders and their proper use (28:43) Challenges shifting from ER to holistic practice (29:59) Addressing mold in home environments (31:22) Mold testing, inspections, and identifying hidden sources (34:55) Using ultraviolet light and steps after identifying mold (37:33) Hypersensitivity to mold after exposure (40:32) Diagnosing and treating MARCONs (43:39) Final thoughts on mold toxicity and patient perseverance (47:38) Mold as a hidden factor in menopausal women (47:59) Citric acid as a mold exposure pathway (49:45) How to contact Dr. Tricia Thompson (52:04) Closing remarks and sharing encouragement (52:39) Importance of subscribing, sharing, and final sign-off
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