Mycotoxins: Are They Neurotoxic?
Mycotoxins…. Are They Neurotoxic? Mycotoxins warrant special consideration when discussing health risks. Produced by molds and fungi, mycotoxins are toxic substances with devastating consequences on human bodies—specifically the nervous system. Studies increasingly link mycotoxins with Alzheimer’s disease (ALZ) and other neurodegenerative conditions. What Are Mycotoxins? Mycotoxins are natural chemicals produced by...
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The Ups and Downs of Cortisol
Ups and Downs of Cortisol Hormones are powerful messengers that control virtually every aspect of our bodies’ functioning, from mood and energy levels to sleep quality and stress relief. One such hormone for managing stress and energy is cortisol; just like everything in life, cortisol has its ups and downs;...
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How Mycotoxins Impact Mental Health: Symptoms, Risks, & Prevention
How Mycotoxins Impact Mental Health: Symptoms, Risks & Prevention Mycotoxins, produced by specific mold and fungus, have long been recognized to pose physical health threats like allergies or respiratory difficulties. Still, recent evidence points toward mycotoxins also having significant psychological health ramifications such as depression, anxiety, brain fog, insomnia, etc. This...
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The Hidden Connection Between Seed Oils and Mycotoxins: What’s Lurking in Your Food?
The Hidden Connection Between Seed Oils and Mycotoxins: What’s Lurking in Your Food? Oil is a foundational ingredient for nearly every cooked food and cuisine, from appetizers to main dishes and desserts. If you make something with heat, you’re likely using oil. If you eat salad, your dressing will have...
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