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Apr 7
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Ep. 218 - Mold Allergy vs Mold Toxicity:...

Dr. Dean Mitchell
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Dr. Dean Mitchell opens a live Q&A by walking through one of the most misunderstood issues he sees in practice: mold toxicity. Drawing from decades in immunology and allergy, he explains how mold toxicity differs from a typical mold allergy and why many patients are told they are “fine” despite ongoing symptoms.The conversation moves through real patient ... Show More
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