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Healing Naturally from Toxic Mold Exposure

In our pursuit of healing, we often find ourselves facing unexpected challenges. One such challenge is toxic mold exposure, which can have a profound impact on our well-being. Mold is a common household issue, and when not addressed properly, it can lead to various health problems. While mold exposure can feel very overwhelming, it is a reversible condition that we can learn to heal from. Let’s explore how we can take a holistic approach to healing from toxic mold exposure, focusing on both physical and emotional well-being.

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1. Recognizing the Signs and Symptoms:

Before embarking on the healing journey, it's crucial to recognize the signs of toxic mold exposure. Common symptoms include respiratory issues, fatigue, headaches, skin rashes, unexpected weight gain, hormonal imbalances, and cognitive impairments. Identifying these symptoms early can help you take proactive steps towards recovery. If you suspect mold exposure may be causing these issues for you, we recommend testing for mycotoxins in the body.

2. Creating a Mold-Free Environment:

Begin the healing process by ensuring your living space is mold-free. This involves identifying and eliminating the source of mold growth. Work on improving ventilation, fixing leaks, invest in a dehumidifier and/or air purifier, and keeping humidity levels in check. Opt for natural cleaning products and essential oils known for their anti-fungal properties. Common household mold removal sprays will not rectify a mold issue. It is important to look into proper remediation if a serious mold issue presents itself.

3. Supporting Your Immune System:

Toxic mold exposure can weaken your immune system. Focus on nourishing your body with nutrient-rich foods, including plenty of organic fruits and vegetables. Incorporate immune-boosting foods like leafy greens, ginger, bone broth, and turmeric into your diet. Consider consulting a holistic health coach to create a personalized nutrition plan.

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4. Detoxification and Cleansing:

Support your body's detoxification pathways through methods like sweating (such as infrared saunas), staying hydrated, lymphatic drainage (using a dry brush, tongue scraper, and/or gua sha), and consuming foods rich in antioxidants. Certain supplements, such as activated charcoal and milk thistle, can aid in toxin removal. It is important to keep the liver supported during this time as it works to detox the body. Try adding OWL’s Liver Boost supplement to your water daily to help optimize your liver health. Other commonly used supplements to help to detox the body from mold are L-Glutathione, NAD, and NAC. However, always consult a healthcare professional before introducing new supplements.

5. Understanding the Neurological Effects of Mold:

Mold exerts a profound influence on brain health, potentially leading to a reduction in dopamine levels that poses a serious threat to our mental well-being. The results of mold exposure can manifest as unsettling depression and anxiety, often accompanied by troublesome memory lapses and persistent brain fog that infiltrate your daily routine. Additionally, the negative effects of mold can wreak havoc on our hormones, further compounding the intricate web of health challenges it presents.
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6. Restoring Gut Health:

Mold exposure can disrupt gut health, leading to digestive issues and inflammation. Bone broth is our top recommendation for healing the gut. The OWL Reset helps to restore damage done to the gut lining through our detoxifying mylkshakes and healing broth elixirs. Probiotics and fermented foods like yogurt, kefir, and sauerkraut can also help restore a healthy balance of gut bacteria. A healthy gut is essential for overall well-being and immune function.

7. Seeking Professional Support:

It's essential to seek professional guidance as you take these holistic approaches to heal. Consult a medical practitioner experienced in mold-related health issues. They can conduct tests to assess your condition and provide appropriate treatment options. They can also recommend the proper supplements you should be taking based on your bio individuality. Some of the most common supplements practitioners may recommend for mold exposure are L-Glutathione and a GI binder. However, there may be more advanced treatments needed to help you fully detox from mold exposure.

8. Mind-Body Connection:

The impact of toxic mold exposure isn't limited to physical health; it can also take a toll on your emotional well-being. Healing from toxic mold exposure involves nurturing both the body and mind. Engage in activities that bring you joy, practice gratitude, and connect with loved ones. Incorporate stress reduction techniques such as meditation, deep breathing exercises, and yoga into your routine. These practices can help mitigate the psychological effects of the healing process. Cultivating a positive mindset can contribute to a more robust recovery.


Healing from toxic mold exposure is a comprehensive journey that requires a holistic approach. By addressing the physical, emotional, and environmental aspects, you can work towards restoring your well-being. Remember that patience and persistence are key as you navigate this path to recovery. Always prioritize your health and seek the support of knowledgeable professionals to guide you along the way.


Amanda Johnson

Amanda Johnson

Amanda Johnson graduated with honors from the University of Southern California where she received her bachelor's degree in Psychology. In addition to her university studies, she earned her Integrative Nutrition Health Coach certification from the Institute of Integrative Nutrition (IIN).

Amanda works as a Health Coach at OWL and strives to educate her clients more about the gut-brain axis. She believes in taking a holistic approach towards health and identifying the root cause of any illness. Amanda is passionate about sharing the importance of finding the balance between mental and physical well-being with her community.

Amanda also works at OWL as the Social Media Manager. She loves that through social media, we have the ability to reach a wide audience and therefore can help further OWL's mission in making holistic healing possible for all.