What Dr. Margaret Christensen Will Teach You About Mycotoxins

Why mycotoxins negatively affect systems in the body
How to heal from toxic mold exposure.
How to calm the brain and nervous system after exposure to mycotoxins.

The Benefits Of Treating Toxic Mold Exposure

Reduce chronic sinus inflammation.
Stabilize hormone production.
Improve symptoms related to menopause, menstruation, and fertility.

How Dr. Margaret Christensen Began Her Work With Mycotoxins

In this Dr. Talk, Dr. Margaret Christensen discusses the relationship between mycotoxin illness and hormones. Dr. Christensen is a faculty member at the Institute for Functional Medicine and a certified OB-GYN. She is also a founder of Carpathia Collaborative.

After Dr. Christensen and her family struggled with chronic health conditions, she began to research and eventually treat toxic mold exposure. In this talk, she discusses the negative effects mycotoxins can have across many systems in the body and how to treat them.

The Negative Effects of Mycotoxins

Mycotoxins can cause many negative health effects if the body is exposed to them. Since mycotoxins and toxic mold exposure are breathed in through the nose, mycotoxins can cause inflammation of the brain and other neurological systems. Specifically in female hormones, exposure causes everything from infertility issues to endometriosis, early menopause, and menstruation issues. Another of the most common symptoms is chronic sinus inflammation.

How To Treat Mycotoxin Exposure Symptoms

Do regular sinus rinses to reduce inflammation.
Complete peptide therapy to aid in hormonal imbalance.
Calm the limbic system by practicing self-care such as getting enough sleep and consuming positive media.

Conclusion

Dr. Margaret Christensen began this journey in an attempt to heal her family from toxic mold exposure and eventually helped found the Carpathia Collective. Dr. Margaret Christensen continues to help people in their healing journeys to this day. Dr. Christensen uses clear language to explain how mycotoxins affect the body, from sinuses to neuroinflammation and hormonal imbalances. She then delves into how to heal from these symptoms with techniques such as sinus rinses, peptide therapy, and self-care.

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