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Inspecting Mold Inside and Outside the Body

Mycotoxin and Chronic illness Summit 2022

<h6>Eric Gordon, M.D.</h6>
Hello everyone, welcome to Mycotoxins and Chronic Illness. 2.0. Last year, we started with our first summit and mycotoxins and their contribution to people who have chronic illness continues to be an unfolding area. And today, it's my pleasure to talk to Dr. Matt Pryatt. Matt Hyatt-Pratt. I always wanna put your name in a different order. And what's really exciting is, you have been at the forefront of this. I mean, you're one of the people who helped really bring the science to looking for mold and now treating mold, and treating the mycotoxins which is really, really the important issue. So many, so many, so many people think they've treated their homes and are still having problems. And so what we're gonna talk about today is ways to be certain that you have cleaned up the mycotoxins. And just a little more background on Dr. Pratt-Hyatt, he has a PhD in molecular biology, and he's someone who really brought the mass spec to help us into the world of looking at the levels that patients are excreting of mycotoxins, and one of the few people who worked with both of the major companies that do the measurements, both Great Plains and Realtime, and is now working with The Mold Pros and helping clean up the environment. It's one thing to find the problem, but it's another thing to know what to do. And what hopefully you're gonna hear by the end, throughout our conversation is what molds to be worried about and what to do about them if they're still in your house, and how to know if they're still there. So first of all, Matt, if you could give a little background just on how, what you feel are the strong suits of the testing that people can do, both on themselves and in their homes?

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Dr. Matt Pratt-Hyatt received his PhD in cellular and molecular biology from the University of Michigan. He has over a dozen publications in well-known research journals such as PNAS and Cell Metabolism. He is focused on assisting with diagnosis and treatment of mitochondrial disorders, neurological diseases, chronic immune diseases, and more. He specializes in developing tools that examine factors at the interface between genetics and toxicology. His work is bringing new insight into how genes and toxicants interact and how that may lead to mental health disorders, chronic health issues, and metabolism disorders. He is currently working with The Mold Pros as scientific advisor and interface with practitioners.

Matt Pratt-Hyatt, PhD

Eric Gordon, MD is President of Gordon Medical Research Center and clinical director of Gordon Medical Associates which specializes in complex chronic illness. In addition to being in clinical practice for over 40 years, Dr. Gordon is engaged in clinical research focused on bringing together leading international medical researchers and cutting-edge clinicians. His research is focusing on ME/CFS, Lyme disease, autoimmune diseases, and autism.

Inspecting Mold Inside and Outside the Body

Eric Gordon, MD

Matt Pratt-Hyatt, PhD

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