The Hidden Drivers of Chronic Illness: Mold Toxicity, Infections & Root-Cause Healing
What if the symptoms you’ve been experiencing for years aren’t random but clues pointing to a deeper root cause?
In this episode of Table Talk, Melody sits down with Dr. Liam Latouche, a naturopathic physician specializing in chronic infections, mold toxicity, and complex chronic illness. Dr. Liam shares how his mother’s mysterious health struggles inspired his journey into root-cause medicine and explains why so many people with chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, Lyme disease, mold illness, and post-viral conditions often struggle to find answers in conventional healthcare.
Together, they explore the hidden factors that can drive chronic inflammation, including infections, environmental toxins, nervous system dysregulation, and unresolved trauma. Dr. Liam also shares practical insights into where healing should begin and why foundational health habits are often the missing piece in recovery.
✨ In this episode, we discuss:
• The connection between chronic infections and long-term inflammation
• Mold toxicity and its impact on health
• Why chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia are often misunderstood
• The role of trauma and nervous system dysregulation in chronic illness
• Functional medicine approaches to identifying root causes
• Lymphatic drainage, detoxification, and foundational healing strategies
• Long COVID, POTS, and post-viral recovery
• Why symptom management alone isn’t enough for lasting wellness
If you’ve been told your symptoms are “all in your head,” struggled to get answers, or are looking for a deeper understanding of chronic illness, this conversation offers hope and practical insights for your healing journey.
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