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Why Mold Illness Is Often Missed
It is an accepted medical and scientific fact that molds and mycotoxins cause disease in humans. Over 2,000 studies on this topic have been published in the medical literature in the last decade…
Signs Your Home May Have Mold
You don’t have to see mold to have a mold problem. The Environmental Protection Agency cautions that approximately 50% of indoor fungal growth is hidden from view; behind walls, under flooring,…
What Are Mycotoxins?
If you’ve been reading about mold and health, you’ve probably come across the word “mycotoxin.” It sounds technical, but the concept is straightforward. Mycotoxins are toxic chemicals produced by…
Understanding Your Mycotoxin Lab Results
If you’ve ordered a mycotoxin blood test from MyMycoLab or you’re thinking about it, you might be wondering what to expect. The short answer: it’s a standard blood draw, and the preparation is…
Case Study
Crohn’s Disease & Mycotoxin Exposure
A 38-year-old triathlete developed Crohn's disease after living in a basement apartment with hidden mold. A previous urine test had missed the exposure. MyMycoLab blood serum testing detected what urine could not. After treatment, all symptoms…
Case Study
Angioedema & POTS Linked to Hidden Mold
A 46-year-old woman spent four years with unexplained facial swelling, dizziness, fatigue, and blood pressure fluctuations across multiple specialists with no diagnosis. Hidden mold was discovered behind her kitchen walls. MyMycoLab testing…
Case Study
Dementia Reversal After Mold Remediation
A 64-year-old woman diagnosed with Alzheimer's by two neurologists had a longstanding moisture issue in her kitchen. MyMycoLab testing revealed elevated IgG and IgE across 14 mycotoxins. After removing herself from the contaminated home and starting…
Case Study
Autism Spectrum Disorder & Mycotoxin Exposure
An 8-year-old girl diagnosed with ASD at age 3 showed no lasting improvement despite years of interventions. After discovering significant mold growth in the home and undergoing mycotoxin testing through MyMycoLab, she began treatment and…
Publication
The Great Masquerader: Mycotoxins
Mycotoxins are toxic secondary metabolites produced by mold that can cause a wide range of diseases in humans. The World Health Organization has designated mycotoxin-related illness as "the Great Masquerader" of the 21st century.
Publication
Molds, Mycotoxins, the Brain, the Gut and Misconceptions
Molds are present in homes and other indoor places that are water damaged and they produce mycotoxins. One mold species can produce several different mycotoxins and one mycotoxin can come from several different molds.
Publication
Mold, Mycotoxins, and their Effects in Children
Children are increasingly affected by exposure to molds and mycotoxins in indoor environments. Climate change, with more frequent floods, hurricanes, and extreme weather, has accelerated mold growth in homes, schools, and public buildings, posing…
Publication
The Brain and Mycotoxins
This paper reviews the published evidence linking mold and mycotoxin exposure to a range of neurological disorders, including autism spectrum disorder, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), and multiple…
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FAQ
Immunosuppressant and corticosteroid drugs can reduce antibody production and cause false negative results.
The drugs that patients should be off for 6 to 8 weeks prior to testing are immunosuppressive drugs, including all corticosteroids and chemotherapeutic drugs. Other medication and/or supplements do not affect antibody testing. Serum antibody testing for mycotoxins does not need to be fasting.
When we receive your serum we will send you an email. Your results will then be ready within 14 business days. You will be notified via email when the results are ready, and they will be available on the webpage portal under your registration.
Mycotoxin testing is available for individuals aged 2 years and older.
Our introductory cost is $380 for the panel of 28 test results: 14 different mycotoxins with IgG and IgE antibodies to each. ALL INTERNATIONAL RETURN SHIPPING IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE.
A person who has tested positive for mycotoxins should be retested 6 months after starting treatment.
Mycotoxins are linked to many diseases, including autoimmune diseases, autism, Alzheimer and many others. This is why the World Health Organization calls mycotoxins The Great Masquerader.
If you have been exposed to molds and mycotoxins and you feel unwell and sick, most likely you have been exposed to mycotoxins. Molds can make you feel sick as can mycotoxins. Molds are the gun; mycotoxins are the bullet. Mycotoxins affect health more severely.
The most accurate testing for mycotoxin exposure is by blood serum antibody testing for 14 different mycotoxins by far. Urine testing doesn’t test for as many mycotoxins nor is it precise, as urine testing is for mycotoxin metabolites, not mycotoxins as in the blood test.
The testing for mycotoxins by Mymycolab is a quantitative test. It shows the quantity of immune reactivity to each of 14 mycotoxins.














