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The human body naturally contains hundreds of peptides
For these people, even low-level exposure can set off: Persistent inflammation Mitochondrial dysfunction Brain fog, fatigue, hormone shifts What mold does to your body The top mold culprits are: Aspergillus common in contaminated foods like grains & coffee Penicillium lives in water damaged walls Stachybotrys (black mold) thrives in organic materials like wood, compost & potting soil Fusarium found anywhere its damp, like bathrooms & basements Chaetomium grows where theres long-term water damage Research shows exposure to mycotoxins produced by these strains of mold is linked to: Lower glutathione, the bodys master antioxidant ( Toxins , 2014) Kidney damage ( International Journal of Molecular Sciences , 2021) Neuroinflammation, brain fog, memory and mood problems ( Brain Behavior Immunology , 2021) Various types of cancer ( Life , 2023) Impaired immune activity and autoimmune conditions ( International Journal of Molecular Sciences , 2021) Estrogen metabolism disruption and impaired fertility ( Toxins , 2024) Weakened gut barrier integrity ( Toxins , 2020) Could mold be behind your symptoms
GHK-Cu (50mg), a copper-bound tripeptide first isolated from human blood plasma in 1973
Metabolites of low concentrations are not quantifiable
