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MOLD Phase 1 Symptom Relief

Finally - a Mold Protocol That Supports the Body, Mind, and Immune System in One Complete Kit.

  • Complete protocol supporting the body's response to three key mold species (Aspergillus, Penicillium, and Stachybotrys) with both organism and DNA energetic signatures.
  • Flexible system that supports immune resilience, emotional terrain, and inflammatory balance in one integrated kit suitable for even highly sensitive individuals.
  • Supports cognitive clarity and emotional balance in individuals experiencing mold-related brain fog, especially relevant with mold found in 70% of US homes.

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Prevalence and Impact of Mold Exposure

Understanding how pervasive mold exposure affects your patients' health is crucial for comprehensive treatment. The prevalence is staggering:

  • 70% of homes in the U.S. have some form of mold present[1]
  • Over 45 million buildings across the U.S. have unhealthy levels of mold[2]
  • 21% of current asthma cases in the U.S. are attributable to dampness and mold exposure[4]
  • Damp or moldy environments increase respiratory issues risk by 30–50%[10]
  • Over 75,000 people are hospitalized annually for fungal infections, with at least 7,000 deaths[8]

Mold exposure is one of the most overlooked environmental factors impacting your patients' respiratory and systemic health.

What's Inside the Mold Phase 1 Kit?

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Mold SSR Box (2)

Homeopathic Indications: Mold SSR is for the temporary relief of symptoms related to mold exposure using Series Symptom Relief methodology.

Three Targeted Species + DNA:
  • Aspergillus niger nosode + DNA
  • Penicillium verrucosum nosode + DNA
  • Stachybotrys chartarum (Black Mold) nosode + DNA

Why DNA matters: Each species is included in both whole organism nosode and DNA form, providing dual-layer energetic information and ensuring regulatory compliance for future formulation stability.

This kit includes 2 boxes to ensure adequate supply for the complete protocol duration.

Mold Plus (2)

Homeopathic Indications: A 20-ingredient homeopathic formula that provides broad-spectrum mold and terrain support. Mold Plus complements the targeted action of the Mold SSR by addressing multiple mold species, common co-exposures, and overall energetic balance.

Clinically Relevant Benefits:
  • Addresses allergenic, pathogenic, and toxic mold effects beyond the three SSR species
  • Supports the body's response to multiple mold species, even if not shown on lab results
  • Includes home accords for deeper potency resonance and adaptability
  • Assists the body in clearing common co-exposures like cockroach antigens found in household dust

AnXious

Homeopathic Indications: A targeted emotional terrain formula designed to calm the nervous system during mold recovery. By reducing emotional reactivity, AnXious helps patients maintain compliance and tolerate detoxification without overwhelm.

Clinically Relevant Benefits:
  • Helps with feelings of anxiety, irritability, and emotional volatility common in mold illness
  • Supports focus and stability, improving adherence to protocols
  • Helps regulate stress response for greater nervous system resilience
  • Prepares patients emotionally for more intensive future detox phases

Liposomal Resveratrol Curcumin

Description: A high-bioavailability blend of two potent antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds. This combination mitigates mycotoxin effects, helps the body to reduce oxidative stress, and promotes healthy inflammatory pathways during mold recovery.

Helps the Body To:
  • Lower inflammation to reduce symptom intensity and flare-ups
  • Support detoxification pathways and cellular repair
  • Protect against oxidative damage caused by mycotoxins
  • Liposomal delivery ensures optimal absorption and clinical efficacy

Smart Silver 8oz (2)

Description: A colloidal silver solution providing broad-spectrum immune support. Smart Silver helps fortify defenses during mold recovery, when the immune system is often compromised.

Clinically Relevant Benefits:
  • Supports the immune system in addressing microbial challenges
  • Supports the body in reducing microbial burden to create a healthier internal terrain
  • Complements detoxification by minimizing secondary infections
  • Safe and well-tolerated adjunct for sensitive patients

Two 8oz bottles provide the full amount needed for the complete Phase 1 protocol.

SSR Guidebook & Other Considerations

Learn more about the SSR Pathway →

📘 SSR Practitioner Guidebook - Your complete protocol resource!

📥 Download the SSR Guidebook PDF
Get instant access to detailed instructions for implementing the Mold Phase 1 Protocol

The guidebook includes:

  • Step-by-step dosing guidelines for sensitive patients
  • Comprehensive protocols and timing recommendations
  • Troubleshooting tips for optimal results
  • Patient tracking templates and progress monitoring tools

Also Consider:

The Hidden Impacts of Mold Exposure

Understanding how mold affects multiple body systems reveals why comprehensive support is essential for recovery:

Woman looking concerned - cognitive impact

Cognitive Impairment & Brain Inflammation

Inhaling mold triggers immune activation that spreads inflammatory responses to the brain, causing "brain fog," memory lapses, and difficulty concentrating.

Woman exercising - inflammation impact

Chronic Inflammation & Neuroimmune Disruption

Even non-toxic mold components activate immune pathways, causing prolonged inflammation affecting cognitive and emotional function.

Two friends, one consoling - emotional impact

Neurological & Psychiatric Symptoms

Mold exposure may contribute to emotional disorders and alter neurochemistry, including dopamine release, compounding brain-related symptoms over time.

Bathroom with hidden mold - respiratory burden

Respiratory & Immune System Burden

Firmly linked to wheezing, congestion, sinusitis, and hypersensitivity pneumonitis, creating chronic immune activation and heightened allergy risk.

Exhausted man - sick building syndrome

"Sick Building Syndrome" Effect

Occupants in moldy buildings experience headaches, fatigue, eye/nasal irritation, and general malaise—collectively known as Sick Building Syndrome.

Woman and moldy shower - diagnostic challenges

Diagnostic & Testing Challenges

Self-reported symptoms and unvalidated tests create risk for misdiagnosis, while methodological flaws cloud understanding of mold's true impact.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results may vary with dietary supplements and homeopathic remedies. For homeopathic products, statements are based upon traditional homeopathic practices.

MOLD Phase 1 Symptom Relief

Finally - a Mold Protocol That Supports the Body, Mind, and Immune System in One Complete Kit.

  • Complete protocol supporting the body's response to three key mold species (Aspergillus, Penicillium, and Stachybotrys) with both organism and DNA energetic signatures.
  • Flexible system that supports immune resilience, emotional terrain, and inflammatory balance in one integrated kit suitable for even highly sensitive individuals.
  • Supports cognitive clarity and emotional balance in individuals experiencing mold-related brain fog, especially relevant with mold found in 70% of US homes.

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References

Supporting Research on Mold Exposure and Health Impacts

1. Harding CF, Pytte CL, Page KG, et al. (2019). Mold inhalation causes innate immune activation, neural, cognitive and emotional dysfunction. Brain, Behavior, and Immunity. Demonstrated that controlled inhalation of both toxic and non-toxic mold can activate immune responses in the brain and alter cognitive behavior.
2. Harding CF, Liao D, Persaud R, et al. (2023). Repeated mold exposure causes progressive cognitive deficits via cerebellar-dependent mechanisms. Neurobiology of Disease. In animal models, exposure to mold spores—regardless of toxicity—impaired long-term memory, confirmed through performance changes in the Morris water maze.
3. Caillaud D, Leynaert B, Keirsbulck M, et al. (2018). Indoor mould exposure, asthma and rhinitis: findings from systematic reviews and recent longitudinal studies. European Respiratory Review. Reviewed evidence linking indoor mold exposure to increased rates of asthma and allergic rhinitis.
4. Cox-Ganser JM, Rao CY, Park JH, et al. (2015). Quantifying mold exposure: Environmental and personal monitoring analysis. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine. Meta-analysis estimating that 21% of U.S. asthma cases (≈4.6 million) can be attributed to dampness and mold exposure; risk of asthma increases by 30–50% in moldy environments.
5. Ehsanifar M. (2023). Cognitive impairment and brain MRI changes due to mold exposure: A single-center cross-sectional study. Clinical Neurology and Neuroscience. Documented cognitive impairments—including visuospatial memory, learning, verbal function, and psychomotor speed—in patients with mold exposure.
6. Ratnaseelan AM, Tsilioni I, Theoharides TC. (2018). Effects of mycotoxins on neuropsychiatric symptoms and immune processes. Clinical Therapeutics. Identified mechanisms by which mycotoxins and mold exposure may contribute to neurodevelopmental and neuropsychiatric disorders.
7. Groot J, Cobzaru R, Lipman T. (2023). The health effects of residential damp and mould exposure: A systematic review. Indoor and Built Environment. Systematic review reinforcing that residential exposure to mold and dampness predisposes individuals—especially children—to respiratory illnesses like asthma.
8. Clark N, Ammann HM, Brunekreef B, et al. (2023). Damp housing and respiratory health: Quantifying the public health burden in England. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. Estimated that damp and mold exposure in housing is linked to approximately 5,000 new asthma cases and 8,500 cases of lower respiratory infections annually in England.
9. World Health Organization. (2023). WHO guidelines for indoor air quality: Dampness and mould. WHO Technical Report. Highlights that prolonged exposure to mold and damp environments is correlated with respiratory symptoms, infections, allergic reactions, and elevated asthma risk—particularly in infants and immunocompromised populations.
10. Institute of Medicine. (2022). Damp indoor spaces and health: Sick building syndrome review. National Academies Press. Notes that damp indoor environments and mold raise asthma risk by 30–50% and are implicated in broader non-specific symptoms including fatigue and headaches.

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