For many people dealing with mould exposure, symptoms are part of a bigger detox picture, and the missing piece might be sitting quietly in your liver and genes.

Why does toxic mould make some people sick and not others? And why are many standard tests unable to detect the root cause? The answers lie in a combination of toxic mold, environmental exposure, and your unique genetic makeup.

What is the MTHFR gene? And what does it mean for your health if you have a variation (or two)? This blogs explains it all

This letter is written for the mother who hasn’t slept, who knows deep down something isn’t right, and who keeps showing up anyway. It speaks to the silent strength of mums who are dismissed, doubted, and left to advocate alone — trusting their instincts when no one else will.

When choosing an air purifier for mould prevention or recovery it’s important to know what to look for. Check out our article to understand what to look for and see our best picks this month!

Could glue ear be a clue that your child’s body is reacting to something in the environment—like mould?

When your child has been exposed to mould, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. You might be focused on removing exposure, changing their diet, or considering supplements—but one of the most underappreciated pieces of the puzzle is the lymphatic system.

Let’s take a look at what actually happens hour by hour, day by day, when mould starts to grow after a leak or other damage

12 subtle (and not-so-subtle) signs that your home may be harbouring mould — plus what to do next, especially if you’re renting.

We’ll explore what Gary Brecka says about genetics and detox, how your liver fits into the puzzle, and how mould exposure could be overwhelming your system

Still unwell after mould exposure? Discover how liver detox and your genetics (like MTHFR, COMT, GST) could be the missing piece to recovery.

Mould exposure is increasingly recognised not only for its respiratory implications but also for its potential to impact neurological health in both adults and children. This article delves into the mechanisms by which mould affects the nervous system.

Mould exposure is increasingly recognised not just for its respiratory effects but also for its potential to impact mental health and behaviour. One term that has emerged in this context is "mould rage," describing mood disturbances linked to mould exposure.

Mould exposure, parasitic infections, and heavy metals like mercury or lead can disrupt the gut microbiome and inflame the brain so why aren’t the health systems set up for this.

We will explore who is truly responsible for mould in rental properties, looking at both tenant and landlord obligations under Australian and New Zealand law.

In Australia and New Zealand, tenants have rights when it comes to the maintenance and condition of their rental properties, and that includes dealing with mould. Knowing what steps to take can help ensure that the issue is resolved efficiently and that you're fully aware of your legal options.

Finding a rental property in Australia and New Zealand is tough at the moment. With rental markets at a near-breaking point, many people are rushing to secure a place to live. However, it’s important to remember that moving in too quickly without considering potential health risks, like mould, could end up costing you more in the long run.