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This presentation reviews all known research that can link early exposure to mold toxins and the presentation of autism. This presentation demonstrates how mold toxins can cause disruptions in multiple systems that may lead to autism spectrum (ASD) and the related challenges, such as:
1) mitochondrial and metabolic abnormalities
2) reactive oxygen species and oxidative stress
3) abnormal sensory gating and sensory processing disorders
4) neuronal apoptosis and abnormal myelination
5) brain or neuro inflammation
6) changes in neuroplasticity
7) NLRP3 inflammasone activation, system inflammation, mast cell activation and histamine abnormalities
8) maternal and familial atopy and allergies
9) microbiome changes and abnormalities and candida imbalance
10) increase intestinal permeability and leaky gut
11) food allergies and eczema
12) gut immune activation and inflammatory bowel disease
13) microglial activation, changes to amygdala and heightened fear response
14) disrupted blood brain barrier
15) NMDA and glutamate abnormalities
16) cerebral folate deficiency
17) motor tics and EEG changes
18) zinc and mineral deficiencies
19) abnormalities in lipid membranes

Despite all of these correlations, there is far too little research to help us truly understand how significant a role early mold and mold toxin exposure plays in the presentation of autism.

This presentation is meant to bring hope. It is meant to bring awareness, and hopefully through this awareness create the research and data we need to truly understand this link, and if needed, prevent the harm that may be resulting from this. Mold toxicity can be helped, if not reversed. We just need to start by asking questions.

These toxin may also play a part in other pediatric mental health challenges (attention deficit, ADHD, OCD, anxiety, learning disabilities, ODD, and more).