When you first suspect mold, the problem isn't a lack of information. It's that there's too much of it, none of it agrees, and everyone you call is trying to sell you something.
Here's the honest answer: you start by finding out whether this is actually mold. Not by tearing out drywall, not with a $40 test kit off the internet, not by hiring the first remediation company that picks up the phone. That's what I'm for.
Symptoms begin: heart palpitations, blood sugar crashes, extreme fatigue, insomnia, AFIB episodes.
Dozens of specialists, tests, and all came back "normal." I was handed prescriptions instead of answers.
Within weeks of implant removal, nearly every symptom I had resolved. Mold had been hiding in my left implant.
I found mold in my home's AC system. This was the missing link I'd been searching for that explained everything.
Fully recovered. Now coaching others with mold and environmental illness through the same journey.
The symptoms of mold illness and environmental toxicity are real, but they rarely show up cleanly on a standard lab panel. Here's what we often see:
Mold illness gets missed constantly, because it doesn't look like one disease. It looks like fifteen different ones.
Before anyone said the word mold to me, I'd been tested for celiac, diabetes, insulin resistance, Addison's and sleep apnea. All negative. Meanwhile my ferritin was 7 and my heart rate was hitting 160 sitting still.
These are the diagnoses people are often given when mold is what's actually driving it:
Multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's and dementia, Fibromyalgia, POTS, MCAS and histamine intolerance, Rheumatoid arthritis, Autoimmune disorders, Hypo- and hyperthyroid, EDS, Endometriosis, PCOS, Autism, PANS and PANDAS
From mold avoidance practices to environment navigation to healing your body, I walk alongside you through every step.
A standard home inspection, nobody's checking for mold. Get it looked at properly — before you sign, or while it's still being built.
Navigate the remediation process without getting taken advantage of. Understand what safe looks like and what to watch out for.
Learn how to properly test your home and your body, and how to read those results so they actually mean something.
Raquel Martinez
Sandy Morales
Jamira Farr
Amanda Palmer
Maria Edmonsond
We start at the beginning — your symptoms, your history, your home. I'll tell you what I'm seeing and what to do next.
This is where people lose the most money. Proper testing, the right people, and work that's done correctly the first time.
Bring me in mid-process. It costs far less to catch a bad job now than to discover it after the walls close up.
Sometimes the work was incomplete. Sometimes it's the body, the house, or somewhere nobody thought to look.