IF WE CAN FIND A CAUSE-WE CAN FIND A CURE
ABOUT
Our mission is to offer education on the health risks of mold toxicity in genetically susceptible individuals and help those affected seek appropriate treatment.
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We are committed to partnering with researchers to explore the link between mold toxicity and Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). Our goal is to launch clinical trials using existing therapies to address mold toxicity and its impact, with the ultimate aim of finding a cure for Crohn's and Colitis.
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Awareness. Recognition. Research. Treatment. Cure. This is our roadmap to a healthier future.
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If you believe mold may be contributing to your health issues, please share your information by clicking the link below.
How Mold Affects the Gut
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Mold exposure in an HLA Genetically Susceptible Individual.
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tHEORY
The diagnosis of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) is often considered idiopathic, meaning it primarily describes the symptoms associated with the disease rather than identifying a clear underlying cause. The prevailing theory that IBD is an autoimmune disorder or a result of an overactive immune system is unsupported by evidence. Despite this, many well-meaning gastroenterologists continue to adhere to this view and, as a result, fail to explore environmental triggers.
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Research has long been focused on suppressing adaptive immune responses and examining microbial changes or infectious burdens. Efforts to treat infections, modulate dysbiosis, and address low-grade surface inflammation have not led to cures. This is because the true origin of IBD symptoms lies in innate immune dysregulation, not the overactive immune response typically associated with autoimmune theories.
"I was experiencing chronic diarrhea, headaches, joint pain and unexplained anger for years before I accepted my mold ridden home was causing everything"
Carlo
"My middle child and myself spent months dealing with bowel issues, overgrowth of yeast and adrenal issues following a mold exposure while renovating our home"
Stacy
"My colitis flares every time I have a prolonged exposure to indoor mold and removing exposure is the only treatment
that stabilizes my condition"
Alli
"I was diagnosed with IBD while living in a water damaged building. My health began to decline after only a month of living there. It started with joint pain, hormonal changes, anxiety and stomach aches"
Iris