Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Environmentally-Acquired Illness - CIRS/ Mold/Lyme.

Treatments combine targeted detoxification, immune modulation, antimicrobial strategies, and lifestyle modification. We use detailed testing, individualized supplements and botanicals, remediation guidance, and ongoing monitoring to lower biotoxin burden and restore energy, cognition, and overall resilience.

We recommend a combination of labs and clinical tests: mycotoxin panels, HLA typing, inflammatory markers, specialized Lyme serology and PCR where appropriate, and nasal screening for MARCoNS. Results guide a personalized treatment and remediation strategy.

Improvement timelines vary: some patients notice better sleep, cognition, or energy within weeks, while others require several months. Progress depends on exposure removal, diagnosis accuracy, and adherence to detoxification, antimicrobial, and immune-supportive protocols.

Complete elimination is complex: mold spores can persist in environments and Lyme bacteria may persist intracellularly. Our goal is practical—remove exposures, reduce pathogen and biotoxin load, restore immune function, and minimize relapse risk through remediation and ongoing care.

Yes. We coordinate environmental assessments and can refer trusted mold inspectors, HVAC specialists, and remediation professionals. We also advise on home testing options and interpret results to inform treatment and reduce ongoing exposure risks.

Supportive lifestyle changes include anti-inflammatory whole foods, consistent sleep, stress reduction, air filtration, avoiding water-damaged buildings, and gentle movement. These measures complement medical treatment and improve detoxification, immune resilience, and long-term recovery prospects.