Mold Detox

A mold detox is a personalized health plan designed to support your body’s nutritional needs and normal elimination processes when potential mold or mycotoxin exposure is a concern. At Deep Roots Natural Medicine, Dr. Tracie uses a comprehensive approach that may include mycotoxin testing, dietary changes, targeted supplements, and nutritional support based on your individual needs. Identifying and addressing potential sources of ongoing exposure is also an important part of the process.

Mold exposure can sometimes contribute to symptoms that people mistake for seasonal allergies, recurring respiratory problems, or other health concerns. Common symptoms include nasal congestion, coughing, wheezing, itchy eyes or skin, and worsening asthma. Some people also report fatigue, headaches, or difficulty concentrating, although these symptoms can have many possible causes. If you’ve been struggling with unexplained symptoms or have lived or worked in a damp environment, discussing your concerns with a healthcare provider may help determine whether mold exposure should be investigated.

Mold grows in damp environments, including areas affected by leaks, flooding, poor ventilation, or persistent humidity. Common indoor molds include Aspergillus, Penicillium, Cladosporium, and Stachybotrys chartarum, often called black mold. Depending on the species and individual sensitivity, mold exposure may trigger allergic reactions, irritate the respiratory system, or worsen asthma. Some mold species can also produce mycotoxins. However, the presence of a particular mold does not automatically mean it is causing illness.

Deep Roots Natural Medicine offers the MycoTOX Profile® from Mosaic Diagnostics (MosaicDX), a laboratory test that measures 11 mycotoxins or related compounds in a urine sample. The test is designed to help assess potential mycotoxin exposure and inform a broader clinical evaluation. Your clinic will explain how to order the test, prepare your sample, and return it to the laboratory according to the kit instructions. Results should be interpreted alongside your health history and symptoms because the test alone cannot establish that mycotoxins are causing a particular health condition or identify where the exposure occurred.

Yes. Dr. Tracie will review your results with you in person or virtually, explain what the findings may mean, and discuss how they relate to your symptoms and health history. She will help you understand the next steps and whether a personalized plan may be appropriate. Her goal is to make the information understandable so you can make informed decisions about your health rather than trying to interpret complicated laboratory results on your own.

Every patient is different, so your plan will be tailored to your individual needs and test findings. Depending on your circumstances, it may include targeted supplements, nutrition and dietary guidance, hydration, and support for your body’s normal elimination processes. Dr. Tracie will also discuss potential sources of exposure and practical steps to address them. The goal is to support your overall health while taking a thoughtful, individualized approach. Results vary, and no detox plan can guarantee that symptoms will resolve.

Yes. If you suspect mold in your home or workplace, addressing the environmental source is an important step. North Carolina’s humid climate can make moisture control especially important, and mold may grow in hidden areas following leaks, flooding, or persistent dampness. Deep Roots Natural Medicine can help guide you toward professional mold inspection and remediation companies that can assess the property, identify moisture problems, and recommend appropriate remediation. A urine mycotoxin test cannot identify the location of mold in your home, so environmental assessment may be needed separately.

We are at 4108 Park Rd, Suite 210, in Charlotte’s Madison Park neighborhood, a short drive from Dilworth, Myers Park and SouthPark. You can schedule online or call (704) 765-6813.