Dr. Pejman Katiraei

So there's multiple pieces to it.

First and foremost...

When you look at how molds affect the system and then you add to that glyphosates and you add to that PCBs and you add to that BPA and you add to that other environmental toxicants.

For instance, glyphosates and mold toxins, when you look at their physiological impacts, they're actually very, very, very similar.

They actually cause harm.

They harm the microbiome.

They hit the gastrointestinal tract.

They hit the liver and the detox pathways.

They affect the nervous system.

So my mentor, Dr. Neil Nathan, actually talks about this in his book, Toxic, that we believe that one of the things that have happened is we have the existing toxic load.

And we know, sadly, all human beings, newborns coming into the world.

I'm sure you know of the EWG study.

Everyone has exposure.

We can't escape it.

Living in the world today, we are exposed.

Even if you're eating organic foods, you still have some degree of glyphosate exposure.

All of these environmental toxicants create a certain stress onto the human body.

They create a certain vulnerability.

Now, my observation is that all of these toxicants create that load, but that load is not yet enough to break the system, right?

Now, when you add the 500-pound gorilla on top of that load, all of a sudden, the systems that were still functioning, they had some vulnerability.