Dr. Pejman Katiraei

Yeah, absolutely.

So one of the things that really has me become paranoid is probably the right word about mold, if nothing else, very concerned is, let's say a child has X, Y, or Z thing, all right?

And we kind of touched on that.

One of the things that I ask the parents is, do either of you have, and it could be brain fog or memory issues,

And it's not dementia, horrendous memory loss.

But if parents think back to, let's say, five years ago, and their memory is not as sharp as it used to be.

They're more forgetful.

They're having a hard time remembering things.

That's one telltale sign.

And this reflects part of the genetics.

Because they're human beings, they're more resilient to mold toxicity.

So it doesn't affect them as badly.

And then especially with adults, because our systems are more mature and resilient, we can handle

more than little kids.

But a lot of parents are like, yeah, my memory is just not as good as it used to be.

I've just become more forgetful.

And every single parent says the same thing.

I just chalked it up to being a busy, busy parent, just chasing after the kids or just having too much stress.

Every time there's a reason why they've justified their memory issues.

The other thing is fatigue.