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Dr. Jessica Peatross : The Truth About Parasites Controlling Your Brain | DSH #1561
09 Oct 2025
Chapter 1: What are the health risks associated with mold exposure?
Parasites have been around as long as we have. They are not stupid at hiding, at getting detected and tasked, or controlling people's brains if they want to. These people engage in high-risk sexual behavior. They'll gamble. They'll have these irrational anger outbursts.
And it's this parasite which also controls animals' brains too and gets them closer to the source of where it wants to be as a host. Okay, guys, Dr. Jessica Petras here today. We're going to talk some mold and some parasites. Sounds good to me. Let's do it.
Chapter 2: What benefits does fenbendazole offer for health?
Was there any mold on your flight on the way here? You know, sometimes how you see those people on the plane and they breathe on you and they have like moldy breath. Yeah.
Chapter 3: How do parasites manipulate human behavior?
I'm like, they live in mold, but none on the plane directly. Oh, God.
Chapter 4: How does Dr. Peatross describe her journey with black magic?
It's moldy people, maybe. Well, those are more in common these days, right? Sad but true. I mean, especially in humid environments like Florida, I'd imagine. Oh, my gosh. Everywhere. You can't get away from it. If there's no airflow, you're just doomed. It was the first test I got when I bought my house. Really? And my realtor was like, why do you want that in Vegas?
Chapter 5: What are the dangers of root canals and their link to health?
But I was like, I'm not chancing it. seen it everywhere i've seen it in the middle east i've seen it in arizona it doesn't matter how dry it is there it's the way we're building houses yeah i just want the peace of mind so it was literally the first thing i did didn't care about the price you're mold free
Yeah, I don't know how advanced the test was, because I know there's different tests, but it came back negative. There's a do-it-yourself one I can give you. Oh, yeah? The ERMI test that's pretty accurate. Okay. Yeah, so that one takes a little while to come back, but it's developed by the EPA, so it's a little more accurate. Nice. How common would you say inside a house is it? Oh, my gosh.
It's pretty bad. We think up to 80% of houses have previous water damage. Wow. And 40% to 45% have current water damage. So that's a big proportion of the houses built in the United States.
Chapter 6: How can we effectively test for parasites?
And people think if they live in a mansion or they don't see it or they have a new build, they're not at risk. But they still are, actually. That's pretty crazy. Yeah, it's scary.
Chapter 7: What are the signs that you might have parasites?
Yeah, I've had a few leaks at my house already. So if you don't notice them quick, I guess they could turn into mold. 24 hours. Oh, that fast? 24 hours. And then you have to cut everything porous out. It's crazy because the mold spores, they're like dandelions. And they blow in the wind. And they hang in the air because they're semi-heavy.
And they burrow into porous things like couches and drapes and carpets and all those things that people have. And the worst part of my job is telling people, hey, you have to get rid of your brand new furniture or brand new house. Dang, I didn't even think about it in furniture.
yeah sensitive people they have to be really careful if you're like pretty resilient someone like you you may not have to but it's one in four people have a sensitive genotype or haplotype where they have to really um be vigilant because their body doesn't recognize mold spores to get rid of them and so that's a lot of people and a lot of houses that are at risk yeah yeah how quick do they start to feel it once once the molds are
It's really dependent on your genetic propensities, I have to say. But if your toxin bucket's full, it's full of toxins and trauma, you're going to be more at risk than someone who has a clean vessel or body. Got it. And I would say there are some people who just get allergies. Runny eyes, runny nose, you know, sneezing. And there are other people who are bedbound.
Like they literally have chronic fatigue syndrome and sarcoidosis and every other autoimmune condition linked to mold. Wow. So it really depends on the person and then what other exposures and traumas they've been through, right? That kind of makes their body resilient or not. I used to go, well, I still go to Lifetime and their sauna had black mold underneath the wooden tiles.
The worst, because you're going to get rid of the mold, and then you're like, there's mold spores in the air that you're sitting in the sauna in. It's crazy. Crazy. Ugh, wonder. And someone, like, found it on accident. Like, one of the tiles popped up, and he lifted it. There was black mold everywhere. Everywhere. This is the way houses work, too. You don't always smell it.
Now, people who are sensitive, they'll smell it more because they're kind of like a hound dog. Their body says, hey, you can't recognize pathogen proteins or mold spores, so you're going to smell this so bad that it's going to make you run out of the house to warn you because you have to trust those people, right? But a lot of people, they don't smell it. They don't see it.
It's behind walls or behind the ceiling or the ground, and so no one suspects. Until something like that happens. Yeah. Would you say you're pretty sensitive to it? No. Actually, I'm a warrior genotype. I'm not sensitive. I'm the worst patient. Don't give me anything to try. I won't feel it. Wow.
I'm very lucky that I was able to come onto these things and believe my patients because I never feel bad. But a lot of people do. And what's the link with mold and parasites? Is there a direct link there? So yes, what mold does is it's a potent immunosuppressive agent.
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Chapter 8: How does emotional and spiritual health impact physical healing?
They're reproducing at that time. They're moving. At about 7 o'clock at night, they start. It's a stress on the body, so you clench, grind your teeth. Yeah. Wow, I must have had a ton as a kid because I used to grind my teeth so hard as a kid. Really? Yeah. Maybe some pinworms or something. I walked around barefoot a lot as a kid. Oh, yeah. That's how you got them too, right? Were you a sick kid?
I would say I was pretty sick. I was skinny, underweight and got sick a lot. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. So definitely if you had like a lowered immune system, you're walking around barefoot. I mean, this is a risk for people. I tell people to ground all the time. People were like, what about hookworms? You know, nothing can be perfect.
But yeah, if you're not resilient, if you're sick, you've got other things building up in your toxin bucket. Do something like that. There is a chance. Yeah. Yeah. I was eating processed food a lot. Like everyone in America, 80% of people do that. Yeah. Welcome to the U.S., right? Which cleanses have you had success with for parasites?
So I have a particular order I go in with people because if I just jump right into a parasite cleanse or a mold detox with people, they're going to feel so sick because they're recirculating toxins in their body that they might not want to be my friend anymore or see me anymore.
So I always try and prep them beforehand, which means if people come to me and they speak without taking a breath and they're so anxious they can hardly stand it, I'm like, whoa. Your nervous system is a total disaster and no protocol is going to stick until I calm you down and calm that inflammation down in your brain and your body.
And so I work on calming their nervous system first and getting them in a place of rest and digest where only healing happens. And after that, I'm like, okay, I could give you a detox, but are you pooping? Are you sweating? Is your liver working? Is your bile moving? Because if it's not, I'm going to kill things off and they're going to sit in your body. Wow.
I'm going to recirculate and there's no way for them to come out. Right? So people tell me they can't sweat. I'm like, that's not good. Normal. That's not good. I didn't know that was a thing. Right. All the time. Every single day. So even in a sauna, they can't sweat? Every single day. They'll literally get beet red and feel like they're going to pass out.
Their heart rate goes up and they never break a sweat. Holy crap. Yeah. What cost is that? So their mitochondria are stunted, which are, you know, equal ATP or energy. These are little powerhouses in our cell. And if they're stunted, you can't make energy or ATP, which equals heat, right? Or your lymphatic system isn't moving. That's part of it, too. Mm-hmm.
These people are often super fatigued, super stopped up. Their drainage isn't working. Half of them tell me they can't poop either. And then they wonder why they feel bad because the reason you poop and you sweat and you do all these other things is partially to raise toxins. So, yeah, you know, I start with nervous system work.
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