Become a Mold Literate Practitioner
Brain fog? Memory problems? It’s likely mitochondria. Mitochondrial dysfunction is also found in chronic health issues. In this course, you’ll learn the foods and nutrients you need to make healthy mitochondria, reduce oxidative stress, and learn how to nurture and protect those tiny energy factories in order to increase your resilience and staying power.
Discover the foods and nutrients you need to make healthy mitochondria, how to reduce oxidative stress, and nurture and protect those tiny energy factories in order to increase your resilience and staying power.
Mitochondrial anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry
Common signs and symptoms of mitochondrial dysfunction
Root causes and contributing factors behind mitochondrial issues
Foundational strategies to support healthy mitochondria
Herbal tools and natural support for mitochondrial function
Key tests to assess mitochondrial health
How to interpret results and spot common dysfunction patterns
Effective intervention strategies to restore mitochondrial balance
Real-world case studies and deeper clinical insights
This advanced training equips practitioners with a comprehensive clinical framework for identifying, assessing, and supporting clients with mold and biotoxin illness. Bridging functional and conventional perspectives, the course outlines a step-by-step model that includes reducing exposure, addressing colonization and fungal overgrowth, and enhancing detoxification and immune resilience.
Practitioners will gain a nuanced understanding of mold-related pathophysiology, lab testing interpretation (including mycotoxins, antibodies, blood work, and OATs), and targeted intervention strategies across diet, lifestyle, and supplementation—using FDN’s foundational D.R.E.S.S. model.
After completing this training practitioners will have the knowledge, skills, and tools to coach their clients through complex mold illness in confidence!
Intro
Course Orientation & Roadmap
Lesson 1
Fundamentals of Mold, Fungi, and Mycotoxins.
Lesson 2
Immune, Neurological, and Mitochondrial Impact.
Lesson 3
Home, Work, Water-Damaged Buildings, VOCs.
Mycotoxins, Antibodies, Organic Acids, Advanced Blood Markers, and Environmental Labs.
Lesson 5
Protocols for Exposure Reduction, Gut Support, and Detoxification.
Lesson 6
Review a real-world case study of a 35-year-old female, applying the concepts and strategies from the course to assess and support mitochondrial health.
