The Med Spa at Clinical Edge

12/03/2025

🎄✨ Healthy Holiday Swaps ✨🎄
Because enjoying the season shouldn’t mean dealing with bloating, sugar crashes, or inflammation the next day.

These simple, functional-medicine–approved swaps let you stay festive and support your energy, digestion, and immune system all season long.

👇 Swipe through for easy upgrades:
• Anti-inflammatory hot cocoa (your new cozy go-to)
• Blood sugar–friendly desserts that don’t leave you crashing
• Immune-boosting mocktails that feel just as celebratory

✨ Small changes → big support for your hormones, gut, and immunity.

Save this for your next holiday gathering & share with someone who loves all things cozy + healthy. ❤️

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12/01/2025

🌿 ROSEMARY OIL: Doctor Davina Rates It a 10/10 👏✨

Did you know that rosemary oil has clinically gone head-to-head with the prescription hair-growth medication minoxidil… and performed just as well? 🤯💁‍♀️

Rosemary oil has been clinically proven to:
✔️ Stimulates hair follicles
✔️ Supports circulation to the scalp
✔️ Naturally boosts hair growth
✔️ With NO harmful side effects

Meanwhile, minoxidil—although effective—often comes with unwanted side effects like:
❗ Scalp irritation
❗ Flaking & dryness
❗ Unwanted facial hair growth
❗ Increased shedding when stopping
❗ Possible dizziness or headaches

That’s why rosemary oil gets a full 10/10 from us. It’s natural, gentle, and powerful—without the risks. 🌿💚

If hair thinning has you stressed, functional medicine can help you get to the root of the issue (literally and figuratively).

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11/25/2025

11/25/2025

11/25/2025

⭐ How Mold Toxicity May Be Linked to ALS — Key Points From the Study

1. Fungal structures were found directly in ALS brain tissue

Researchers identified fungal cells, hyphae, and spores inside:
• Motor cortex
• Spinal cord
• Cerebellum
• Frontal cortex

This means fungal organisms were physically present in the nervous system of ALS patients.

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2. Fungal DNA was detected in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)

PCR-based methods identified multiple fungal species in ALS patients’ CSF.

This strongly suggests a systemic or chronic fungal infection, not contamination.

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3. Multiple fungal species were present simultaneously

This polyfungal infection pattern is consistent with environmental mold/mycotoxin exposure.

Species identified included:
• Candida
• Aspergillus
• Fusarium
• Alternaria

These are the same molds that:
• Produce neurotoxic mycotoxins
• Thrive in water-damaged buildings
• Are linked to mitochondrial damage

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4. Fungal toxins may attack motor neurons

Mycotoxins are known to be:
• Neurotoxic
• Mitochondria-damaging
• Immune-activating

These processes are all central to the progression of ALS.

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5. Fungal infection triggers chronic inflammation in the CNS

Researchers found inflammatory markers and microglial activation consistent with immune reaction to fungus.

ALS is known to involve:
• Glial activation
• Oxidative stress
• Inflammatory cytokines
• Motor neuron degeneration

Fungal infection could directly drive these processes.

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6. Fungal biofilms may protect the infection and make it chronic

Biofilms formed by molds and yeasts:
• Evade immune detection
• Resist antifungal treatment
• Persist for years

Chronic biofilm-driven infections may slowly damage motor neurons over time.

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7. ALS symptoms may result from long-term fungal colonization

The study suggests a paradigm shift:
ALS may not be purely genetic or idiopathic — in some patients, chronic fungal infection may be a root cause or contributing factor.

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8. Antifungal therapy may help — but has never been formally tested

The authors note that some neurodegenerative diseases improve with antifungal treatment (case reports exist), but ALS has never undergone a clinical antifungal trial.

This is a massive gap in medicine.

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9. Mold/mycotoxin exposure is a known risk for motor neuron disease

Other studies show:
• Ochratoxin
• Aflatoxin
• Gliotoxin
• Trichothecenes

…can cause:
• Motor neuron death
• Myelin damage
• Mitochondrial failure
• Autophagy dysfunction
• Glutamate toxicity

All central features of ALS pathology.

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⭐ Summary Statement (Based on the Study)

The authors conclude:

“Our observations provide compelling evidence of fungal infection in the ALS patients analyzed.”

This is not speculation — they saw fungal organisms inside brain and spinal cord tissue.

11/25/2025

Florida is taking bold steps to protect individual choice and parental rights in healthcare. Under the leadership of Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo, the state has announced plans to become the first in the nation to eliminate mandatory vaccines for school entry. While vaccines for diseases like hepatitis B, chickenpox, and pneumococcal diseases are at the forefront of this push, the state is committed to empowering families to make decisions that are right for their children. Though some changes can happen swiftly through the health department, the full repeal will require legislative action, which is expected to move forward in early 2026. Governor Ron DeSantis and state lawmakers are standing strong in defense of personal liberty, rejecting one-size-fits-all mandates that limit freedom.

11/25/2025

Mold Toxicity & Pregnancy Complications / Genetic Birth Risks

🧬 MYCOTOXINS & PREGNANCY: A Missing Piece in Traditional Medicine

A growing body of research shows that mold toxins (mycotoxins) are far more harmful to pregnancy outcomes than most people—and most clinicians—realize.

A recent review published in Toxins (Basel), 2023 highlights the following risks associated with mycotoxin exposure:

🔸 35% higher probability of stillbirth
🔸 Higher number of premature births
🔸 Increased late miscarriages
🔸 Endocrine disruption affecting fetal development
🔸 Interference with fetal gene expression and organ formation

These findings should be a wake-up call.

Mycotoxins don’t just weaken the immune system…
They can cross the placenta, disrupt cell signaling, and interfere with fetal genetic and endocrine pathways essential for normal development.

This means many women with “unexplained infertility,” recurrent miscarriages, or babies born prematurely may never be evaluated for one of the most biologically plausible environmental causes.

And yet traditional medicine rarely screens for mold exposure.

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🧪 At Clinical Edge, we use the ONLY clinically validated blood mycotoxin test

…to identify mold exposure in real time — essential for anyone:

• Trying to conceive
• With prior miscarriages
• With unexplained infertility
• With autoimmune activation during pregnancy
• Living in moisture-prone homes or with visible mold
• Experiencing chronic sinus, fatigue, or neurological symptoms

Environmental toxicity is not fringe.
It’s cellular biology, endocrinology, and reproductive genetics.

And it’s time we integrate this into women’s healthcare.

📍 Clinical Edge – Marlton, NJ
🔬 Functional Medicine • Longevity • Reproductive Health
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11/25/2025

🧠 Is Mold Toxicity an Overlooked Trigger in Multiple Sclerosis?
A fascinating review published by Rutgers researchers — Purzycki & Shain (2010), Brain Research Bulletin — proposes a compelling connection between fungal toxins (mycotoxins) and Multiple Sclerosis (MS).

While traditional medicine has long focused on viral, genetic, and autoimmune contributors, these researchers highlight a different possibility:

➡️ Certain fungi may colonize non-neuronal tissues and release toxins that damage the glial cells responsible for maintaining myelin.
➡️ This glial damage may initiate or accelerate MS-related demyelination.
➡️ Geographic patterns of MS prevalence also correlate with regions prone to fungal contamination of grains — suggesting an environmental component we’ve largely ignored.

In their own words, the authors suggest fungal toxins may be an “underlying cause of MS” that has been missed in conventional evaluation.

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✔️ Why This Matters for Patients Today

Traditional medicine rarely screens for mold toxicity in patients with:
• Unexplained neurological symptoms
• Migrating pain
• Chronic fatigue
• Cognitive decline
• Autoimmune activation
• MS or MS-like symptoms

Yet clinical experience — and now emerging research — continues to highlight mold as a powerful neuroimmune disruptor.

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🔬 At Clinical Edge, We Use the Only Validated Mycotoxin Blood Test

To bridge this gap, we offer MyMycoLab testing, the only clinically validated mycotoxin blood test available.
This test allows us to:

✔ Detect blood-borne mycotoxins with accuracy
✔ Identify ongoing mold exposure vs. past exposure
✔ Understand the impact on immune and neurological pathways
✔ Build targeted detox, mitochondrial, and neuroinflammatory protocols

This is the level of precision medicine people deserve — especially those with chronic conditions that remain unexplained despite years of conventional evaluation.

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🌱 We are missing this in traditional medicine.

Too many patients are told “everything is normal” even when their symptoms clearly are not. Environmental toxins — especially mycotoxins — remain a massively under-recognized driver of neurological and autoimmune disease.

It’s time we expand the lens of what we consider in chronic illness.

If you or someone you care for is struggling with neurological symptoms, autoimmune activation, or unexplained chronic illness, my team and I can help.

📍 The Med Spa at Clinical Edge – Marlton, NJ
🔬 Functional Medicine • Longevity • Regenerative Therapies
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11/22/2025

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11/21/2025

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