What experts want you to know about mycotoxins in your spice rack
Originally featured in the New York Post · May 13, 2026 RO Dr. Racheal Onah, NMD Consulting physician, RealTime Labs The New York Post recently…
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Mycotoxins and Climate Change: Why Mold Is Becoming a Bigger Problem in Our Homes and Food Supply
Introduction As global temperatures rise and climate patterns continue to shift, scientists are sounding the alarm on an often-overlooked consequence: our growing exposure to mycotoxins. These…
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Understanding Mycotoxin Binders: Your Guide to Detoxification
If you’ve tested positive for mycotoxin exposure through testing at RealTime Labs or another facility, you may have heard about “binders” as part of your recovery plan….
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Treating Sensitive Mold Sick Patients
Presented by Dr. Neil Nathan, MD This webinar features physician and mold toxicity expert Dr. Neil Nathan, MD who examines what he refers to as…
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5 Important Tips to Know Before Seeing a Doctor for Toxicity
You’ve been experiencing symptoms of exposure to mycotoxins or environmental pollutants like glyphosate, maybe you even have laboratory results that prove that you have an…
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Sick Building Syndrome: Are you at risk?
One of the latest buzz phrases making its way around the chronic illness community is Sick Building Syndrome, or SBS. What exactly is Sick Building…
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Legal Marijuana Containing Dangerous Mold Still Considered “Safe” by States
Marijuana’s humid growing conditions are a paradise for dangerous mold. States with legal marijuana make growers hire laboratories to check for concentrations of mold and other contaminants that can sicken or kill. But laboratories in many states appear to underreport concentrations of contaminants, a Wall Street Journal analysis found.
