
08/05/2025
And last but not least (please do not forget this one!) ……..MYCOTOXINS.
Even if gastroparesis is being driven by one of the other 3 listed here by Modern Endocrine, what is driving THAT thing? 🤔
If I had a dollar every case where it wasn’t mold until it turned out to be something else that down the line was actually caused by mold, well let’s just say I’d have a lot of dollars.
It’s not always mold, but more times than not (by a wide margin), it is.
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Gastroparesis isn’t just "slow digestion," but often a sign of deeper imbalances like vagus nerve dysfunction, gut inflammation, or blood sugar dysregulation.
Root-cause triggers we explore include:
⚡ Nerve signaling disruptions, which are often linked to diabetes or chronic stress
🦠 Gut microbiome imbalances such as SIBO and dysbiosis
🔋 Mitochondrial dysfunction (low cellular energy = weak motility)
Hope exists! With targeted testing and personalized care, including diet, prokinetics, and stress support, symptoms can improve. Comment BELLY, and I'll send you a link!
https://www.modern-endocrine.com/gut-health/