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Your Indoor Air Podcast

Your Indoor Air Podcast

著者: Change the Air Foundation
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Your Indoor Air Podcast is brought to you by Change the Air Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization on a mission to help renters and homeowners understand how the air in their homes and buildings can make them sick and what they can do to change that.

Join us as we provide research-based, actionable information that shines a light on the hidden epidemic of poor indoor air quality caused by mold, mycotoxins, VOCs, and other indoor pollutants. If you live or work indoors, this podcast is for you!

For more information, please visit us at ChangeTheAirFoundation.org



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  • Episode #91: Is Early Inflammation Behind Your Child's Autism, ADHD, or Anxiety? Interview with Dr. Pejman Katiraei
    2026/07/21

    What if your child's colic, reflux, eczema, or sensory issues are not unrelated problems but early warning signs of something much deeper?

    In this important conversation, Dr. Pejman Katiraei unpacks how early bacteria and mold exposure can quietly hijack a child's developing brain and immune system, sometimes before they are even born. He traces the progression from seemingly minor early symptoms all the way to neuroinflammatory conditions like autism, ADHD, PANS, and PANDAS, and explains why conventional medicine often misses the connection. From the surprising role of bacteria in water-damaged homes to whether neuroinflammatory progression can be stopped or even reversed, Dr. Katiraei breaks it all down in a way that is both scientifically grounded and truly hope-filled.

    If you are a parent who has been told your child will just grow out of it, or that various symptoms are unrelated, this fascinating conversation could be the one that finally connects the dots.

    Episode Highlights

    • Does Dr. Katiraei believe early neuroimmune changes in children are fully reversible if addressed in time, or can they leave a lasting mark on the nervous system? (2:31)
    • What determines whether a child stops at early symptoms like colic or reflux versus progressing toward a more serious neuroinflammatory condition? (8:39)
    • If Dr. Katiraei could design an ideal diagnostic panel for children with neuroimmune dysfunction, what markers would it include that standard labs routinely miss, and where does he hope diagnostic technology is headed in the next decade? (18:24)
    • Is treating water-damage bacteria any different from treating mycotoxin exposure, or does the same approach apply to both? (27:05)
    • What are the earliest clinical clues that point Dr. Katiraei toward mold and water-damage bacteria as the primary driver rather than another underlying cause such as Lyme or strep? (30:57)
    • Can a child's gut microbiome recover on its own after biotoxin exposure is removed, or does it need active treatment? And if so, should the focus be on binders or on calming immune activation and repairing the gut barrier? (35:45)
    • Where do probiotics fit into Dr. Katiraei's treatment approach, and are there situations where they can do more harm than good? (39:43)
    • What can Dr. Katiraei share about his upcoming book? (42:57)

    Links mentioned in interview:
    Navigating Mold-Related Illness in Children With Dr. Pejman Katiraei: https://changetheairfoundation.org/navigating-mold-related-illness-in-children/

    From Toxic to Treated: Part 1 With Dr. Neil Nathan: https://changetheairfoundation.org/from-toxic-to-treated-part-1/

    Get in touch with our guest:
    Website: https://drkatiraei.com

    Clinic website: https://wholistickids.com

    Instagram: @wholistickids

    Substack: @pejmankatiraei

    YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@pkatiraei


    Learn more about Change the Air Foundation:
    https://ChangeTheAirFoundation.org

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    Disclaimer: Your Indoor Air Podcast, a Change the Air Foundation production, is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute the practice of medicine, nursing, healthcare or other professional services, such as giving healthcare advice. The use of information on this podcast or materials linked from this podcast is at the user’s own risk. The content of this podcast is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical care. Users should not disregard or delay in seeking medical attention for any medical condition or concern they may have.





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  • Episode #90: From Toxic to Treated: Part 1 Interview with Dr. Neil Nathan
    2026/05/26
    Could mold, Lyme disease, long-haul COVID, or even carbon monoxide exposure be secretly driving your most mysterious symptoms? After spending decades uncovering what mainstream medicine has missed, Dr. Neil Nathan joins us to share what he has learned. He unravels the complex links between immune triggers and the nervous system, explaining why so many "mystery" illnesses trace back to root causes that many doctors routinely overlook. From how inflammation, limbic system dysfunction, and mast cell activation intertwine to create hypersensitivity, to why so many people suffering today may have had underlying mold or Lyme illness that was only unmasked after COVID or a major life stressor, Dr. Nathan connects the dots in a way that is eye-opening and deeply validating. Whether you are a patient who has been dismissed, a parent watching your child struggle, or a practitioner searching for better answers, this conversation brings fresh clinical insight and genuine hope for recovery. This episode might be just what you need to finally make everything click. Episode Highlights· How do the terms sensitivity, toxicity, and reactivity differ from one another? (4:17)· What new insights does the second edition of Dr. Nathans book, Toxic, share with readers? (7:16)· When taking a patient's history, what patterns lead Dr. Nathan to identify mold toxicity as the primary driver rather than pathogens or other environmental threats? (10:53)· How do children and adults differ in how they present with mold-related illness? (15:17)· What testing can help detect mold-related illness? (16:53)· What would it take for recognition of biotoxin illness to become mainstream in the medical community? (20:32)· What updates are there on the mold questionnaire that Dr. Nathan and Dr. Jill Crista developed through a grant from Change the Air Foundation gave? (24:00)· What are some examples of mold contributing to seemingly unrelated illnesses? (30:06)· How does the progression from initial mold exposure to nervous system dysregulation to hypersensitivity typically unfold? How do the limbic system, vagus nerve, and mast cells interact to create the sensitive patient phenotype, and why do some nervous systems become stuck in this pattern? (36:05)· How can carbon monoxide exposure create lasting sensitivity, even after exposure ends? (45:54)· What cost-effective interventions can provide the greatest benefit for people with mold-related illness? (51:33)Links mentioned in interview:PANS, PANDAS, & Environmental Toxins – Interview With Dr. Jill Crista: https://changetheairfoundation.org/pandas-pans-and-environmental-toxins/Understanding the Role of Mold in Your Body & Home – Interview With Dr. Jill Crista: https://changetheairfoundation.org/understanding-the-role-of-mold-in-your-body-home/Environmental Impacts on PANDAS/PANS With Dr. Jill Crista: https://changetheairfoundation.org/environmental-impacts-on-pandas-pans/Seized by Mold: An HVAC Tech’s Recovery from Mold-Induced Seizures – Interview With AJ & Becky Callegan: https://changetheairfoundation.org/seized-by-mold-an-hvac-techs-recovery-from-mold-induced-seizures/Inhalational Alzheimer’s with Dr. Dale Bredesenhttps://changetheairfoundation.org/inhalational-alzheimers/Carbon Monoxide 101: Testing & Prevention – Interview With Charon McNabb: https://changetheairfoundation.org/carbon-monoxide-101-testing-prevention/Get in touch with our guest:Dr. Neil Nathan’s website: https://neilnathanmd.comLearn more about Change the Air Foundation: https://ChangeTheAirFoundation.orgSign up for our newsletter: https://ChangeTheAirFoundation.org/stay-informed/ Disclaimer: Your Indoor Air Podcast, a Change the Air Foundation production, is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute the practice of medicine, nursing, healthcare or other professional services, such as giving healthcare advice. The use of information on this podcast or materials linked from this podcast is at the user’s own risk. The content of this podcast is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical care. Users should not disregard or delay in seeking medical attention for any medical condition or concern they may have.
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  • Episode #89: Ask Change the Air - What does a mold inspection report look like?
    2026/05/12

    What does a mold inspection report look like?

    Jessica McQuade pulls back the curtain on what separates a useful, actionable report from a report that stalls the whole process. Learn which information truly matters, how inspectors and remediators can work together effectively, and why clear communication and accountability are essential for a smooth, effective remediation process.

    Have a question about mold, water damage, or indoor air quality?

    Submit it to Ask Change the Air, our ongoing monthly Q&A series featuring expert insights based on real questions from homeowners and renters.

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    While we can’t answer every question directly, your submission helps guide future episodes and educational resources.

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    Disclaimer: Your Indoor Air Podcast, a Change the Air Foundation production, is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute the practice of medicine, nursing, healthcare or other professional services, such as giving healthcare advice. The use of information on this podcast or materials linked from this podcast is at the user’s own risk. The content of this podcast is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical care. Users should not disregard or delay in seeking medical attention for any medical condition or concern they may have.

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