Episode 2: Mould Illness: Fact, Fiction, and the Missing Evidence with Daniel Roytas

The Emrys Goldsworthy Podcast

Join us in this compelling episode of "The Emrys Goldsworthy Podcast" as I reconnect with my long-time friend and former academic colleague, Daniel Roytas. In this episode, we dive deep into the world of Mould illness—a controversial topic that has sparked much debate within the medical community. Daniel and I examine the existing literature and discuss the notable gaps in scientific evidence surrounding this condition. As we explore the disconnect between anecdotal experiences and the rigorous demands of scientific validation, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by both patients and practitioners. Don't miss this eye-opening conversation that questions established norms and encourages critical thinking about one of the most polarizing topics in modern health.

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