Does mold make you sleep a lot?

Mold exposure can disrupt sleep patterns and contribute to sleep disturbances. The presence of mold toxins (mycotoxins) in the environment may affect the nervous system and sleep regulation. It can cause fatigue, brain fog, and other cognitive issues impacting sleep and recovery times. These toxins can overwork the immune system, causing the body to need significantly more sleep. Mold-related symptoms such as nasal congestion, coughing, and allergies can also lead to discomfort that may interfere with sleep quality. While not everyone exposed to mold will experience sleep-related issues, it could impact a person this way.

If you believe toxic mold has affected your sleep or health, please seek advice from a knowledgeable doctor specializing in treating mold.

We specialize in treating mold-related illnesses, so contact us for a consultation. We can help diagnose the extent of your issue and offer a proven mold healing treatment protocol.

Our FREE Mold newsletter series is also available to provide more information about how toxic mold can impact the brain and our strategies for treatment.

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