Clinical Mastery Series with Dr. Jill: Mast Cells, Mold & Mystery Illness Part 1

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Clinical Mastery Series with Dr. Jill: Mast Cells, Mold & Mystery Illness Part 1
Real-World Clinical Strategies for MCAS and Environmental Toxicity Unexplained fatigue.

Unexplained fatigue.
Migrating pain.
Chronic inflammation with no clear cause.

For many complex patients, the missing links are mast cell activation, mold toxicity, and hidden environmental triggers that drive multisystem illness. 

In this masterclass, Dr. Jill Carnahan shares the real-world clinical frameworks she uses to uncover root causes and support patient resilience. She is widely known for her expertise in functional medicine, environmental toxicity, and complex chronic disease.

Part 1 of this series focuses on practical and immediately usable strategies for identifying MCAS and environmental triggers in patients who do not fit neatly into conventional diagnostic categories.

What You Will Learn

• How mast cells respond to mycotoxins, infections, and environmental stressors
• Symptom patterns that strongly suggest MCAS even when labs are inconclusive
• How mold exposure and indoor environmental toxins contribute to chronic inflammation and immune imbalance
• Case-based insights from Dr. Jill that highlight common clinical pitfalls
• Clinical strategies for history-taking, testing, and differential diagnosis
• Foundational steps for stabilizing hypersensitive patients before moving to deeper interventions