Environmental Toxin Testing

Mold Toxicity Test

Also known as: Urinary mycotoxin panel

Urine testing for the toxins released by indoor molds.

UrineAt-home collection kit11 mycotoxins
How to get this lab ↓

Mycotoxins are toxic compounds produced by molds in water-damaged homes, cars, and workplaces, and in some foods. They can affect the immune system, nervous system, gut, sinuses, and hormones — and are frequently missed.

What it measures

Mycotoxins

11 mycotoxins from 13 mold types, covering about 40 species.

  • Aflatoxin M1Associated with moldy grains, nuts, and corn.
  • Ochratoxin AWater-damaged buildings, coffee, grains, and dried fruit.
  • SterigmatocystinWater-damaged buildings and some grains.
  • Roridin EBlack mold in water-damaged buildings.
  • Verrucarin ABlack mold in water-damaged buildings.
  • Enniatin BGrains and some processed foods.
  • ZearalenoneCorn, wheat, and other grains; can act like estrogen.
  • GliotoxinIndoor molds; associated with immune suppression.
  • Mycophenolic acidIndoor molds and some cheeses and silage.
  • DihydrocitrinoneA breakdown product of citrinin, found in water-damaged buildings and grains.
  • Chaetoglobosin AMold on water-damaged drywall and wood.

Who this is for

For stubborn fatigue, brain fog, or sinus symptoms that seem tied to where you live or work.

  • Year-round "allergies" or sinus congestion
  • Light sensitivity
  • Swings in mood or appetite
  • Chronic fatigue
  • Brain fog
  • Headaches
  • Rashes
  • Feeling better away from home or work
  • Visible mold or musty smell

Two ways to get the Mold Toxicity Test

Lab Only

Available to program members — ordered and reviewed by Tiffeny.

Personalized with Tiffeny

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Want your results personally reviewed?

  • One-on-one interpretation of your results
  • Written Root Cause Report
  • Personalized 12-week protocol

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Labs are processed by a CLIA-certified laboratory partner. To protect your privacy, I can only see your results if you add Tiffeny Parker as your practitioner.

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What results can reveal

  • Which mycotoxins you're carrying
  • Likely mold sources
  • A possible driver of fatigue, brain fog, and sinus symptoms

How we interpret it

We read every panel through a functional lens — optimal reference ranges, ratios, and cross-panel patterns. Results become part of your written Root Cause Report and your personalized 12-week protocol.

Removing the source comes first. We then support binding and elimination pathways and protect the minerals mold toxins can deplete.

Often paired with

Common questions

Not sure which panels you need?

Start with the Root-Cause Fit Assessment. Takes about 3–5 minutes. If it looks like we're a good fit, you'll be invited to schedule a 45-minute consultation to discuss your health history, goals, and whether this program is the right next step for you.

Educational information only. Functional lab testing is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Results are reviewed in the context of your full health history.