MoldCo founder Ariana Thacker on tackling mold-related illness. “After...

Uploaded: 2025-09-19T20:44:05.000Z
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In this episode, Ariana Thacker (Ariana Thacker), founder and CEO of MoldCo (MoldCo) and I discuss mold-related illness and Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS). This was the main reason I’ve been so sick.

Mikhaila Peterson

41,277 views • 5 months ago

1:05:49

My first interview with Ariana Thacker Ariana Thacker, cofounder & CEO of Moldco MoldCo. This is deep dive into why mold-related illness is such a massive problem in the US and how to solve it. 0:04 Sparking the American revolution 0:39 How Moldco started 3:54 Symptoms of mold exposure 10:27 Treating mold related issues 16:17 Ariana’s experience with mold illness 21:25 The different types of mold 25:19 Raising a VC fund 31:05 Shoemaker Protocol 35:12 Mold toxicity awareness 40:01 How to avoid mold when traveling 49:27 Why mold exposure can compound with other illnesses 57:10 What’s been the most surprising thing

Ti Morse

26,137 views • 9 months ago

2:10:49

50% of Homes Have Toxic Mold — Stop Silently Suffering w/ Ariana Thacker Ariana Thacker joins Robert ₿reedlove and Eric V Stacks to share her personal journey through chronic mold exposure. They discuss the hidden dangers of mold, how to test for mold independently, the lies of Big Pharma, and why symptoms like brain fog, anxiety, and fatigue are often misunderstood. 1:24 – Chronic Mold: Ariana’s Health Journey 7:12 – Discovering the Root Cause 14:53 – What Are Mold Spores? 17:45 – How to Test for Mold Independently 21:48 – iCoin Bitcoin Wallet 23:18 – Cowbolt: Settle in Bitcoin 24:33 – Mold, Depression, and Emotional Health 25:51 – Candida Albicans Explained 27:07 – Rock Bottom: The Breaking Point 32:10 – What Mold Treatments Actually Work 36:28 – Common Mold-Related Symptoms 37:39 – Starting a Business After Healing 39:47 – Why Pharma Treats Symptoms, Not Root Causes 41:26 – Heart and Soil Supplements 42:26 – Mine Bitcoin with Blockware Solutions 43:52 – Mold Co’s Solution Strategy 47:49 – Mold Remediation: What You Need to Know 55:26 – DIY Mold Removal Tips 59:22 – Brain Fog and Cognitive Decline 1:03:57 – Helping Lightning Startups with In Wolf’s Clothing 1:04:49 – Onramp Bitcoin Custody 1:06:46 – Grandma’s Wisdom and Homeopathy 1:12:40 – EMFs, Air Travel, and Mold Exposure 1:16:54 – Mold Toxicity and Pregnancy 1:19:59 – Mind Lab Pro Supplements 1:21:10 – Buy Bitcoin with Coinbits 1:22:37 – Micro-organism Predators 1:26:05 – Homeopathic Mold Remedies 1:34:43 – Biblical Insights on Mold and Healing 1:42:16 – The Farm at Okefenokee 1:43:26 – Orange Pill App 1:43:52 – How to Optimize Your Home for Health 1:50:13 – The Best Low-Mold Cities in the U.S. 1:55:09 – Where to Start: Mold Detox 101 1:58:23 – Hidden Red Flags of Mold Exposure 2:06:53 – Inside the Mold Co Process 2:08:38 – Final Thoughts and Where to Find Mold Co

The "What is Money?" Show

13,657 views • 1 year ago

0:37

Three years ago I got sick from something most people overlook: mold exposure. Today, that journey comes full circle: we’re announcing MoldCo’s $8M Seed (total $11M), led by Cantos + Collab Fund, to build the new standard of care for mold and chronic inflammation. The mission is clear: to serve patients who’ve waited far too long for answers. To celebrate, we’re giving away 50 free lab tests. Comment “labs” to claim one and we’ll DM you!

Ariana Thacker

271,536 views • 10 months ago

1:06

I draw a bold connection: the internal environment that fuels cancer is often the same one that allows mold to thrive. Low oxygen. High glucose. Acidic tissues. In this clip, I explain how mold or fungus — much like cancer cells — tend to flourish in low-oxygen, high-sugar environments. I am not saying mold causes all cancers, but over the years I have noticed a pattern in many cases: chronic mold exposure in the home, often unnoticed or ignored, can be part of the bigger picture. I share the story of a woman with inflammatory breast cancer who was living in a house with visible black mold on the ceiling. That mold was not just a surface issue — it reflected a deeper imbalance in her internal terrain. The message is not fear — it is awareness. Mold is not only a building problem; it can be a biological burden. And when someone is already unwell, every exposure matters. Clean the air. Clean the food. Clean the terrain. My message is simple: create a body environment where disease cannot easily thrive.

Barbara Oneill

78,435 views • 5 months ago

3:41

Mold exposure can seriously affect health 🏠⚠️ In one case, a woman developed severe welts after prolonged exposure to black mold. Even after leaving the environment, her symptoms continued — showing how deeply mold exposure can impact the body. Some people report improvement when they focus on: 🌿 Reducing sugar and processed foods 🥦 Eating a nutrient-dense, whole-food diet 🧄 Using herbs traditionally known for antifungal support 💧 Supporting detox pathways (hydration, sleep, stress reduction) Mold-related illness can be complex and may require proper medical evaluation, testing, and professional guidance. Removing the source of exposure is always the first and most important step. Your environment matters. Your diet matters. Your lifestyle matters. If you suspect mold exposure, seek qualified medical advice.

Barbara Oneill

40,069 views • 5 months ago

3:30

Chlorine dioxide gas was used against anthrax and will also remove mold. In this CNN report, mold from water damage in a restaurant is removed by a company that offers mold removal with chlorine dioxide. I have heard multiple people discuss using it to remove mold from their homes. I had a water leak under my kitchen cabinet that I didn’t notice right away. I used it to remove the mold and moldy smell. By the way, those of us in the chlorine dioxide community know that we have a tool at our fingertips if “they” should ever try some type of biological attack with spores or something real (not fake viruses). We can use it internally and externally.

Victor Scott

41,645 views • 4 months ago

0:48

Mold isn't always visible, but its effects on the body can be. Chronic congestion, coughing, wheezing, sinus issues, and unexplained respiratory symptoms may have more to the story than you realize. Indoor mold exposure has been linked to a range of health concerns, yet it's often one of the last things people think to investigate. In this episode, we break down what mold is, why indoor exposure matters, and how it may be impacting your health.

Gary Brecka

16,270 views • 16 days ago

1:47

🚨 A WOMAN CLAIMS HIDDEN MOLD IS SECRETLY CAUSING DIVORCES — AND THE INTERNET IS LOSING IT A woman is going viral after making a claim that sounds completely insane at first: "Before you get a divorce, test your house for mold." According to her, mold exposure can trigger: • rage • anxiety • depression • brain fog • mood swings • gut problems • inflammation • and sudden personality changes She says the scariest part is that most people never even realize it's there. No giant black spots. No walls covered in mold. No obvious warning signs. Only small hidden patches quietly affecting the people living around them. The video exploded after she claimed that once she left her house, she started feeling normal again within days. Now the internet is completely split. Some people think it's one of the most overlooked health issues in America. Others think people are trying to blame mold for problems that were already there. Meanwhile, the comments have completely gone off the rails: • "Does mold cause cheating too?" • "My wife cheated because of mold. I found them together in the shower." • "We're three houses in. I think HE'S the mold." • "Does mold cause husbands to delete texts from coworkers?" Thousands of people are now sharing stories about moving homes and suddenly feeling like completely different people. Could mold be ruining more relationships than people realize? 📹: TikTok/kristen.lemmon

HustleBitch

394,325 views • 2 months ago

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American did an experiment for 23 days to see how long it would take store bought bread to mold - The 1st piece of bread is homemade - The 2nd piece of bread is store bought with water on it - The 3rd piece of bread is normal store bought white bread as a control Here are the results: Homemade bread of course started to mold quickly. The bread with water on it was able to mold after 23 days. The white bread without water is still perfect after 23 days Store bought bread doesn’t mold because of the preservatives and emulsifiers being used to extend shelf life and for that spongy texture Our food is poison

Wall Street Apes

57,200 views • 6 days ago

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🚨 STATE SENATOR HOLDS UP 2.5-YEAR-OLD ALDI BREAD WITH ZERO MOLD — “WHAT THE HELL IS IN OUR FOOD?” On camera, Missouri state senator and attorney Nick Schroer displays a loaf he says has been sitting in his office for over two and a half years. It has zero mold. He crushes it flat. It springs right back. “It smells fine,” he says. Two. And. A. Half. Years. Bread is flour and water. It’s supposed to decay. It’s supposed to grow mold. This one hasn’t. Schroer says he plans to push legislation demanding clearer labeling on what we’re actually putting into our bodies. If something that should break down doesn’t… what exactly are we eating?

HustleBitch

246,189 views • 5 months ago

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I came across this video on Ig when I was about 7 months pregnant and coincidentally there were tiny strains of mold visible on the POP in our room. I was so scared and did alot of research. We found out that we could clean it with vinegar and bleach. My husband did and everyday when I woke up in the midnight, the first thing I would do is check to see if it’d come back. Thankfully there’s no signs of mold in our house since then! I still unconsciously check it cos that video really scared and scarred me😭

Oluwatosin of Jesus || Virtual Assistant🤍

627,682 views • 5 months ago

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Iowa mother: For our kids, Medicaid pays for health care, prescriptions, and respite care. One of my kids needs 17 to 24 hours of care a day. After 3 years on the waiting list, we started using respite through Medicaid. And we could better care for our younger son, or just sit down a minute without worrying about meds and feedings every second. I don't know why we let Republicans waste our time saying that we can't provide health care for everyone.

FactPost

167,198 views • 9 months ago

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Dr. Pradip Jamnadas says mold is a hidden danger most people never suspect. It can settle in your gut or sinuses after exposure to a damp building. Even when you leave that place, the mold stays inside and keeps causing trouble. This triggers constant low-grade inflammation throughout the body. Blood tests often show clear signs: higher CRP, raised complement levels, and imbalanced inflammatory markers. He calls it mold toxicity — and in his practice it turns out to be much more common than doctors usually think. That ongoing inflammation is strongly tied to heart and blood-vessel damage. The medical community has been slow to recognize it, but the chemistry is real. Have you ever had unexplained tiredness, stubborn sinus problems, or heart-related issues after living somewhere moldy or damp? What made you finally connect the dots?

Camus

24,802 views • 5 months ago

1:00

The woman just lost her $56 per month apartment of 4 years because she complained about black mold and a broken refrigerator ‘They literally evicted her and replaced her with a homeless person that doesn’t complain’ She says Karen Bass and Democrats don’t care, they don’t come out to talk to them or help them. They are just left to rot People shouldn’t be kicked out of housing for making legitimate complaints. The NGOs don’t care

Wall Street Apes

170,801 views • 1 month ago

1:18:02

I had Dr. Jaban Moore on my podcast! In my opinion one of the top integrative doctors out there. He works with people around the world on complex chronic illness: Lyme disease, mold toxicity, heavy metals, MCAS, long COVID and everything in between. We get into a ton. Why blood tests for heavy metals are almost completely useless, how your body adapts to toxins so well that your labs can look fine while you are actually very sick, why psych meds can still be sitting in your cells years after you stopped taking them, what it actually means when you react badly to magnesium or B vitamins, the energy budget framework and why high achievers can burn themselves out. Why living in a bubble and feeling okay is not the same as being healed (duh), how trauma and mold toxicity create the same internal loop that keeps your body stuck in fight or flight, what the neurotoxic loop is and why leaving a moldy house does not automatically stop the immune response. He’s an integrative doc I’d trust to treat patients properly and worth a listen.

Mikhaila Peterson

20,728 views • 2 months ago

1:00

Just two years after voters approved Prop. 1, California has exceeded our goal of 6,800 new behavioral health treatment beds. In 1957, California had 37,000 psychiatric beds with half today’s population. That number fell to 5,500 at its lowest, leaving communities without care. Governor Gavin Newsom Gavin Newsom is closing that gap and building a behavioral health system that meets the scale of the crisis and gets people off the streets and into treatment.

Governor Newsom Press Office

61,895 views • 5 months ago

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Cadence founder Chris Altchek is building a way to automate care for chronic diseases like heart failure, hypertension, and diabetes. They manage nearly 100,000 patients. And they're catching ~20 strokes a week before patients know they’re having one. How it works: A doctor orders Cadence. The patient gets connected devices at home, like a blood pressure cuff or scale. Cadence tracks daily vitals, reads medical records, labs, allergies, and symptoms, then uses AI agents with humans in the loop to adjust meds, triage risks, and coach patients on their care plan. If a patient’s blood pressure spikes on a Saturday night, Cadence can call within 2.5 minutes to check symptoms and decide what needs to happen next. One patient in rural North Carolina had been in and out of the hospital three times in six months. After Cadence got him stabilized and on the right meds, he played golf again for the first time in three years. Jordi Hays: "Total white pill."

TBPN

21,013 views • 1 month ago

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Making the seat that kept me alive. The artisans pour gypsum around my body, wait for it to dry, haul me out, and then sculpt a perfect mold of my butt. That mold is used to shape a polyurethane foam seat liner, covered in fire-resistant blue fabric. Comfy and supportive when we smack violently back into the world. Don't leave Earth without one.

Chris Hadfield

875,902 views • 2 months ago

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When we came into office, we were confronted with a fictitious NHIF debt amounting to KSh 30 billion. Shockingly, KSh 5.6 billion of this was linked to the Linda Mama programme. This was not just a matter of numbers. It reflected years of weak oversight, inefficiency and mismanagement that compromised the quality of care delivered to mothers and their children. That is why, under the Social Health Authority (SHA), the Government has embarked on far-reaching reforms to rebuild trust and restore integrity in our health sector. We are tightening accountability systems, sealing financial loopholes and ensuring that every shilling invested in health translates into quality care for our people.

Hon. Aden Duale, EGH

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