Specializing in treating the cause of complex chronic illness #LymeDisease, #MoldIllness, #MCAS #LongCOVID #MECFS #autoimmune

Larkspur, CA
Joined April 2009
Dr. Todd Maderis (@dr_todd) began his career in environmental medicine and specializes in helping patients find the root causes of illness. He and Dr Dempsey cover a wide range of topics comparing best approaches to helping the most complex patients. ThePOTScast.org
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📣 🎙 NEW: My latest is w amazing complex illness unraveler, @dr_todd. We cover: ✅ Toxic mold illness (HUGE prob, hugely under-recognized!) ✅ Longcovid ✅ Lyme ✅ Trauma’s role in illness ✅ pesticides ✅ & more! “Mold in home is like cancer. Remove it with margins!”
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The latest edition of @Lymenews LymeTimes is available for free! It features "An Overview of Lyme Disease Testing" by ISEAI Board member @dr_todd lymedisease.org/members/lyme… #lymedisease #lymetimes #ISEAI
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A new Member Spotlight blog, featuring Todd Maderis, ND from Marin Natural Medicine Clinic in California. >> iseai.org/member-spotlight-t… Read about his unique perspectives on environmental health and more! #lymedisease #moldillness #chronicillness #neuroinflammation #health
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Excited to feature cutting edge brain and mental health topics at the upcoming conference Sept 16-18. Early Bird rates and a $99 public option! Special referral deal. >> conference.iseai.org #ISEAI #medicalconference #functionalmedicine #chronicillness #moldillness
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More general rule I’ve taught for years- “The more certain a person’s views on a scientific issue, the more likely they’re wrong.”
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RT @Lymenews: A new study in BMJ Global Health indicates that Lyme disease has likely infected about 1 in 7 people throughout the world—that’s 14.5% of the world population! buff.ly/3tI5sMv via @GlobalHealthBMJ
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“If medicine can’t see or name the problem, it can neither study nor treat it.” ow.ly/UCfS50I5cTq
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There are 20 different Ixodes species of ticks reported in California. lymediseaseassociation.org/h… via @LymeDiseaseLDA
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A possible biomarker for #LongCovid: “we defined an optimal set of analytes that had the strongest association with LC among the 28 analytes measured. Combinations of the inflammatory mediators IFN-β, PTX3, IFN-γ, IFN-λ2/3 and IL-6 associated with LC with 78.5–81.6% accuracy” ‼️
It seems Long Covid may have found its biomarkers. Persistent inflammation and depletion of blood Naive lymphocytes. nature.com/articles/s41590-0…
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There has been a belief that, in the absence of antibiotics, non-resistant bacteria would outcompete resistant bacteria. However, new research suggests bacteria can simply wait, inactive. This strategy is especially useful to bacteria that form biofilms. science.ku.dk/english/press/…
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Neuroinfection is a serious issue for #lyme patients. New BAL-funded study by ELA Dr. Parthasarathy at @TulaneNPRC finds live & Bb remnants continue to be neuropathogenic in CNS & PNS. FGFR inhibs (cancer) may help. go.nature.com/3K6BoRj
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Will more #COVID-19 lead to more neurodegenerative disease? I don’t see how not if this research holds. This Harvard team found that amyloid beta (the #Alzheimer’s “plaque”) may be an antimicrobial peptide that can form in response to viral infection: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3000…
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Gulf Coast Tick now found in the grasslands of Staten Island. silive.com/news/2022/01/rese…
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Important preprint just out from a large NIH and U-Maryland based team. The title make the point clearly: "SARS-CoV-2 Infection and Persistence Throughout the Human Body and Brain." researchsquare.com/article/r… As would be expected, this includes mild and even asymptomatic cases.
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From earlier this year: A study of patients with cerebral microbleeds, a kind of small vessel disease, were evaluated for infectious diseases. These bleeds were found to be more common in patients with several infections, including #LymeDisease. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3341…
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A major UK study into mixing #COVID19 vaccines has found that people had a better immune response when they received a first dose of AstraZeneca or Pfizer shots followed by Moderna 9 weeks later reuters.com/business/healthc…