00:00 Symptoms of neuroinflammation
00:55 Common drivers of neuroinflammation
01:42 Intestinal permeability
03:45 But brain axis
04:07 Leaky blood brain barrier
05:36 Activated microglia
06:08 Glutamate excitotoxicity
07:12 Tryptophan and quinolinic
08:40 Nitric oxide
09:20 Environmental toxins
10:03 Microglial priming
10:51 CFS as sickness behavior
12:10 Introduction to biotoxins
12:45 Immune pattern recognition
13:54 Inability to detoxify biotoxins
15:06 Chronic inflammatory response syndrome (CIRS)
15:52 Low MSH
18:32 Testing for CIRS
19:27 Where to start?

In this video we examine the underlying mechanisms behind brain inflammation. Some common causes include:

- Intestinal permeability (leaky gut)
- Biotoxin illness (mold, stealth infection)
- Environmental toxin exposure

In the next video, we look at some strategies to support this problem.

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