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A Sample Day on a Mold Detox Diet Putting it together, heres what a single day of mold-detox-friendly eating might look like: Morning Warm water with fresh lemon and grated ginger Pasture-raised eggs scrambled with garlic, spinach, and turmeric, cooked in coconut oil Side of avocado and a handful of blueberries Green tea (mycotoxin-tested brand) Lunch Large salad: mixed leafy greens, roasted beets, broccoli, pumpkin seeds, wild-caught salmon, olive oil and lemon dressing, fresh cilantro Bone broth on the side Afternoon Snack: small handful of almonds with fresh berries Or: sliced cucumber with hummus Dinner Roasted chicken with turmeric, oregano, and garlic Steamed broccoli and Brussels sprouts Roasted sweet potato Side salad with cilantro and seaweed flakes Beverages Throughout the Day Filtered water (most of the day) Herbal teas (ginger, dandelion, peppermint) One mycotoxin-tested coffee (optional, in the morning) The principles are simple even when the execution is detailed: lots of vegetables, quality proteins, herbs and spices with antifungal action, healthy fats, minimal sugar, and steady hydration

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