This school provides foundational education on inflammation, innate immunity, cytokines, immune priming, neuroinflammation, mitochondria, mast cell activation, brain-body signaling, and symptom expression. It serves as the shared scientific foundation that connects the other schools — the biology that underlies how the body responds to exposure, infection, and stress.
Foundational education on the biology of chronic inflammation, immune dysregulation, and neuroinflammation.
Anticipated release: January 2027.
How the brain and body communicate through immune and nervous system pathways, and how chronic inflammation disrupts that signaling. Anticipated release: January 2027.
How cytokines drive symptom expression in chronic inflammatory illness and what that means for patients and practitioners. Anticipated release: January 2027.
Understanding immune priming, re-exposure responses, and why some people become increasingly sensitive over time. Anticipated release: January 2027.
A foundational introduction to inflammation — what it is, why it happens, and how it becomes chronic. Anticipated release: January 2027.
Understanding the innate immune system, its role in immediate defense, and how it intersects with chronic inflammatory conditions. Anticipated release: January 2027.
The connection between chronic inflammation, mitochondrial dysfunction, and the energy depletion seen in chronic illness. Anticipated release: January 2027.
Understanding neuroinflammation — how the brain's immune system activates and what happens when it doesn't turn off. Anticipated release: January 2027.
Educational content only. Biotoxin University does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, lab interpretation, or environmental clearance decisions. Consult qualified professionals for personal decisions.