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Top Integrative Doctor Explains “Cortisol Addiction” | Jaban Moore Ep 233

Mikhaila PetersonMay 14, 20261h 18m
In a Nutshell

Dr. Jabin Moore, an integrative doctor specializing in complex chronic illnesses like Lyme, mold toxicity, and MCAS, emphasizes identifying and removing hidden burdens (toxins, infections, trauma, radioactive elements like uranium) while rebuilding mitochondrial energy through targeted labs (OAT, HTMA, bloodwork) and microdosing supplements/peptides to avoid detox reactions. High achievers crash from "cortisol addiction" in a self-perpetuating neurotoxic loop where unsafe feelings (environmental or emotional) spike cortisol, inflame mast cells, and drain energy—break it by prioritizing rest, safety, and energy management over aggressive therapies. Authenticity trumps AI-driven health misinformation; focus on basics like clean water, mineral restoration, and immune modulation for adaptability, not bubble life.

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Unsafe feeling response generates more cortisol, leading to toxicity and immune response, creating a self-perpetuating problem even after leaving mold exposure. That's the toxin loop.

Dr. Jabin Moore, welcome to my podcast. Thank you for having me on here. I run labs. I ask questions. And so I figure out how we can get results. I work with the people that can't find answers. Get to be the detective that we all were trying to be when we were kids. We're still not strong enough to survive alone. We still need help. If you're still living in a bubble, there's something missing.

Bubble life is great, but that can't be ideal. I'm not even convinced that the feeling worse part of healing is a good sign.

I had a six-pack. I weighed 200 lb at 5'10". Like, I was fit as could be looking, but I felt awful.

You can't run yourself ragged because it's not a better option for long-term success anyway cuz you're going to end up crashing.

Dr. Jabin Moore runs a clinic in Kansas City, Missouri, works virtually worldwide. Described as a healthcare detective: runs labs, asks questions, figures out results, confirms with follow-up labs. Works with complex chronic illness, Lyme disease, mold, radioactive element toxicities, leading to MCAS. Calls long COVID long Lyme or long Epstein-Barr—chronic infections.

Works with mystery patients who can't find answers, enjoys being the detective.

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