Mold Detox Therapy in Redmond: Root-Cause Healing with Dr. Savannah Bukant, ND

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Mold Detox Therapy in Redmond, WA

With Savannah Bukant, CNTP, MRWP – A Gentle Return to Feeling Whole Again

There’s this moment—a quiet one—that many people describe to me.

It’s not dramatic. Not a diagnosis or a big “aha.” It’s just... a sense. That their body isn’t quite responding like it used to. Like the gas tank runs out faster. Or meals feel heavier. Or that the clarity they used to count on—their energy, their focus—has dulled, and they can’t quite say when it started.

If that feels familiar, you’re not alone. And it’s not in your head.

In Redmond—where long workdays often mean hours indoors, and homes are built to seal everything in—I've found that mold exposure is far more common than people realize. Not the kind you see on your walls, necessarily. It’s subtler. Lingering. Quiet.

My name is Savannah. I’m a nutritional therapy practitioner based just next door in Kirkland. And I help people unravel the parts of their health that no one else has really taken the time to sit with. For some, mold detox therapy ends up being a big part of that journey. For others, it’s just one piece. Either way, the way we work together? It’s personal. It’s calm. It’s slow. And it meets you where you are.

How Mold Slips Through the Cracks

Most of the folks I see haven’t been living in what they’d call “problem homes.” Quite the opposite. A lot of Redmond homes are newer. Modern. Clean. Energy-efficient.

But that tight insulation, that new construction—it traps moisture just the same. Without the right airflow, especially in places like bathrooms, beneath flooring, or around windows, mold finds its way in.

I’ve worked with people who live in apartments along the Sammamish River, townhomes near Redmond Ridge, older houses down by Bear Creek. And I’ve heard so many of the same symptoms. Not just fatigue—but that foggy, far-away kind. Not just allergies—but this vague pressure behind the eyes that never fully clears. Or this feeling of being chemically sensitive to everything lately—perfume, detergent, even the grocery store cleaning aisle.

What’s hard is that none of these things scream “mold.” Not on their own. But when you zoom out, the pattern speaks.

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What Happens Inside the Body

Here’s the simple version: mold releases toxins. Tiny ones—called mycotoxins—that get into your body through air, skin, or what you eat or drink. And your body? It wants them out.

That’s what your detox systems are for. The liver, lymph, gut, kidneys, even your skin—they’re all doing this work every day, whether you realize it or not. But if there’s too much coming in, or if your system is already tired, those toxins start to hang around.

Some people process them easily. Others—roughly 1 in 4—carry genetic traits that make mold detox harder. Their bodies sort of recycle the toxins instead of releasing them. And over time, that buildup becomes… noticeable. Not always in obvious ways. But in ways that make you feel like your body’s slowly becoming unfamiliar.

It’s not weakness. It’s just what happens when the body’s carrying too much, for too long.

So What Does Detox Look Like?

This might be surprising, but I don’t start with detox at all.

Not at first.

Because detox only works when your body feels safe. When the “drainage pathways”—the places toxins exit—are open and ready. Otherwise, you’re just stirring things up. And that can feel worse, not better.

Here’s what our work might include, depending on what your body’s asking for:

  • A long, real conversation. We go over your symptoms, yes—but also your space, your stress, your story.

  • Optional testing, if we think it’ll bring clarity. But it’s never required.

  • Nourishment first—supporting digestion, easing the liver load, helping the lymph flow again.

  • Binders, maybe. Charcoal, bentonite, chlorella—but only when you’re ready, and only in small, respectful ways.

  • Nervous system support—because a body stuck in fight-or-flight won’t release what it’s clinging to.

I’ve worked with people who’ve been through rounds of supplements before finding me. People who were told to push through symptoms, or who blamed themselves for not getting better fast enough. I’m not here for any of that. This is a whole different pace.

Why Redmond Isn’t Immune to Mold

Redmond has this blend of nature and industry—Microsoft campuses backed up to protected wetlands, tightly built neighborhoods surrounded by towering trees. But that also means lots of dampness, little sun in some yards, and buildings that may not breathe as well as they need to.

I see clients who:

  • Live in brand-new townhomes and notice they feel better when they’re out of the house

  • Work in tech offices with recycled air and come home feeling wiped

  • Renovated older homes and started getting headaches months later

  • Have kids or partners with similar symptoms—but doctors say everything looks “fine”

The mold doesn’t have to be obvious. And it doesn’t always come with black spots or bad smells. Sometimes it’s just the way your body feels, day after day, in a space that used to feel safe.

Frequently Asked Questions About Mold Detox in Redmond

  • Nope. Testing can help, but it’s not the first step for everyone. We start with your symptoms and story. And if we ever decide to test, I’ll help you find the simplest, most affordable way to do it.

  • You’re in the right place. I specialize in working with sensitive systems. Everything is introduced carefully. Slowly. With lots of feedback and room to adjust.

  • Yes. We work with what you can control. Your internal resilience matters as much—sometimes more—than your environment. We’ll talk about ways to reduce exposure while also building your body back up.

  • Not at all. My office is about 15 minutes from most of Redmond, but I also offer virtual sessions. Many clients do a mix. Whatever fits your life.

  • It varies. I’ve seen people feel shifts in a few weeks. Others take months. This isn’t linear work. There’s no finish line. But we go one step at a time, and I’ll be there for every one.

The Body Remembers What Balance Feels Like

Sometimes, just hearing someone say “I believe you” changes everything.

If your body’s been carrying something you couldn’t name—if you've been told it's just in your head, or you're too sensitive, or you're doing everything right and still don’t feel right—I want you to know: you’re not broken.

You’re responding to something. And that something might be mold.

This work isn’t flashy. It’s quiet. Layered. Thoughtful. But it works. And you don’t have to go it alone.

To book a session or ask a question, call (425) 403-5800.

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