Concerns about mold at home or work deserve a practical response. Discuss symptoms with a qualified medical clinician and address the building's moisture or mold problem through appropriate inspection and remediation.
Testing needs clinical context
A commercial test being available does not mean it can explain your symptoms. The CDC's discussion of unvalidated urine mycotoxin testing explains why these results should not be treated as proof of a mold-related illness.
Ask your clinician what a proposed test can establish, how it would change care, and what other causes of your symptoms need consideration. General blood tests should not be presented as a confirmation of “mold toxicity.”
Focus on the exposure and appropriate care
For guidance on moisture, cleanup, and health concerns, see the CDC's mold resources.
This article does not recommend charcoal, herbs, supplements, or acupuncture as a mold detoxification protocol. Do not use an online supplement schedule in place of an assessment and a plan to address the exposure.