Biography

Dr. Andreas Grossgold attended the New Granada Military School of Medicine where he obtained his medical degree in General Medicine and Surgery. He also completed an internship in Emergency Medicine at Memorial Hermann Hospital in Houston, TX. Dr. Grossgold completed two residency programs, one in Internal Medicine and the other in Pediatrics at University of Texas Medial School and Texas Children's Hospital. With a deep commitment to holistic and science-based care, Dr. Grossgold earned a Doctorate in Integrative Medicine from Capital University in Washington, DC and later completed a five-year postdoctoral fellowship at Baylor College of Medicine, specializing in cell biology, gene therapy, neuroscience, and cardiovascular genetics. Dr. Grossgold further expanded his expertise by completing a fellowship in Integrative Psychiatry through the University of Colorado School of Medicine and the Integrative Psychiatric Institute. He is currently pursuing a third fellowship in Integrative Medicine at Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona, Class of 2026. Dr. Grossgold brings extensive medial training and advanced expertise to the treatment of mold toxicity and environmentally acquired illnesses. With a strong foundation in conventional medicine combined with advanced integrative and functional medicine training, Dr. Grossgold specializes in identifying and addressing CIRS and complex biotoxin-related conditions. His science-based root cause approach has helped many patients who struggled for years with unexplained symptoms finally find answers and meaningful recovery. Through comprehensive testing, personalized treatment plans, and a deep understanding of environmental illness, Dr. Grossgold plays a vital role in supporting patients before, during and after mold remediation.