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Stuck at a traffic light midday at the corner of Hollywood and Vine in Hollywood, California, on my way to record a podcast with storyteller and social media phenom Jay Shetty, I saw a thirtysomething man, about 5′10″, with dirty blond hair, ripped clothes, and blood on his face, talking to himself while gesturing wildly in the air. He seemed oblivious to everyone around him, and those walking on the street paid him no mind. After all, this was Hollywood and Vine. Most of my colleagues would have diagnosed him with schizophrenia or unstable bipolar disorder and wondered why he wasn’t taking his medication to help the voices and visions stay away. When I saw him, I wondered when he’d had his last brain injury, if he had been exposed to mold or environmental toxins, if he suffered with severe gut-health issues, or whether he had an infectious disease like Lyme or toxoplasmosis ravaging his brain.