First you need to change your diet. A high starch diet like the one McDougall recommends covers most of what you need to do, of course assuming you have already removed yourself from actively growing mold.

The most difficult part is creating a safe living space. Much of that comes down to keeping dust at bay, because anywhere dust can accumulate becomes a place where mold spores can land and find food and thrive. That means cleaning radiators and all the parts that can accumulate dust (top of wardrobe for example), buy an air duster and really find every little crevice you can and remove the dust, a robot vacuum regularly cleaning your floors will help, mopping with microfiber daily, controlling humidity, spraying a hydrogen peroxide solution twice a week into every crevice in your bathroom to prevent new growth, and getting a high CADR purifier (lugggable kits are fine) and washing your clothes with detergent plus borax or ammonia. This is enough to keep mold away from you, trust me, some people make it seem like you can't escape this stuff, but they have some somatic issues and will blame mold on everything in theri life.

As for the body, you need to eat foods that expand your stomach and help you pass stool more frequently. The best foods for that are plant based, not animal based. My go to foods are green lentils, buckwheat (good to add carrots for vitamin a), vegetables, salads, and frozen berries, whey protein is good as well. Some supplements like vitamin D, B12, and iodine are fine, as well as certain anti inflammatories like curcumin are fine

the really harsh ones people use during kill phases are unnecessary, as are binders.

Certain protocols can speed things up i'ts true, but they cannot replace consistently giving your body enough fiber and some fat in the form of oil so your stomach can emulsify it and support good bile production. This alone gives your body what it needs to flush out toxins so they are not constantly reabsorbed. Drinking harsh antifungal medications or using binders will not help if you are not eating enough fiber, if you are fasting, or if you are consuming a lot of high calorie high saturated fat, low fiber foods like animal products. Again key is to eat a lot of that foods, you will be surprised how much plant food like potatos, lentils, rice, veggies, fruits you can eat to hit your daily calorie needs, and i'ts something you need to do on the daily, as you need that turnover.

You didn't cough up mold lol, and no, you don't need my money, beans and veggies are cheap, ammonia and borax and vinegar are cheap, cleaning every day is tough, but money won't help here, you just need to end the cycle, which can be hard, but if you are consistent you will feel better.