Mold spores in the air are inevitable, and so is the mold growing on your wood furniture. No matter how often you clean or how well you ventilate your home, there will always be a few spores that slip through and take root in the dampest corners of your house. Read...
Amie Skilton from Australia was 37 years old when she moved into an apartment with her now-husband. She was perfectly healthy: she traveled around the country giving keynote speeches, did “fun runs”, and worked as a naturopath and nutritionist. Then she...
Mold growth is a common problem in many homes and buildings. While most mold is not harmful, some types of mold can produce toxins that can cause health problems. The most common indoor molds are Cladosporium, Penicillium, and Aspergillus. These molds are often found...
Mold is a fungus that can grow almost anywhere there is moisture and organic material. It thrives in humid environments and can cause health problems in people exposed to it. CDC reports that mold exposure can cause various respiratory problems, including coughing,...
Mold and Mycotoxins can have a severe impact on your health. It can cause respiratory, skin irritation, and other serious health problems. Mold can be a pesky issue. It often pops up where it’s hard to see and even harder to get rid of. So, what happens when you...
Mold are microscopic fungi that grow with ease in moist and dusty conditions. They are mostly present in bathrooms, under kitchen sinks, in areas where water has leaked into walls or floors and in wet insulated areas. Sometimes mold also grows on window sills. Mold...
