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Molds and mold spores are everywhere, our homes, outside and in foods. Moist and humid environments, such as buildings that had a leak or a damp basement are common sites for mold. Material such as cellulose, dry wall, carpets and fabric are the food source for mold and needed for molds to grow. One of the most concerning types of mold is Stachybotrys or Toxic Black Mold.
Molds produce toxins, called Mycotoxins to keep other organisms from their food source. Different mold produce different types of mycotoxins. These Mycotoxins can enter our body from our environment or from food and can be made by mold living in our body. Once in the body, toxins set off a series of inflammatory responses that alter the immune system and result in symptoms.
Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS) is the varied symptoms one gets from significant mold exposure. Some people are more affected by molds than others. Different molds are more toxic or allergenic than other molds.
Mold can affect a person in 5 ways:

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