- Structural Impact: Mold weakens the structural integrity of building materials, causing warping, discoloration, and degradation.
- Odor: Mold generates a distinct, musty smell that serves as a telltale sign of its presence.
- Physical Symptoms: Exposure may lead to allergic reactions like sneezing, coughing, and skin rashes, along with more severe issues such as respiratory difficulties and neurological problems like memory loss and fatigue.
- Moisture Control: The primary step in mold prevention is moisture control. Use dehumidifiers and exhaust fans, and repair leaks promptly to keep the indoor environment dry.
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- Natural Cleaners: Opt for herbal, non-toxic cleaners like vinegar or Purifcation oil to clean mold-infested areas. I have also used Thieves Cleaner directly on molded sites.
- Air Purification: Place activated charcoal around your home and invest in HEPA air purifiers to remove airborne spores.
- Plant Therapy: Plants like Peace Lilies and Boston Ferns purify the air and add an aesthetic appeal to your living spaces.
- Energy Flow: Implement Feng Shui or other ancient wisdom to enhance the flow of energy and reduce dampness and stagnation, which can contribute to mold growth.
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- Dietary Adjustments: Incorporate antifungal foods like garlic, oregano, and coconut oil into your diet. Avoid sugary foods that feed fungal growth. I love taking Gut Flora Complex nightly to help rehab the gut.
- Herbal Detox: Consume herbs such as Milk Thistle Forte, Burdock Complex, and Livton Complex to cleanse your liver, an organ responsible for filtering toxins, including mycotoxins.
- Hydration: Drink filtered or spring water to flush toxins from your system.
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- Respiratory Support: Use essential oils like Breath Again and Thieves Lozenges. You can also add essential oils like Purification, Immupower, and R.C. in a diffuser to aid in respiratory health.
- Immunity Boost: Take adaptogenic herbs like Ashwagandha to boost your immune system. LINK
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