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What’s Lurking in Your Environment
Imagine a silent enemy, lurking in your everyday surroundings. The very place you call home or spend hours working could be harboring unseen threats. Alarming new research suggests a link between environmental toxins and a rise in neurological conditions like Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, and even ALS, also known as Motor Neuron Disease. We're not just talking about forgetfulness or the occasional tremor. ALS is a rapidly progressing, devastating illness that can rob you of your ability to move, speak, and even breathe. And the culprit? It could be something as seemingly harmless as blue-green algae, commonly found in water-damaged homes.**This isn't science fiction. This is your reality.**
Videos
Could Fungal Exposure Contribute to Breast Cancer?
Breast Cancer and Fungal Exposure: Exploring the Potential Link
Understanding the Potential Connection Between Fungi and Breast Cancer
Breast cancer is the most common cancer affecting women...
Mould, Bacteria and Asthma Connection
Mould and Asthma Connection
Testing carried out in the Latrobe Valley, Victoria, Australia showed Children living in a damp house are more likely to suffer from...
Mould, Bacteria and Neurological Disorders
Neurobehavioral and pulmonary impairment in 105 adults with indoor exposure to moulds compared to 100 exposed to chemicals
Patients exposed at home to moulds and mycotoxins...
Case Studies
Science in Testing
Human Health, Fungal and Bacterial LinksThroughout the world Studies have shown links between Fungal/ Bacterial Exposure and human health issues. What has been missed or...
Scientific Studies
Exposure Links in Contaminated Buildings Numerous Studies have been documented as to the exposural links in Water Damaged Buildings and associated health issues from mould exposureClinical...
Finding Relief Through Reduced Exposure
Struggling with Multiple Chemical Sensitivities (MCS)? Hope lies in reducing exposure.
This article details a personal journey of overcoming debilitating symptoms associated with MCS. The author experienced significant improvements in various aspects of health, including fatigue, sleep, and cognitive function, by identifying and minimizing exposure to environmental triggers. This inspiring story highlights the potential benefits of proactive management strategies for individuals living with MCS.
