Mold Illness and Diagnosis

Mold illness and diagnosis are complex topics that are often misunderstood. This collection covers the symptoms of chronic mycotoxin exposure — from brain fog and fatigue to immune dysfunction — how practitioners diagnose it, and what recovery looks like. Includes our 5-part Toxic Mold Journey series.

Managing Mold Anxiety: Taking Control When You Can’t Leave Your Home

Managing Mold Anxiety: Taking Control When You Can’t Leave Your Home

The uncertainty surrounding the cause of symptoms, the financial strain of remediation, and the fear of long-term health effects can create intense anxiety for those suffering from mold exposure. Many people feel trapped in their homes, knowing they need to fix the mold problem but struggling with the logistical and financial barriers that come with remediation.

For those who cannot immediately relocate to a safe environment, the waiting period between discovery and resolution can be overwhelming. Of course, fixing the moisture problem should be the first priority!  The good news is that there are ways to buy time and reduce exposure while working toward a permanent solution. Fogging your home is one of the most effective interim strategies to lower mold spore counts, reduce airborne contamination, and give your body some relief while you navigate the process of remediation.

Part 1: Into and Through the Body

Part 1: Into and Through the Body

Mold & Mycotoxins — How Our Bodies Deal with Toxic Mold. It has been suggested for me to go back to the basics of environmental illness to provide a series of articles for our readers to gain a consistent, clear, and understandable description of the path mold...