The myth that mold clustering and mycotoxins entering the human body through inhalation �are not� hazardous to health is absolutely absurd! Let�s evaluate this statement first, with common sense and without any conflicting science to clog our minds.
Given this, our initial question is most appropriate. What primary purpose do microbes, animals, and plants have on earth? The answer is that they all contribute to activate a process called �dust-to-dust,� or if we want to add the scientific term to this it is it is called the, �carbon cycle.�
What is the �carbon cycle� and what does it accomplish? The carbon cycle consists of steps by which carbon in the form of carbon dioxide, a gas produced by the oxidation (depletion of electron production) in carbon (one of the original building blocks of life) is released and recycled into the Earth�s atmosphere and is reused in the creation of life. Having become a living product of cell respiration (or, a process of the molecular exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide within the body�s tissues) the carbon dioxide is extracted from and returned to the atmosphere by living, breathing and (more…)

Special host defenses provide essential protection against infection naturally. Some of these defense mechanisms include Saliva, which produces lysozyme, immunoglobulins and lactoferrin to kill intruding bacteria and control its proliferation in the human body.

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As many people whom have read my articles and texts are aware, I am not a medical physician and cannot diagnose, treat, or medically advise you o­n any health conditions you have or suspect that you might have. Our company operates wholly in the field of environmental health research and bioscience writing. As such, our consulting services are strictly confined to assisting people in understanding the complex world of microfungi and the threat to human health that some indoor infestations pose. We attempt to academically explain what is known in the molecular, medical, and other related sciences regarding microfungi and microfungi�s biological relationship with animals/humans, and we conduct national conferences with expert participation by leaders in various professions to make the general public better informed in prevention, intervention and educational venues. Our primary educating/writing focus is concentrated o­n scientific research indicative of the microbial behavior that known cytotoxic microfungi (microfungi species) exert in manifesting environmental colonization and in the causation of animal/human disease o­nce contracted by animals/humans. (more…)