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EPISODE · Dec 21, 2021 · 48 MIN

029 - How to Remove Mold from your Environment

from The Autoimmune Doc Podcast w/ Dr. Taylor Krick · host Taylor

Mold exposure is a big deal, I've covered it the past several episodes. Prolonged mold exposure can lead to a myriad of health concerns in adults as well as children, I've heard a ton of "sick kids stories" lately involving mold. While it would be nice to completely eliminate all mold exposures, it's important to keep in mind that the goal of mold mitigation is to make (and keep!) your indoor air environment as clean as possible.The #1 mistake that I personally see is that people have "remediation" done (and often it is inadequate!), but then they think the problem is gone and they forget about it. Indoor air quality is a constant battle. I didn't even talk about dusting in this episode! Dust is mold food, and mold can contribute to dust sensitivities and allergies. IT ALL MATTERS!In this episode I cover a lot of options, many of which are linked below. I also talk about several other good resources, like MoldFinders Radio Podcast ,  www.moldhelpforyou.com and www.sinusitiswellness.com.  Check them all out!I broke this episode down into 5 categories, and discuss several subtopics under each category. Here is an outline of what I discuss:#1 - Good Testing!!The highest level of testing is having a good inspector!ERMI and HERTSMI testingEMMA testingMold PlatesBad Inspectors#2 - Remediation - REMOVE moldy drywall, carpet, mold on wood, clean, sand, vacuum, etcHow do they know?? Pre- and post- testing!!Plastic Wrap, etc - protect your environment!"Negative Pressure"Air ScrubbersHEPA Vacuum #3 - Do-It-Yourself OptionsREMOVAL - protect yourself and your environment! Not recommended for DIY....FoggingHEPA VacuumAir ScrubberOzoneCLEAN UP AFTER!!!!#4 - Air Quality Control / Mold & Mycotoxin MaintenanceAir Purifier - I like Austin Air the best!Detergent Additive - clean your clothes from airborne toxinsSprays - for furniture, carpet, hard surfaces, cleaningCandles - could neutralize spores and mycotoxinsDehumidifier - keep humidity below 50%Duct cleaningDUSTING! I forgot to discuss this on the episode, but it's important to keep your house clean in general. Dust is mold food, and dust has all sorts of particles, proteins, and fungal and bacterial fragments that can be inflammatory. #5 - Equipment You Need to HaveAN AIR PURIFIER IS A MUST-HAVE!Good HEPA Vacuum Fogger (large fogger or a personal airspace fogger)Ozone (large machine or a personal space machine)EC3 CandlesEC3 SprayEC3 DetergentYoutube Video: Mold Toxicity and Mycotoxin IllnessYoutube Video: Research Review - Mycotoxins Induce Neurotoxicity

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Mold exposure is a big deal, I've covered it the past several episodes. Prolonged mold exposure can lead to a myriad of health concerns in adults as well as children, I've heard a ton of "sick kids stories" lately involving mold. While it would be nice to completely eliminate all mold exposures, it's important to keep in mind that the goal of mold mitigation is to make (and keep!) your indoor air environment as clean as possible. The #1 mistake that I personally see is that people have "reme...

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