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WHAT ARE
THE HUMAN SYMPTOMS OF
MOLD EXPOSURE?
PUBLISHED SCIENTIFIC
ARTICLE 1 <READ THESE ARTICLES FOR MORE INFORMATION
ON SYMPTOMS>
PUBLISHED SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE 2
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CHRONIC SINUS INFECTIONS
HEADACHES/MIGRAINES
DEPRESSION
FEELINGS OF HOPELESSNESS
CHRONIC FATIGUE
DIFFICULTY BREATHING
FREQUENT BLOODY NOSES
BURNING IN MOUTH
MUSCLE PAIN
MEMORY LOSS
MOOD SWINGS
SNEEZING FITS
DIFFICULTY CONCENTRATING
INCREASED ASTHMA ATTACKS
SKIN RASHES OR OPEN SORES
UNEXPLAINED
HAIR LOSS
SYSTEMIC CANDIDA
COUGHING/SORE LUNGS
SUDDEN ONSET ASTHMA
DENTAL ISSUES***
VISION ISSUES*** |
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SENSITIVITY TO CHEMICALS |
UNEXPLAINED CHILLS
POOR
APPETITE
TIGHTNESS
IN CHEST
SWOLLEN
GLANDS
ABNORMAL PAP
SMEARS
"EARLY MENOPAUSE"
ENDOMETRIOSIS
RECURRENT YEAST
INFECTIONS
SHORTNESS OF
BREATH
METALLIC
TASTE IN MOUTH
ACID REFLUX
/ INDIGESTION
HEARTBURN
PHYSICAL
WEAKNESS
PUFFY OR
DROOPY EYES
FREQUENT
INFECTIONS
LONG
LASTING FLU-LIKE SYMPTOMS
SENSITIVITY
TO SMELLS / ODORS
OPEN SORES
ON HEAD
UNEXPLAINED
FEVERS
NIGHT
SWEATS
WHEEZING
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COMMON
MOLD
MIS-DIAGNOSIS :::
FIBROMYALGIA
EARLY MENOPAUSE
CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME
LYME'S DISEASE
STRESS
ANXIETY DISORDER
DEPRESSION
COMMON COLD
FLU
PET
ALLERGIES
THE
AGING PROCESS
ALZHEIMER'S
ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER |
SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED WITH AFLATOXIN
EXPOSURE :::
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Fever |
High blood sugar |
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Immuno-suppression |
Impaired child
health |
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Impaired child
development |
Vomiting Blood |
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Liver Cancer |
Kidney Cancer |
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Liver Failure |
Kidney Failure |
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Reyes Syndrome |
Low blood sugar |
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Impaired
nutritional intake |
Increased
Infections |
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Jaundice |
Neuronolysis |
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Lung Cancer |
Pulmonary
hemorrhage |
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Re-occurring
infections |
Respiratory
distress |
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Reproductive
problems |
Respiratory
failure |
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Seizures |
Nausea |
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Convulsions |
Coma |
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Dark Urine |
Brain injury |
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Cancer |
Abdominal pain |
(IT IS
IMPORTANT TO NOTE: OUR PETS CAN HAVE THE SAME, OR SIMILAR SYMPTOMS FROM
MOLD EXPOSURE)
THIS LIST IS
NOT DEFINITIVE - THIS IS A COMPILATION OF THE MOST REPEATEDLY REPORTED
SYMPTOMS
ALL molds
reproduce by making "spores." Mold spores are microscopic and
only become visible when individual spores accumulate. According to the
United States EPA, these microscopic particles continuously move through
indoor and outdoor air. When mold spores find moisture indoors, they may
"begin growing and digesting whatever they are growing on in order to
survive."
Molds gradually destroy whatever they are
growing on.
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