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Asthma and Allergies - Who Is Most Vulnerable To Toxic Mold



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By : Mr Artemiss    99 or more times read
Submitted 2010-04-06 10:44:07
Just recently while I was doing an Environmental Inspection, the client asked me "How much Stachybotrys Mold will make you sick?" I thought it was a good question, so I will pass this information on to you. The answer is that no one really knows the ramifications of dealing with Stachybotrys Mold because each of us is different. We all will react in different ways to exposure to Microbial Growth such as Stachybotrys.

The following list will give you an idea about what you are dealing with. You are more vulnerable to Microbial Growth if:

1. Anyone with a Respiratory condition such as Asthma, Allergies to Mold or Chronic Pulmonary Disease.
2. An Impaired Immune System weakened by Cancer or HIV.
3. Young child, child with Asthma or the Elderly.
4. Chemically Sensitive Individual
5. Chemically Injured from a Occupational Hazard at work.

The important thing to remember about Stachybotrys Mold is it is a Mycotoxin Producer. I know, your first question is "What is a Mycotoxin Producer?" Mycotoxins are the end result of the growth mechanism of the microbial organism. It is that musty odor you smell when you have a flood in your home. It is nothing to play around with because of all the problems it can produce. Mycotoxins have been shown to cause an Allergic reaction to people with Impaired Immune Systems. Children can be affected because of their undeveloped lungs. Elderly can be affected because of Lowered Immune System due to age or illness. This is what the research has shown from the experts.

Another point to remember, Stachybotrys Mold does not discriminate by age, race, income or whatever you do. I have clients that are wealthy and live in mansions that have this problem. I also have poor and middle class with the same microbial growth problem. So if you get any Microbial Growth, you are not alone. We are all equal in the eyes of Mold.

In conclusion, Stachybotrys Mold is a Mycotoxin Producer can affect anyone with an Impaired Immune System. Children and the Elderly can be affected due to their age and development. Microbial Growth can affect everyone and does not discriminate by age, race or income.

If you have any questions, feel free to call us or visit our website.

Mr. Art Emiss is available as a professional speaker to help educate your community or group function on Asthma, Allergies, Mold, Indoor Air Quality and the Chemically Injured. Visit our website and sign up for our Free Air Conditioning Filter Change Reminder Service.
Author Resource:- Artemiss can be found at: Safe Homes or Air Testing Free Report
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