COMMON HEALTH CONDITIONS WE TREAT
How common is mold in homes?
Mold is common in homes, especially in areas prone to humidity and rainfall. Reports say that around 70% of U.S. homes contain a certain level of mold. Mold damages your home structurally and threatens the health of everyone living in the house.
Some people are sensitive to mold, causing them to feel off or chronically ill, tired, fatigued, or even bringing about cognitive issues, foggy thinking, anxiety, and even neurological disorders.
Mold can grow in areas with moisture problems, including bathrooms, basements, and areas affected by moisture, leaks, or flooding. Regular maintenance, proper ventilation, and prompt addressing of water issues can help prevent and manage mold growth in homes. Regular inspections and mold prevention measures are essential for reducing its occurrence.
If you suspect mold in your home, take action. Call an inspection company that can perform tests to locate the mold.
If you believe mold exposure has affected your health, please seek advice from a knowledgeable doctor specializing in treating mold.
LifeWorks Wellness Center specializes in treating mold-related illnesses, so feel free to contact us to learn more. We can help diagnose the extent of your issue and offer a proven mold healing treatment protocol.
We also recommend you check out our FREE Mold newsletter series below, which provides more information about how toxic mold can impact your health and our strategies for treatment.
