New Book: “Erik on Avoidance: Writings About Mold Avoidance, 2000-2015”
Many years before any articles about the dangers of mold toxins in buildings appeared in the medical journal literature, Erik Johnson already had developed a concerted strategy…
Did A Moldy Building Kill These Four Professors?
In a multi-part series, the New Orleans Times-Picayune covered the deaths of four Southern University New Orleans professors, all of whom had had offices on the same…
Background on the Mold Experts and Patients in Dave Asprey’s “Moldy”
By Lisa Petrison The backgrounds of the mold experts and patients interviewed in “Moldy” – Dave Asprey’s new movie about the health hazards of environmental toxic mold…
Dave Asprey and Ritchie Shoemaker: A Brainstorming Session on Furthering the Science of Mold Toxins
Editor’s Note: Two of the leading voices in the effort to bring awareness about the dangers of mycotoxins to the public have been Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker…
Suzanne Somers on Toxic Mold
Best-selling health author and actress Suzanne Somers discusses the topic of toxic mold in an in-depth way in her new book, Tox-Sick. Suzanne and her husband both…
Bulletproof Interview on with James Baber
Dave Asprey interviewed executive management consultant James Baber about how his brand-new, LEEDS-certified home in New York City made him sick with toxic mold poisoning and…
How I Survived Toxic Mold
“How I Survived Toxic Mold” is a project designed to present in one place brief summaries of many people’s experiences with toxic mold. The goal is to…
Medical, Scientific and Journalistic Pitfalls in the Study of ME/CFS
By Julie Rehmeyer Editor’s Note: Julie Rehmeyer is an award-winning math and science journalist whose work has been published in Science News, Wired, Discover, New Scientist,…
Mold Avoidance and Locations Effect Videos from “Get Well From M.E.”
Giles Meehan discusses the apparent relationship between M.E. and toxic mold in two highly informative “Get Well From M.E.” videos, entitled “Where Are You with M.E.?” (focusing…
Taking a Closer Look at “The Yellow Wallpaper”
This short story was written in 1899 by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. Gilman suffered from neurasthenia, a condition similar to “ME/CFS.” Many people — including the author…