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In pursuing a healthy home environment, one often overlooks the insidious threat that hides in the corners, silently affecting our physical and mental well-being. Mould, a common intruder in many households, poses visible challenges and can be a silent contributor to various health issues.
Dr Daniel Amen, a renowned expert in ADHD and brain health, has extensively explored the correlation between mould exposure and neurological issues. Mould toxicity has been identified as a potential trigger for various brain and neurological problems. Individuals exposed to mould may experience symptoms ranging from cognitive difficulties to more severe neurological disorders. Watch this YouTube video!
Dr Jabab Moore’s research has further illuminated the detrimental effects of mould on the human body. Not only does mould act as an immune suppressor, leaving individuals more vulnerable to infections, but it can also mimic symptoms of Lyme disease, Epstein Barr, multiple sclerosis, and other neurological disorders. Understanding this connection emphasizes the urgency of implementing effective measures to combat mould growth.

Dehumidifiers emerge as a powerful ally in the battle against mould. By regulating indoor humidity levels, these devices create an environment less conducive to mould growth. Investing in a high-quality dehumidifier can significantly reduce the risk of mould-related health issues.
While dehumidifiers play a crucial role, their effectiveness hinges on proper maintenance, with a primary focus on filter care. Regularly changing the dehumidifier’s filter at least once a year is essential. Contrary to popular belief, vacuuming the filter is not recommended. This practice could disperse mould spores throughout the indoor environment, worsening the issue. Moreover, it compromises the filter’s integrity, diminishing its ability to capture contaminants like mould effectively.

Anti-mould filter for Wood's dehumidifiers

Anti-mould filter for Wood's dehumidifiers
Understanding the connection between mould toxicity and brain health is pivotal in pursuing a healthy living space. Dehumidifiers are a frontline defence, actively combating mould growth and its potential neurological consequences. Regular filter maintenance ensures the sustained effectiveness of these devices, offering a comprehensive strategy for safeguarding both our homes and our health.
Wood’s award-winning dehumidifiers have been helping families and households’ air quality for over 90 years. For extra peace of mind, all registered Wood’s dehumidifier customers get periodical reminders for filter changes, which also extends their warranties.
New Study Shows Mold Triggers Brain Inflammation
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Mould Toxicity and the Brain by Dr. Jabab Moore: