Black mold!

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Diode-Man

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I discovered a mass of black mold in my house. The mind can be hit hard by black mold when breathing its spores over six years in my case. If it is breathed too much it can cause delirium!?!? Isn't that something else? Why delirium? Because I experienced it, and things leveled a bit more when I consumed 1 bulb of garlic every day! Things are better, now that I live MUCH farther away from the mold in the house.

This is cause for celebration!!!!!!!

I feel excellent and alive once again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
You should remove the mold by getting a professional to remove it for you. Mold can spread everywhere rather easily if not eradicated.
 
Those spores can be unhealthy, how did you get a mass of it? Leak in the wall maybe?
 
cosmictraveler said:
You should remove the mold by getting a professional to remove it for you. Mold can spread everywhere rather easily if not eradicated.
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I've done research and discovered what is known as:
Toxic Delirium

Delirium caused by the action of a poison.

We just ordered some spore kill and remove product.

Naturelles said:
Those spores can be unhealthy, how did you get a mass of it? Leak in the wall maybe?
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This house wasn't built the best, so there were numerous water events. Over watering the grass caused it to spill into the house many times and flood the carpet.

I think I've acquired some sort of mold that permeates the whole body. Since eating garlic I have not had the flu. I can hardly drink alcohol because it reacts badly with my fungal problems.

I've just ordered a fungal purge, and anti-fungal topical cream from the internet.
 
If you have alot of water, you might even have some algae growing in there, and some other organisms.

I don't remember properly but I think Cupric Sulphide is a good _____cide, I don't remember what its used to kill.
 
The black mold you were referring to is most likely Stachybotrys chartarum, or otherwise known as "sick-building" syndrome. Its actually relatively hard to isolate and identify (well, anything in the field of mycology is pretty hard to identify since it requires heavily on media and microscopic identification).

Most likely, its not a toxic mold, there are tons of black moisture loving molds.
 
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