"There are over 1.5 million species on the planet, they can adapt to any environment. Especially in high humidity environments. It is an ideal place for growing mushrooms," Bijlsma said, as quoted from Body and Soul.
The health effects resulting from exposure to fungi in the long run their lung problems such as asthma, bronchitis, colds, hay fever, pneumonia and including eczema.
In healthy people, these microbes will generally identify by the immune system, and then broken down and excreted by the liver and excreted through the intestines. However, research has identified that 24 percent of the average of the entire population is unable to produce antibodies to the fungus. Whenever people exposed to fungi, for example from damp buildings, inflammatory reactions may occur.
Symptoms appear usually begins with fatigue and headache, and then progress to mood swings, poor concentration, joint pain, and disorders. Unfortunately, these symptoms are often misdiagnosed as chronic fatigue syndrome.
"To avoid it, you can try to break it is always exposed to the sun, do not automatically close the doors and windows. If necessary you can use a humidifier. Do not hesitate to check with a doctor if you feel these symptoms and found there mold in the house, "it Bijlsma message.
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