Mildo is mold.

There is absolutely no different.

If you smell something that you would define as a mildew smell, that means that mold is

actively growing.

If you smell any mildew, musty mold smell, that means mold is actively growing.

Also, even if you don't smell that, there could still be mold because mold can go dormant

and it can still cause a lot of health problems, even if it's't smell that, there could still be mold because mold can go dormant and it can

still cause a lot of health problems, even if it's not actively growing.

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Funny story. I'm here with my friend Kristen, and we have already attempted to record this

episode, had a whole 90-minute conversation, if not more, and it didn't record.

Ooh, 70 minutes of it. So we're here again, take two. But today we're going to talk about

something that is probably not that exciting sounding

of a subject, but something you need to know about, something I think it's really important

to be educated on.

It's been eye-opening for me to learn.

I got a whole preview before we tried recording it this time.

So we're going to talk about mold, mold exposure, how it can affect your health, what you

need to know, and how to prevent all the negative things that can come from it. So why don't you, Kristen, first just tell us a little of your background when it comes to your health journey and how that led you to learn anything about mold, because I feel like most of us don't think about mold when we think about wellness, health, healing all the things. Yeah, mold, real sexy, tough. Yeah, exactly. Okay, yeah. So I lived a pretty like standard American lifestyle

for most of my life. I was born and raised in the Midwest. I actually lived in Thailand for

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