Surviving Mold Podcast -Episode 1 with Dr. Karen Johnson

Did you know that moldy environments, including houses, apartments and office buildings can affect your memory. Dr. Karen Johnson discusses how biotoxin illness can have significant consequences for memory loss. Have you ever wondered if moldy home can cause mental problems, you may be onto something! Mold and moldy environments represent over 40% of American buildings, and 1 in 4 is naturally susceptible to mold based illnesses!

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