A widespread fungus that is most frequently associated with grasses, plant material, decaying food, and soil. It is commonly found on celery and rooted vegetables. Celery should be fresh and washed with GSE (Grapefruit seed extract) to kill fungi before consumption, especially for people who have already been exposed to toxigenic molds.

NOTE: Mutated forms of fungi are harder to destroy.

This fungus produces large spores which would be expected to be deposited in the upper respiratory tract. The spores can be dangerous to human health.

A widespread fungus that is most frequently associated with grasses, plant material, decaying food, and soil. It is commonly found on celery and rooted vegetables. Celery should be fresh and washed with GSE (Grapefruit seed extract) to kill fungi before consumption, especially for people who have already been exposed to toxigenic molds. NOTE: Mutated forms of fungi are harder to destroy. This fungus produces large spores which would be expected to be deposited in the upper respiratory tract. The spores can be dangerous to human health.

This has been known to cause asthma and other respiratory problems. It is an allergen and a toxin. Various species of this fungus can produce the mycotoxin - sterigmatocystin which has been shown to produce liver and kidney damage when ingested by laboratory animals. This can also alter human DNA.

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