CBS) A recent study by the Institute of Medicine

[Guest guest]

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(CBS) A recent study by the Institute of Medicine found that

household mold can cause coughing, wheezing and a number of

respiratory problems, but said there was no evidence of a link to

more serious issues, such as cancer and neurological problems.

Still, the number of mold litigations is on the rise, and many people

are convinced that mold is destroying their health.

Mold expert May, author of " The Mold Survival Guide, " is

scheduled Friday on The Early Show to help sort out some of the

misconceptions people have about mold.

Tune in Friday morning to The Early Show for more about mold.

[Guest guest]

We watched it ...was disappointed to hear this man just skip over

the concept of toxins....he did get into the fact that it was not

easily killed by bleach etc...one had to get into the sources of

mold/mildew....many types of molds..a short messsage !!! Some photos

that were minimal compared to ones we see on this site

I doubt his book would be worth the price.

Bryce

(CBS) A recent study by the Institute of Medicine found that

household mold can cause coughing, wheezing and a number of

respiratory problems, but said there was no evidence of a link to

more serious issues, such as cancer and neurological problems.

Still, the number of mold litigations is on the rise, and many people

are convinced that mold is destroying their health.

Mold expert May, author of " The Mold Survival Guide, " is

scheduled Friday on The Early Show to help sort out some of the

misconceptions people have about mold.

Tune in Friday morning to The Early Show for more about mold.

[Guest guest]

We watched it ...was disappointed to hear this man just skip over

the concept of toxins....he did get into the fact that it was not

easily killed by bleach etc...one had to get into the sources of

mold/mildew....many types of molds..a short messsage !!! Some photos

that were minimal compared to ones we see on this site

I doubt his book would be worth the price.

Bryce

(CBS) A recent study by the Institute of Medicine found that

household mold can cause coughing, wheezing and a number of

respiratory problems, but said there was no evidence of a link to

more serious issues, such as cancer and neurological problems.

Still, the number of mold litigations is on the rise, and many people

are convinced that mold is destroying their health.

Mold expert May, author of " The Mold Survival Guide, " is

scheduled Friday on The Early Show to help sort out some of the

misconceptions people have about mold.

Tune in Friday morning to The Early Show for more about mold.