Epidemics Facing the US: Obesity, Type 2 Diabetes and Mold Related Health Proble

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Mold related health problems have also been increasing in recent years.

Problems with indoor mold or moisture growth have triggered recent increases

in mold related asthma and sinus problems. Keeping homes with relative

humidity below 60% (with air conditioners and dehumidifiers) and immediately

fixing any mold or water damage in the house can do much to prevent the

development of mold related asthma and sinus problems.

Although research data is rather sparse, many medical researchers also

believe Candida related health problems are on the rise in the USA . Candida

is a yeast (fungus) which commonly grows in the intestines of humans. The

use of a high sugar diet, obesity, diabetes, frequent antibiotics and the use

of steroids and birth control pills all encourage overgrowth of Candida.

Intestinal Candida overgrowth can also spread to the skin, mouth and

sexual/urinary organs like the vagina, penis and bladder.