

70% of Homes In the U.S. Have Mold. Here's How to Protect Your Health and Your Home from Toxic Mold
Sep 8, 2025
Michael Rubino, founder of HomeCleanse and expert on mold remediation, shares vital insights on mold prevalence in homes and its health risks. He discusses how mold exposure can trigger chronic inflammation and exacerbate autoimmune diseases. Rubino identifies the most common sources of mold and the four toxic types to watch out for. He also recounts memorable client stories demonstrating the transformative impact of mold removal on health. Learn why some individuals are more susceptible and how to protect your home from this hidden danger.
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Mold Is Widespread And Increasing
- Over 70% of U.S. homes contain at least one species of mold, though not all are harmful.
- Prevalence is rising, making mold an increasingly important environmental health factor.
Mold Links To Systemic Health Problems
- Mold correlates strongly with autoimmune flare-ups, chronic inflammation, and brain fog.
- Michael Rubino connects mold exposure to worsening autoimmune and neurodegenerative symptoms even if causality isn't fully proven.
Control Moisture To Prevent Mold
- Control moisture because water damage is the root cause of indoor mold growth.
- Address leaks, high humidity, and subtle moisture intrusion to prevent mold from developing.