Most of us think of damp basements and leaky roofs when we hear the word mold.
But, there’s another more insidious fuel source hiding in plain sight.
It’s the nonstop electromagnetic soup from Wi-Fi, cell towers, smart meters and even that charger humming on your nightstand.
Pioneering work by Dr. Klinghardt—and later confirmed at Albert Einstein College of Medicine—shows mold exposed to everyday wireless radiation can pump out up to six-hundred-times more spores and mycotoxins than mold kept in a low-EMF environment. In a lab test, a shielded petri dish stayed quiet; the unshielded dish turned into a spore factory.
Here’s the quick fix I give clients dealing with persistent mold symptoms:
- Kill the nighttime signal. Power down the router and switch phones to airplane mode by 10 p.m. Mold thrives on continuous EMF; cut the current and you cut its momentum.
- Shield sleeping spaces. At minimum, move the bed six feet from outlet clusters; better yet, plug devices into a timed power strip so wiring isn’t “live” while you sleep.
- Ground daily. Ten barefoot minutes on grass or use a grounded mat at your desk. Discharging built-up electrical charge helps to blunt mold’s mycotoxin response.
- Boost the cleanup crew. Pair a mold-killing air filter like the ones from Clean Water Revival with binders like activated charcoal or my (Daily Greens Formula which contains the super detoxifier chlorella), along with my go-to mold stack—Para-Key, Verma-Plus, and Y-C Cleanse—to escort toxins out.
Do this for two weeks and watch sinus pressure, brain fog, and itchy skin begin to calm. Mold hates a drought, and that includes an electric one.
Have you experienced an episode with mold? What did you do? Comment below!
Learn More: Zapped: Why Your Cell Phone Shouldn’t Be Your Alarm Clock and 1,268 Ways to Outsmart the Hazards of Electronic Pollution
Resources:
Your Cell Phone May Help Black Mold Grow
Phys Org: Researchers discover ‘radiation-eating’ fungi
Hadjiloucas S, Chahal MS, Bowen JW. Preliminary results on the non-thermal effects of 200-350 GHz radiation on the growth rate of S. cerevisiae cells in microcolonies. Phys Med Biol. 2002 Nov 7;47(21):3831-9. doi: 10.1088/0031-9155/47/21/322. PMID: 12452574.
Voĭchuk SI, Podgorskiĭ VS, Gromozova EN. Vliianie radiochastotnogo élektromagnitnogo izlucheniia na fiziologicheskie osobennosti Saccharomyces cerevisiae UKM Y-517 [Effect of radio-frequency electromagnetic radiation on physiological features of Saccharomyces cerevisiae strain UCM Y-517]. Mikrobiol Z. 2004 May-Jun;66(3):51-7. Russian. PMID: 15456218.
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Thank you for this! We unknowingly bought a moldy toxic home in 2018 and my 14 year old is extremely ill (PANDAS, POTS, walks with a cane from insane fatigue and dizziness). We just sold our home, threw everything away and started over. Many functional doctors and our entire life savings later, and she is still very ill. Not enough doctors know how to treat this (or even believe in it). We’re so sorry that this happened to you, too, but thank you for shedding the light on this horrific issue. Many blessings to you.
Isabel, our hearts go out to you and your daughter. Just remember, full recovery is still possible, even after years of mold exposure. Ann Louise will be sharing a step-by-step Mold Action Plan in her new book. But in the meantime, this is a very serious situation and we suggest your daughter be under the guidance of a qualified mold practitioner. Find an MD trained by Neil Nathan if you can. His website is https://neilnathanmd.com/ Look under “Practitioners” and you’ll see that there are even some who practice via telemedicine. Keep us posted! – Team ALG
Thank you so much! I can’t wait for her new book-I’ve followed ALG’s advice since the early 2000s. Thank you for the link as well! I’m so glad ALG and her husband are recovering!