Are you suffering from brain mold? In whats being hailed as a first, a public health study led by Brown University finds a link between regular old household mold and depression. The study included data from the World Health Organization of nearly 6,000 people in Europe. //.. mold on the brain. Molds are toxins - and researchers suspect (but havent proven) these toxins may impede the function of the frontal cortex, that touchy-feely part of our brain that rules emotion. //.. Lets be clear: What we have here is an association between mold and mood-- more research is needed to see whether mold does indeed directly cause depression. But Shenassa says there is a clear takeaway from this study: Healthy homes promote healthy lives. That means not letting carpets, wallpaper or ceiling tiles to get wet, and stay wet for more than 48 hours, and giving leaks in the roof, walls and plumbing the immediate attention they deserve, because theyre all sources of mold. The study appears in the October edition of the American Journal of Public Health. Do you have mold - and has it affected your mind, and body? Tell us your story. edition.cnn/HEALTH/blogs/paging.dr.gupta/2007/08/are-you-suffering-from-brain-mold.html
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