Excerpted from a communication from R. Vincent Miller,
Laboratories, Inc. (800-651-4802/602-780-4800) have always had a
love/hate relationship with humankind. Our early ancestors found
out that molds and yeast could turn milk in to cheese and fruit
juice into wine. But other molds have been the plague Mold
infected rye with ergot toxins destroyed over 30,000 men in a
single night in Alexander's army. And a mold destroyed the
potato crop in Ireland resulting in one of the world's worst
famines. Now it appears, if you believe all the newspaper
articles that we are yet again under siege by a mold, this time
in the walls, ceilings, and carpets of our homes, schools and
workplaces. Public attention to molds in indoor environments
really started from an incident that occurred in Cleveland,
beginning in 1994. In this incident, cases of pulmonary disease
in infants were associated with the presence of the mold,
Stachybotrys, in the homes of the children... From the interest
stimulated from this incident a number of c