Bomb Mom

Our homes should serve as havens for rest, healing, and tranquility. However, the modern structures we inhabit often contribute significantly to our body’s toxic load.

When mold develops, it can produce mycotoxins to fend off competitors in its surroundings. Unfortunately, these harmful mycotoxins can linger in a space long after the mold has been treated.

In Seth’s mission to tackle this often-ignored issue, he engaged with medical professionals and individuals who are sensitive to mycotoxins. These discussions revealed the extent of the problem and highlighted the deep connection between our living environment and all facets of our mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. What started as simple curiosity transformed into a commitment to improve our living conditions.

As he progressed on this journey, it became clear that mycotoxins were not just a professional issue, but also a personal one—almost every team member he works with, found that they or their loved ones had been impacted by these toxins.