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RTL is a CAP and CLIA certified and accredited clinical Laboratory, specialized in testing for mold and mycotoxins in clinical and environmental samples

01/28/2026

Sudden anger. Zero patience. Emotional whiplash - then guilt.

If this feels out of character for you, you’re not “overreacting” and you’re not broken.

Mold exposure can impact the nervous system and contribute to mood changes like irritability, anxiety, and emotional volatility. When your body is under chronic stress, emotional regulation can take a hit - and it can feel confusing, isolating, and hard to explain.

This isn’t a character flaw.
It’s a physiological response.

If this resonates, you’re not alone - and it may be worth looking deeper at your environment. Save this post and share it with someone who needs it.

Comment RAGE if you want to get to the root cause of your symptoms.

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01/26/2026

The Mold Illness Iceberg 🧊
What’s visible on the surface is often only a small part of the story. Many people dealing with mold exposure are told things like “it’s all in your head” or “your labs are normal” - while experiencing very real symptoms below the surface.
Mold-related symptoms can affect multiple systems at once, which is why they’re often misunderstood, minimized, or misattributed. Awareness is often the first step toward clarity.
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01/23/2026

Binders 101: Activated Charcoal ✨
Activated charcoal is one of the most commonly used binders in mycotoxin-focused detox protocols because of how it works in the gut. Its porous structure allows it to bind certain mycotoxins associated with mold exposure and support their elimination through digestion.

Not all binders bind the same compounds, and no single binder works for every mycotoxin. Understanding which binders are commonly used for which mycotoxins can help bring clarity when navigating mold exposure and testing results.

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01/21/2026

Mold doesn’t only grow where you expect it to. 😳

Some of the most overlooked places mold tends to grow in the home are everyday items that trap moisture and don’t fully dry out, including:
• Laundry hampers (especially fabric or wicker)
• Refrigerator drip pans
• Dishwasher rubber gaskets
• Washing machine door seals and detergent drawers
• Upholstered bed frames or headboards
• Pet beds and toy baskets
• Reusable grocery bags
• Kitchen sponges and dish brushes
• Coffee makers and water reservoirs
• Reusable water bottles and lids
• Toothbrush holders
• Bath toys and water-play toys

These areas can stay damp for long periods of time, creating environments where mold can thrive without being immediately visible. Awareness of hidden moisture-prone spots is an important part of maintaining a healthier indoor environment.

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01/20/2026

Did you know some mold tests don’t directly measure the toxins produced by mold in the body? 🔬

Some tests look at immune or inflammatory responses.
Others test for mycotoxins - the actual toxins produced by mold.

At RealTime Labs, our Mycotoxin Panel measures what’s present in the body, not just how the body may be reacting. We detect 16 clinically significant mycotoxins, including 9 macrocyclic trichothecenes, using a sensitive competitive ELISA method.

The 5 mycotoxin groups we test for:
• Ochratoxin A
• Aflatoxin Group
• Macrocyclic Trichothecenes (linked to Stachybotrys / black mold)
• Gliotoxin Derivatives
• Zearalenone

Testing is primarily done through a non-invasive urine sample, which helps assess what the body is actively excreting.

Understanding the difference between testing a response and testing the toxin itself matters.

If you’re looking for clearer answers, testing can help.
Comment MOLD for more info on mycotoxin testing.

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01/19/2026

A Cleveland healthcare facility has failed a follow-up mold inspection after nurses reported getting sick on the job - despite a city order to fix water damage and mold by the end of 2025. Inspectors found ongoing moisture issues and visible mold in ceilings, vents, and pipes, with little improvement since the first inspection. Nurses who raised the alarm have largely left, saying the conditions affected their health. City officials are now deciding what comes next. 🧪🪩

Why this matters: Mold thrives where there’s moisture and can trigger respiratory issues, allergies, and other health symptoms when exposure continues unchecked - making inspection and remediation critical for worker and public safety.

01/16/2026

Mold growth doesn’t happen randomly - it follows a predictable mold growth cycle. 🔄

Understanding how mold grows in homes starts with moisture. When water enters a space through leaks, condensation, or high humidity, dormant spores can activate and begin indoor mold growth on common materials like drywall, wood, fabric, and dust.

As mold grows, it releases more spores into the air, allowing it to spread - often into places you can’t easily see, leading to hidden mold in the house. If the moisture source isn’t identified and addressed, the cycle continues, which is why mold often comes back after surface cleaning.

Learning what causes mold growth and how fast mold can grow is an important step in prevention. Awareness helps break the cycle before mold becomes a recurring issue.

Breaking the cycle starts with identifying moisture and exposure.
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01/13/2026

Bleach is one of the most common go-to solutions for visible mold - but it’s often misunderstood.

While bleach can remove surface staining, it doesn’t pe*****te porous materials like drywall, wood, grout, or caulking. That means mold can remain beneath the surface and continue to grow, even when an area looks clean. This is why mold often returns in the same spots over and over again.

Mold growth is driven by moisture, not just what you can see. Addressing the source of moisture and understanding where mold can hide are key steps in supporting a healthier indoor environment.

Education matters. When you understand how mold behaves, you can make more informed decisions for your home and long-term health - without relying on quick fixes or assumptions.

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01/12/2026

✨ Small home swaps can make a big difference for mold prevention.

Everyday items like candles, rugs, and storage boxes can quietly trap moisture and contribute to indoor mold growth. Choosing breathable, washable, or moisture-resistant alternatives helps support a healthier home environment - without a full overhaul. 🏡

Simple changes like improving airflow and keeping indoor humidity between 40–50% can go a long way in reducing mold-friendly conditions.

Which swap are you making first?

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01/09/2026

Mold doesn’t always show up as obvious black spots. 😳
Often, the first signs are subtle changes in your home environment. 🏡

Musty odors, ongoing condensation, high indoor humidity, and unexplained stains on walls or ceilings can all signal moisture issues that allow mold to grow - especially in hidden or hard-to-reach areas like HVAC systems, attics, and behind walls.

Roof or window leaks, even small ones, can create the perfect conditions for mold over time.

If something in your home feels “off,” it may be worth looking deeper.

💬 Comment MOLD to learn how environmental testing can help identify hidden exposure.

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Tuesday	8am - 5pm
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