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Molds are present in homes and other indoor places that are water damaged and they produce mycotoxins. One mold species can produce several different mycotoxins and one mycotoxin can come from several different molds. Even small amounts of mold growth in an air conditioner or in ducts will result in the occupants being chronically exposed, constantly breathing mold spores and mycotoxins, causing illness.
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