Let’s take a little walk through history, back to 1928, when Alexander Fleming made his famous accidental discovery of penicillin, a mold that stopped bacteria dead in their tracks. Medical science threw a parade and called it a miracle. But while they were patting themselves on the back, they overlooked the fine print: Penicillin wasn’t… Continue reading Spores of Death: How Mold’s Toxic Legacy Waged War on Our Bodies and How Silver Water Fights Back