"brooklyn1"

> The mold you see is only the fruiting bodies (reproductive organs), which
> is less than 1%, the mycilium extends throughout the entire cheese. By
> the > time you see evidence of mold on food it is well established and
> should be > thrown out... cutting away the fruiting bodies is like not
> seeing an offending image by closing your eyes, it's still there. The
> mycilium of > mold/fungi are the largest living organisms on the planet,
> some extend over > many square miles and are estimated to weigh many tons.

There is not a published food scientist who agrees with you unless you are
speaking of a fresh cheese such as ricotta or cream cheese. Molds that grow
on cheeses are particular molds and are not harmful if cut away.

There are actually molds and mold spores inside your head. You will
correctly cut off the whole head to get rid of them, then you will feel much
better.