Air Pollution Is Very Hazardous To Your Health

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You spend a lot more time indoors nowadays than your grandparents did two generations ago. Indoor air is surprisingly more polluted than outdoor air. Not just a little more polluted, but a lot! With every breath you take, your body has to filter out the stuff that accumulates in your indoor air. One of the first steps to take in creating a healthy home is to clean up your air. 

Indoor air pollution levels can be up to five times higher than pollution levels outside. Even worse, the average Indian spends 90 percent of their time indoors (including home and office). That means that nine out of every ten breaths that you take each and every day, you are inhaling heavily polluted indoor air that might be full of not-so-healthy air particles. 

Poor indoor air is increasingly being tied to allergy problems and asthma, either as the cause or as a source of flareups. In America, The American Lung Association has voiced great concern about the effect of poor indoor air on the quality of their nation’s health. Same is the case in India as well. Since one in fifteen Indians has asthma, and many, many more have allergies, that is, a big deal. But there are even more health risks, too. Among the short-term health effects from poor indoor air are: Headaches, Fatigue, Dizziness, Nausea, Eye, nose, and throat irritation, Memory impairment, and Visual disorders. 

There are long-term health risks from exposure to polluted air, though they are not as well researched. Respiratory problems, cancer, heart disease, and damage to the liver, kidney, and central nervous system can be caused by exposure to chemicals that can accumulate in the air. Perhaps you have unknowingly experienced the health effects of poor indoor air quality.

 

These symptoms are not just all in your head. They are real, and they can be attributed to indoor air quality. You can speak with your doctor about lung health and air quality, including allergies, asthma, smoking, lung cancer, and environmental health. 

So, why can indoor air be so nasty? Some of the main culprits are volatile organic compounds. Do not let the word 'organic' fool you into thinking these substances are healthy. Some of these substances are - Carpeting, Paints, Cleaning supplies, Furniture, Fuels. They all can dramatically and quickly decrease the quality of your home’s indoor air. So what is the ultimate remedy out?

The remedy is you need to install the best air purifier that will take care of all the indoor air pollution that you may have. 

Author’s bio: Blueair has all the answers to your health problems that you all generally suffer due to air pollution effects. It supplies you clean fresh air that your lungs die for. It is the best air purifier.