Combating Indoor Air Pollution – It’s Now Or Never

Every day, millions and trillions of people are breathing polluted air full of different types of air pollutants that in turn are rendering them vulnerable to a host of respiratory problems ranging from asthma to lung cancer!

As if Life was not Tough Already!

According to a study published in the Journal of Federation of the American Society of Experimental Biology, high exposure to air pollution leads to obesity which in turn increases the vulnerability to lifestyle diseases such as hypertension and diabetes.

Let’s Accept the Reality!

Air pollution is indeed a major health concern – as pointed out rightly by the study conducted in 2015 and published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology. As cited in this study, indoor exposure to Fine, Particulate Matter (PM2.5) is a cause of concern particularly in developing countries that are highly polluted. 

According to an article published in the Guardian, New Delhi was quoted as most polluted city in the world. Further, it was said that the city’s toxic air was the main cause for allergies, respiratory diseases, birth malformations, and cancer!

It’s Now or Never & The Way Out is Ready!

High Efficiency Particulate Arrestance (HEPA) filters with their capacity of removing 99.97 per cent of pollutants measuring as small as 0.3 µm – they construct the way that needs to be taken for combating the ilk of air pollutants. Perhaps, this is where Blueair steps into the picture with its highly formidable air purifiers that ensure to use HEPA filters in addition to a large number of other technologies.

On a Closing Note!

The ideal way to conclude is by sharing the poem given below.

Life – full of unpredictable emotions – sees the world today with untold pollution

Our lives, our homes, our happiness – On the brink of gloom

The air we breathe makes us fat and seals our doom

One moment, poet! For they have come as the saviours

Never do they fail to crush the pollutants with a swift rush

And gift us with clean, fresh air