Greenhouse Kids

Neuropathy Miracle Review Over the last fifty years our kids have been processed, packaged and raised in closed environments, in controlled environments that are unhealthy. What does this mean for a new generation of thinkers? The underlying message that can only be learned from this experience is that the world is not a safe place to work or play in. In North America nine out of ten breaths taken by anyone of us or our children will be taken indoors. What is called the cocooning effect is a demonstrated tendency to live indoors. Over the last twenty or more years "home improvements," have increased dramatically and families are re-mortgaging their homes to add patios, saunas, hot tubs, family theatres and game rooms. New emphasis is on keeping the family at home and most alarmingly in the house.

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The most shocking thing to come to light is that by doing so we are slowly killing ourselves. Our priorities are distorted and we are reacting from fear and ignorance. In our zeal to fill our houses with things, we are exposing family to a slow death from the home environment and the processing that is going on in our homes. For instance in an effort to save a little money on our heating bills we hermetically seal our houses, so that we can no longer breath in them. The air in our homes is 20-70 times more polluted than the air outside. Because there is very little fresh air coming in, we are slowly suffocating.

For every breath that we take, we exhale carbon dioxide and that mixes with the air to degrade it. As part of the human function, we all fart (couldn't resist this one), not only ourselves but all the members of the family, including our pets. That is a lot of methane pumped into the house each day, with no escape, and we haven't even talked about chemicals. A typical household in North America will deposit about forty pounds of dead skin in the house every year and that is what we are putting into our lungs, it is what we breathe.