insulation
Winter tight, pollutants kept!
Insulation is meant to keep your building as warm as possible. The heat is turned on and the insulation keeps the hot air inside. As the the HVAC process has improved in tightness, it also releases some very serious airborne particles spread in the air that are inhaled by home occupants and may caused variety of serious respiratory illnesses.
MEDICAL studies
Scientists Experts Say!
EPA: '"The sick building syndrome" occurs when building occuppants experience symptoms like nose congestion, irritation of eyes and throat, etc....
EPA: 90% of Americans spends 90% of their time inside.
EPA: Health effects could be short term or long term and could include some respiratory diseases, heart disease and can be severely debilitating or fatal.
NIH: Residential exposure to Radon is strictly associated with lung cancer risks.
NIH: Cooking and heating practices may release many pollutants and are linked to several health complications.
Medical Peer Review: Indoor Air Quality Pollution has been identified as one of top five environmental health hazard. IAQ has been determined to be 2X worse that outdoor air.
WHO: Household air pollution enter the lungs and the bloodstream. It enflanes rge airways, impair immune response and reduce the oxygen-carrying capacity of blood.
poor ventilation
Is This what you want to breathe?
In poor ventilated buildings, indoor smoke and bad air pollutants can reach a level 100 times higher than accpetable air pollution.
Children and Women are highly exposed to indoor pollution air as they spend the most time inside. Those toxins are inhaled and remain on your lungs and respitory system causing short or long terms irrevocable damages to your health. Therefore, air flow is a key to improve air quality. The contamined air needs to be removed from the dwelling and replaced by clean outside air. Indoor good ventilation is essential in healthier living. clean air poor indoor air quality indoor air pollution
