5. How To Reduce Respiratory Triggers In Your Home
Apr 10, 2020 ·
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Why should you care about indoor pollutants? Let me tell you. Poor air quality can lead to “Sick Building Syndrome (SBS).” As per the WELL Building Standards, “SBS symptoms include...
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Why should you care about indoor pollutants?
Let me tell you. Poor air quality can lead to “Sick Building Syndrome (SBS).” As per the WELL Building Standards, “SBS symptoms include various nonspecific symptoms such as eye, skin and airway irritation, as well as headache and fatigue.” Whether you have asthma or not, it’s crucial that we take care of our health and ensure that our homes have the best indoor air quality as possible.
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Let me tell you. Poor air quality can lead to “Sick Building Syndrome (SBS).” As per the WELL Building Standards, “SBS symptoms include various nonspecific symptoms such as eye, skin and airway irritation, as well as headache and fatigue.” Whether you have asthma or not, it’s crucial that we take care of our health and ensure that our homes have the best indoor air quality as possible.
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