How Poor Air Quality Is Affecting Allergies
Recent data shows a dramatic increase in allergies “up 700% in the past 15 years”. – (source: EPA, Indoor Air Quality Scientific Findings Resource Bank, 2009)
The list of triggers and related ailments is exhaustive:
- Leaky faucets can cause mold growth; as the mold releases its tiny spores into the air, asthma episodes ensure in people who are allergic to mold
- Exposure to dust mites can trigger asthma in young children who have not previously exhibited asthma symptoms
- Coughing, wheezing and tightening of the chest are all symptoms of allergic asthma
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Remove Allergen Triggers from Your Home
Indoor allergens and irritants play a big role in triggering allergy symptoms. If you suffer allergies, you may react to just one trigger or you may find that several things act as triggers. Even if you don’t suffer from allergies, it’s likely that someone close to you does. 20 million Americans — one in every 15 — suffer from asthma (source: Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America). And resulting allergic diseases affect as many as 40 to 50 million Americans. Poor air quality is a direct link to respiratory and other health-related issues.
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Rid Your Home of Allergy Contaminants with our E•Z Breathe® Air Ventilation Solution
E·Z Breathe works by air exchange. Simply stated, it exhausts the stale air as well as the contaminants and moisture that come with it. You see, most homes have a closed loop system that simply recirculates the same air in the home over and over again. This causes a build up of contaminants that, at certain levels, become hazardous to the occupants. E·Z Breathe controls moisture, removes harmful asthma and allergen contaminants and creates an exchange of stale air for fresh air, thereby creating an ideal healthy atmosphere within your home.
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