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Can Air Conditioning Trigger Asthma?

For very many years now, it has become general knowledge that the combination of cold air and humidity leads to the swelling of the trachea and the voice box. Asthma patients usually have very sensitive airways and may find that when the North Carolina summer temperatures soar, along with the humidity levels, their asthma signs begin to act up and worsen. Indoor Air Quality for Asthmatic People Other established causes of asthma include allergens such as pollen, pet dander, and...

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Indoor Air Quality Effects on Health

Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) refers to the air quality in your home. It has a significant effect on the comfort and health...

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6 Ways to Improve Indoor Air Quality

Access to fresh, clean air in our indoor environments is just as important to our health and wellness as proper nutrition and clean water. Unfortunately, too many homes are rife with indoor pollutants that range from dust mites to off-gassed chemical vapors. All of which can exacerbate asthma and allergy symptoms and frustrate even the healthiest of people. The following are a few ways to help get rid of these air toxins and improve your indoor air quality: Invest in...

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Homefront Defense Against Allergies

Don't look now, but your home is under assault. Allergy season has officially begun in the Carolinas Piedmont, with the first windborne tree pollen - cedar, maple and birch - drifting invisibly through the air in the first weeks of February, sneaking into your home's cracks and crevices. Those allergens will soon be followed by the pollen of oaks and grasses, on into the march of misery-inducing menaces that peak with late-summer ragweed. And that's just the stuff outside. Inside,...

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Three Ways to Detect and Fight Mold in the Home

Heavy rains and water leaks can lead to mold and mildew problems at home. But what do you do when the worst happens? September is National Mold Awareness Month, and the nonprofit Allergy & Asthma Network Mothers of Asthmatics recommends consumers be vigilant about preventing mold, dealing with it immediately after it occurs and choosing cleaning products wisely. "Mold represents a health risk, especially for the approximately 50 million people in the U.S. affected by allergies," said Nancy Sander, president...

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