Monthly Archives - June 2016

Air pollution is linked to irregular heartbeat and lung blood clots

Air pollution linked to irregular heartbeat, lung blood clot Air pollution is linked to irregular heartbeat and lung blood clots, a large study concludes. But picture less clear for impact on heart attack and stroke risk, large study finds. But its impact on directly boosting the risk of heart attacks and stroke is rather less clear, the research indicates. The evidence suggests that high levels of certain air pollutants are associated with a higher risk of cardiovascular problems, but exactly how this...

High pollution levels linked to increase in heart attack risk

High levels of pollution could increase the risk of having a heart attack for up to six hours after exposure, finds research published online in the British Medical Journal. However, the researchers found no increased risk after the six hour time frame. Given the transient nature of the increased risk, they speculate that the heart attack would have happened anyway and was merely brought forward by a few hours. This is known as a short-term displacement (or "harvesting") effect of pollution. While established...

Traffic-related air pollution is increasingly shown to have negative health effects

Traffic-related air pollution substantial public health concern Traffic-related air pollution is increasingly shown to have negative health effects according to a growing body of epidemiologic evidence and is a substantial public health concern in Canada, argues a commentary published in CMAJ (Canadian Medical Association Journal). Mounting evidence indicates a causal effect between exposure to air pollution from traffic and the development of asthma in children and adults. Diesel exhaust causes lung cancer. Despite generally good air quality in Canadian cities, approximately 21,000 people...

Olansi recommend Air Purifiers For Children, they’ll make a huge difference in their health

As many Olansi users already know, we recommend our Air Purifiers For Children, because we know they’ll make a huge difference in their health. After all, children have smaller lung capacity than adults and in turn intake nearly 50% more air. That’s why we offer high-performance HEPA air purifiers, to ensure the air they’re breathing in the cleanest air possible. We’re not alone in our air quality concerns for the next generations. SCHOOLS IMPROVE AIR QUALITY On their website, the US EPA (United...

Olansi Air Purifier with maximum filtration and breathe the healthiest air possible

On Air Pollution, Nanoparticles & Why High Efficiency Air Filters Are A Necessity Some buyers may take our high efficiency air filters for granted. After all, the concept of an oem air purifier seems reassuring on face value. Yet, even though removing 98-99.98% of air particulates from the air sounds ideal, most home air purifier owners or buyers won’t see the true value of their purchase, unless they understand the health issues a hepa air purifier can help with. In a recent article...

China Air Purifier:You should consider air quality monitors

People are becoming more health conscious than ever before. However, while most folks work to refine their diets or implement a workout routine, more and more are becoming concerned with the quality of air they’re breathing in with the use or an air quality monitor. And, rightfully so. As we’ve mentioned at length in the past, there are numerous factors polluting the air we breathe and Air Quality In The USA is far from the healthiest, when compared to other...

The United States plans to expand monitoring of the world’s air quality

In our travels to China, we’ve seen first hand how air pollution is bringing down the overall health of the region especially the air quality in India. After all, we’ve been actively building our brand over there, for a reason – to contain the problem and help residents breathe better than ever. Apparently, we’re not alone. The United States has recently unveiled plans to expand monitoring of the world’s air quality, in efforts to increase awareness of air pollution in foreign...

Spring Allergies aren’t always the same for everyone

Symptoms associated with Spring Allergies aren’t always the same for everyone. There are many factors that can influence a person’s reaction to seasonal allergies like pollen, dust and mold. One of the main causes of the worst spring allergy flare-ups is surprisingly where you live. Because air quality regulations and climates vary per region, many cities in America have completely different air quality levels. To create awareness about Spring Allergies, the Asthma And Allergy Foundation Of America has unveiled their yearly rundown of Spring...

The Most Common Spring Allergies In America, By Region

Spring allergy season has been in full effect for a few weeks now. As a result, runny noses and itchy eyes are getting the best of people with spring allergies. Believe it or not, those allergic reactions can differ, depending where you live. Since certain areas across the United States have different natural growth and higher levels of pollen than others, many regions across the country have different spring allergy triggers. To take proper precautions to alleviate your allergic reactions, you can use...

Air quality continues to be a hot button issue across the world

Poor Air Quality Increases Risk Of Stroke! Air quality continues to be a hot button issue across not only the United States, but the entire world. As research pinpoints the negative effects of smog and air pollution on our respiratory systems, new German research has found fine particulate matter has recently been linked to increased levels of stokes in adults. More than 4400 residents of Bochum, Essen, and Mülheim an der Ruhr participated in the study. Participants were selected over the time...