Indoor air pollution is a significant health concern, often more harmful than outdoor air. Pollutants from heating systems, cleaning products, and building materials can lead to respiratory diseases, heart issues, and cancer. Salt lamps produce negative ions, potentially reducing airborne irritants. Fine particulate matter exacerbates cardiovascular and respiratory problems. Salt therapy aids in respiratory function, especially for asthma and COPD sufferers. An effective way to enhance indoor air quality is by integrating salt lamps with air purifiers, houseplants, and adequate ventilation.
Indoor air pollution can be more toxic than outdoor air, contributing to respiratory illnesses, heart disease and cancer.
Salt lamps emit negative ions that bind to pollutants (dust, mold, bacteria, etc.), reducing airborne irritants.
Fine particulate matter worsens cardiovascular and respiratory issues and contributes to metabolic diseases.
Combining salt lamps with air purifiers, houseplants and ventilation can improve indoor air quality effectively.
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