Four Benefits of Air Purifiers to Improve Health and Wellbeing

What looks like clean air can be filled with invisible particles and dirt. These microscopic air particles get into your airways, sinuses, and lungs and aggravate breathing issues like snoring and asthma. You need an air purifier to filter particles and dirt from the air, so you can breathe easier. It’s especially important to clean the air in your home to reduce snoring and help you get a better night’s rest.

The design of the purifier you choose will determine the size of the particles it can filter. A model with a pre-stage paper filter will trap larger particles, but for those who suffer from allergies or live with a smoker, a HEPA filter is required to catch microscopic particles. A halogenerator crushes therapeutic salt into micro-fine particles and sprays it into the air to treat breathing-related conditions.

Even if you live in a smoke-free, pet-free home, you will still encounter air pollutants. Add in smoke, cooking odors, pet dander, and pollen and your house could collect lots of dust and germs, which could lead to health problems.

1. Rid the air of dust and dust mites that trigger allergies

Dust mites can wreak havoc in the respiratory tracts of humans. About 80% of people who suffer from seasonal allergies are especially allergic to mites, and 10% of people are outright allergic to the little critters. A one-gram sample of house dust can contain as many as 1,000 dust mites and more than a quarter of a million fragments of dust mite excrement and skeletal parts.

Dust mites and are the primary cause of a year-round runny nose. The effects of dust mite inhalation can be severe for those with allergies, and can even trigger asthma attacks. The symptoms can include sneezing, itchy, watery eyes, cough, and post-nasal drip.

Having a good air filtration system can be the key to reducing the microscopic attack on one’s health by these critters. Eliminating the pollution results in fewer allergy symptoms, making it easier to breathe at night. Minimizing the inflammation and irritation caused by allergies can dramatically impact how often and how much you snore.

2. Clear the air of pollen to breathe easier

Pollen allergies affect more than 20 million people Americans. Sneezing, coughing, runny nose, watery eyes and inflamed sinuses are typical reactions, although some suffer from migraines and asthma attacks.

The sight of yellow pollen bursting out of pine trees and running in rivulets down the street is so common in the Southern U.S. that it’s a common joke. Cars, picnic tables, and trash cans are saturated for weeks in the spring with fine yellow dust. But each section of the U.S. has its own version of allergies. In the Southwest, it’s dust and tumbleweeds being blown by heavy springtime winds. Imagine how much of that is tracked inside on shoes, clothing, and people.

Purifiers can treat conditions like hay fever, congestion, and bronchitis which lead to snoring. The benefits are much like you can achieve when visiting a commercial halotherapy salon. Purifying the air in your home can be critical to improving your daily health and wellbeing.

3. Eliminate mold in the air that causes your allergies to flare

Mold spores exist in different sizes, varying between 10 and 30 microns in diameter. Various species of mold exist that produce toxins, causing people to feel fatigued and unwell with sneezing, coughing, and wheezing.

A mild reaction to mold includes typical allergic reactions in the sinuses and breathing pathways. More severe reactions include interstitial pneumonia, chronic cough along with aches and pains, and life-threatening asthma attacks. Getting mold out of your environment should be considered a high priority.

If you find yourself snoring, or your sleeping partner reports that it is a problem, try an air purifier to rid the air of troublesome allergic reactions that may contribute to snoring.

4.  Eliminate smoke and odors

If you snore or suffer from a frequent runny nose or other common allergy symptoms that could be worsened by airborne particles, a continuous air purifier will provide you with some relief.

Research purifiers carefully before purchasing. Some purifiers use electronic technology to reverse the charge of the particles in the air. The particles settle on your furniture, floors, and clothing where you are required to dust and vacuum to rid them from the environment.

Air purifiers quickly and quietly eliminate allergens, odors, pollen, smoke, dust, pet dander, and other pollutants and keep them from compromising your health.

Summary

The health benefits you can expect from clearing the air of irritants are endless. Breathing easier can give you more energy and eliminate snoring. Better sleep can have dramatic effects on your immune system and your overall health.

Invest in your health by adding an air purifier to your home. You’ll breathe easier knowing that your family is getting the healthiest air available.