Alpine Indoor Air Purifier – For Asthma and Better Air Quality

My daughter has asthma and I have an Alpine Indoor Air purifier at home. This is a common scenario. It seems that an alpine air ionizer or other type of air purifier are indispensable household appliances these days. Why? Well, asthma cases have increased by more than a hundred percent over the past two decades. Death rates, hospitalization and clinical visits related to asthma have risen dramatically in recent years.

Controlling Asthma thru Indoor Air Quality with Alpine Air Cleaners

The truth is – the explosion of asthma cases happened together with the rise of the indoor air quality epidemic. Indoor air quality today is the number one environmental health problem, sometimes exceeding outdoor air pollution by 10 times! Acquired asthma is one of the fastest growing diseases, and now we know why. And now, we also know why indoor air purifiers can be an indispensable part of our household.

Regardless of how clean your home is, microscopic dust mites, lint, pollen, chemical vapors, dead skin cells, and innumerable pollutants are sure to be floating around in the air you breathe. If you have a hard time imagining why indoor air pollution is worse than outdoors, here’s a brief explanation. Nature has a natural air cleaning agent in the form of low-level ozone and negative ions. And because our homes are closed, these natural air purifiers don’t get a chance to get in and do their job. At the same time, the lack of ventilation prevents indoor air pollution from getting out.

Personally, I use the Alpine Classic, which covers an area up to 3,000 square feet. It produces ozone up to 360 mg per hour. This Alpine ionizer weighs less than 17 pounds, is very portable, and plugs into any standard wall outlet. It also has a 3 year warranty. Another popular model is the Alpine Living Air Purifier.

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