Clear the Air & Breathe Easier with Helen Christoni, VP of Ideal Living
Overview:
So what’s making our indoor air so polluted?
Viruses are a big concern. But it’s also a combination of outside contaminants like pollen, smoke, and dust and internal pollutants like dander, dust mites, and off-gassing from furniture that are to blame.
Joining me today on Resilient Health Radio is Helen Christoni, Senior Vice President of Business Development for Ideal Living, home of one of my favorite products: AirDoctor.
Most people don’t even realize that many of their symptoms – like eye, nose, and throat irritation, frequent headaches, nausea, wheezing, sleep troubles and irritability – can be caused by indoor air pollutants.
I talk so much in this podcast and with my patients about the importance of environmental medicine and how much our environment impacts our health.
We consume about 3000 gallons of air daily, so a good air filter is essential for overall health. I personally own 4 AirDoctors – for both my home and office – and can always tell when one has been turned off.
AirDoctor also has an Ionizer feature that can be turned on or off that detect an increase in particulates in the air, such as mold spores, mycotoxins, fine smoke particles, dust, pet dander, virus, bacteria, and pollen, and adjusts fan speed automatically to remove them more quickly.
Host & Guest Info:
Your Host
Darin Ingels, ND
Podcast Guest
Helen Christoni
