Spring Is Back And So Are Allergies.

Spring is a difficult season for people who suffer from allergies as well as for the ones who have asthma, as it is the beginning of respiratory difficulties. In fact the temperatures getting warmer triggers the multiplication of viruses and bacteria and as we tend to open windows this circulates dusts and allergens that are in our houses. The colds, the sinusitis and earaches develop more easily and with a higher risk of infection that could bring on the necessity to have a prescription for antibiotics.
The multiplication of pollens and dusts in the air increases the number of episodes for persons with asthma, forcing them to increase the frequency of their medication.
The spring is therefore a period for these people and especially the children, where they see a large share of their energy being used to implement the necessary immune system response in order to protect them from these dangers present in the air. This will induce a greater fatigue and difficulties to recuperate. Furthermore the various symptoms appearing at night will disturb their rhythm of sleep and thus affect even more their general health condition.
Before getting to these extremes, an effective solution is Prevention, by simply filtering the air that these sensitive persons will breathe. To a filtration targeting various pollutants (dusts, pollens, odours, smoke and dust mites) it is good to add the production of negative ions (the air’s antioxidants) while ensuring that there is no secondary formation of ozone. This is precisely with this goal in mind that a Japanese company developed a powerful filter for the inside air coupled with the production of negative ions without ozone creation (respiratory irritant).

The effectiveness of their creation is confirmed by the recognition from several associations for allergies in different countries. Put on the market at the beginning of March 2008, this new device, Air wellness Pro, is available on my site and you can find information about it in the Environment section.