Scientist reveals deeply held NASA secret research about staying healthy at home. In this article at health.com the Scientist reveals the top 5 plants for home health. This may constitute a winter survival alert. If you don't have a plant in your home, get one!
Fresh Air
By Elizabeth RoehrigChemicals from building materials, furniture, and even air fresheners can make indoor air toxic, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. But just getting some greenery can help, says B.C. Wolverton, PhD, a former NASA research scientist and the author of How to Grow Fresh Air.
“Houseplants give off oxygen and help remove chemicals like formaldehyde, a common indoor vapor that can cause respiratory and neurological problems, as well as cancer,” he says. These five great picks may not cure asthma, but they can help you breathe easier.
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We might have gotten a little carried away....
2 comments:
Your post was a breath of fresh air.
I like that they turned to a former NASA scientist to confirm what our mom's told us.
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