In the last several years, a number of studies have come out indicating that the air in our homes and buildings can actually be more polluted than outdoors? Considering we spend around 90 percent of our time indoors, this is a staggering realization.
All the signs of spring are here: the birds are chirping, plants are shooting up and blooming, and weather’s starting to look amazing. But if you’re like 50 million other Americans, you’re probably desperately wondering about how to deal with pollen allergies.
Did you know that some indoor plants can produce chemical compounds (along with oxygen), that are proven to improve your quality of health in indoor environments without harming cats or dogs? Around the world, there are plants that not only
April showers bring May flowers and May flowers bring pollen. Pollen can cause seasonal rhinitis that usually appears in spring along with blooming flowers. Because pollen is produced by flowers, grass, trees, and weeds, it is nearly impossible to avoid
If you have seasonal allergies then you are fully aware that allergy season is upon us. With everything coming back to life, those that suffer from pollen allergies know how invasive and frustrating symptoms can become. Common symptoms are watery
