Our nation and the world face new crises every day. While not every problem affects everyone, we all suffer from an atmosphere that is increasingly harmful to our health. Human beings are struggling to thrive in an air environment that grows more unhealthy by the day— facing risks from viruses, wildfire smoke, traffic smog, and microplastics polluting the air we breathe. 

We can't control everything about our environment, but there are more and more ways to improve the health of the places where we live, work, and play. Expert information shows that air purifiers and filters can remove more than 80% of most harmful particles from confined spaces. Dander, pollen, smoke, mold, and other indoor toxins can be primarily eliminated to create a healthier environment. Essentially, air purifiers can benefit us by helping reduce allergy and asthma symptoms, inflammation, and blood pressure, among others. Paired with additional practices, they have even been vital in assisting remove viral contaminants, like COVID, from an area. This technology can help those with existing health conditions most vulnerable to pollutants.

Purifying our air isn't a complete solution and cannot solve every health crisis. However, it is one viable tool that can be used to create a healthier and more sustainable life. As a result, air purification and improved air quality are just a small way to start gaining some control over the state of our world. Ignoring the dangers of this environment might worsen pandemics that we already face, like global obesity.

As humans, we inhabit a world that is both accommodating and harmful to our bodies. The air we breathe can be a life-giver and life-harmer. No substance is as important to us as this odorless, tasteless gas. And, as of late, much of the world's focus has been on its contamination. Experts say all this air pollution is a fundamental threat to our lives, already accounting for more than 4 million deaths worldwide in 2019.

So, it's more important than ever that we can improve our indoor air quality to provide safer places to breathe. Functionally, air purifiers exist to decrease how much of this bad stuff gets inside us. Developing and depending on this technology may be one of the only ways we can meet the challenge of air pollution.

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