It’s Shaping Up to Be a BAD Allergy Season
Springtime brings more stuffy or runny noses, sneezing and scratchy throats for the millions of seasonal allergy sufferers in the U.S. It’s early in the spring, but the airborne allergens
Brand-New and Moldy
When David Barnard moved into his brand-new home, he began having health issues. The culprit: mold.
In a recent podcast interview David Barnard opened up about his “mold story.” David moved
Elisha Jarrett, Mother of Atlanta Falcons’ Grady Jarrett, Talks About Clean Air and Respiratory Health
Since she was young, Elisha Jarrett, mother of the Atlanta Falcons’ Grady Jarrett, has known the importance of hard work. One of the areas she has practiced this most is
Detox Series Part 4 – To Eat or Not to Eat
Welcome to part four of our “Detoxing After Chemical Exposure” blog series. In the first three parts of the series, we talked about stopping further exposure, opening up detox pathways, and the
Helping Parents and Teachers Advocate for Clean Air in Classrooms – Before Federal Funds Expire
Austin Air Systems has released a new toolkit that helps parents, guardians, and teachers advocate for cleaner air in their classrooms.
The toolkit (located at ParentTeacherToolkit.com) is a private educational portal
Air Purifiers A Must For Construction Workers
If you work in construction, you know the amount of particulates, dust, biological pollutants, VOCs, and gasses that can be released into the air during a project. What you may