Do you know the importance of indoor environment to human body?

Two-thirds of our time is spent indoors, and the quality of the indoor environment is closely related to our health. The quality of our living environment directly affects our incidence of illness. Although environmental protection awareness is deeply rooted in people's minds, the importance of indoor environment has not yet been taken seriously. So why is the indoor environment so important? Let’s take a look at it together!

The Importance of Indoor Air Quality to Human Health

An adult breathes an average of 10-15 times per minute, and each time requires 0.5 liters of air. Assuming a life expectancy of 80 years, a person will breathe about 300,000 cubic meters of air in his or her lifetime. After the air enters the human body, it enters the alveoli with a surface area of ​​70 square meters, and then enters various parts of the body through human circulation and physical diffusion.

Indoor environment determines physical health

People spend most of their time indoors. They work mostly indoors, do many sports indoors, and go home to sleep and rest indoors. It can be said that 80% of the time is spent in various indoor spaces. It is conceivable that with such a long exposure time and such a large contact area, the impact of indoor air quality on people's health is very important.

Solutions to indoor air pollution

There are many ways to solve indoor air pollution, and negative ions are the best. Negative ions can take the initiative to quickly decompose indoor pollutants such as formaldehyde, bacteria, benzene, and effectively settle particles as small as 0.01 microns and difficult-to-remove floating dust and other pollution, making it easy to have clean air.

However, simple air purification can no longer meet the health needs of urban residents. Negative ions are beneficial to human health while purifying the air! The negative ion content in fresh air should not be less than 1000/cm3. This is the main reason why people feel the air is particularly fresh in forests, beaches and around waterfalls. This fresh feeling is actually the result of negative ions acting on the human central nervous system and blood circulation, improving brain function, promoting metabolism and eliminating fatigue. It is very helpful for those of us who stay indoors for a long time.