You know air pollution hurts your lungs. But what about your
heart? Dirty Indoor Air Bad for Heart It turns out that air
pollution is another factor that contributes to cardiovascular
disease. According to a new study, air pollution can increase
inflammation, which leads to many chronic diseases. This study
looked at the effect of air pollution that occurs inside the
home, and a step that may reduce that pollution. Indoor air
pollution poses a particular problem to overall health because
we spend most of our time inside. That’s why the new research
from Canada is important, because it found that a type of indoor
air filter could help cut risks to cardiovascular disease from
pollution. This fascinating research further expands our
understanding of the link between pollution, inflammation and
disease. Reducing or eliminating sources of pollution and
dealing with toxins is a major issue. To learn more about
detoxification, see my article: Why You Need to Detoxify 24
Hours a Day The research findings were publish