- air purifier for pet hair

A Daily Mail's Jenny Hope update, according to a study: on November 25, 2011, a machine that cleans the air while people with asthma sleep can significantly reduce their daytime symptoms.
Those who tested the device reported a huge improvement in their quality of life-equivalent to the quality of life that is usually achieved only through expensive drugs-and are unlikely to be taken to hospital.
The machine filters out stimuli and allergens that cause inflammation in the lungs, including mites and pet hair.
Asthma experts are now calling for air purification devices on the NHS.
They say the cost of £ 4,000 per year will be borne by the patient himself, as the patient's time in the hospital will be reduced.
The study was conducted by Professor John Warner, a pediatric consultant at St. Mary's Hospital and professor of pediatrics at Imperial College London.
He said: "This device has a great impact on people's lives, and the effect is as large as the very expensive treatment, which helps prevent the trigger of the disease. ’ The year-
The long-term trial involved 282 patients with poor asthma control aged 7 to 70 from six European countries, including 54 British children.
The Protexo machine is placed on the patient's bedside, with a large arm, and when they sleep, it delivers a pure filtered air on their head.
It removes allergens and dust particles by using new technologies in the operating room to create a sterile environment. Two-
The real machine is for more than 30 patients, and the rest have a virtual machine.
They turn it on when they sleep and turn it off when they wake up.
The results of this trial, published in the journal Thorax, show that, according to the questionnaire score, the quality of life of people using real machines is 15 percentage points better than that of people giving dummies.
Patients using this device manufactured by Swedish Airsonett experienced a sharp decline in levels of inflammation.
This is especially noticeable for those with the most severe asthma.
Professor Warner said the group using Protexo had fewer hospital stays.
Within three to four months, the benefits began to emerge.
Annabelle Abraham, month, day Westcliff-on-
The Sea in Essex has had asthma since she was four years old and she took part in the trial.
She said: "I didn't sleep well because I couldn't catch my breath and it was difficult to do physical education or running with my friends, and if I laughed too much, I would have an asthma attack.
"My studies have been affected because I am very tired and often sick.
"With the help of the machine, Annabel is now sleeping all night without coughing.
"I have seen a huge change and real improvement in my asthma," she said . ".
"I sleep better, have less chest infections and love sports and sports.
The machine has not been purchased in private, and the cost of six months of use is about 2,000.