We can't control the air we breathe.We can't choose whether to breathe or not.

So how can we ensure the quality of the air we breathe?

Poor air quality is now one of the most serious health risks: high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity and smoking.It claims 8.8 million deaths a year from air pollution and compares it to the 7.2 million deaths from tobacco smoke reported by the world health organization.

Smoking is a personal decision.Breathing dirty polluted air is not.

Almost every country in Europe reported PM10 levels higher than those recommended by the world health organization.The exceptions are: Ireland, Sweden, Estonia, Finland, Denmark and Luxembourg.But ozone levels are above safe levels in every European country.Who now believes that 91% of the world's population lives in areas where air pollution exceeds recommended limits.

So, what can we do?

The obvious first step is to use an air purifier.We can improve our air quality by air purifiers.

The use of air purifiers can significantly reduce indoor pm2.5 concentrations well below WHO guidelines

Air purifiers have many functions besides removing PM2.5 and PM10.They also remove all other particles: dust, dander and pollen, for example.A purifier with a carbon filter that also removes odors, gases and smoke.It will ionize the air again.