Air Purifier Benefits: I Bought One After a Dermatologist Told Me This
glamour.comWe’ve known since the pandemic that regularly airing out your space by opening your windows is the best way to improve indoor .
It’s not an issue in the summer, but when the weather gets colder, good ventilation becomes more difficult.Air purifiers are advertised in many places, but do they really do anything for people who are not plagued by house-dust allergies?
For a long time I thought buying one was unnecessary. Then I talked to a dermatologist about it and learned that poor indoor air can contribute significantly to premature skin aging.“Indoor air can be polluted with allergens such as dust mites, animal hair, and pollen, as well as pollutants such as fine dust and nitrogen dioxide,” says dermatologist , who runs her own practice in Berlin where she treats numerous celebrities.
Pathogens such as bacteria, fungi, and viruses are also found in our indoor air, she says, which can aggravate “respiratory diseases such as asthma or bronchitis.”“A common allergen is dust mites: tiny organisms that live in dust and to whose droppings many people are allergic.
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