Aug 05, 2024
Ishita RoyWith increasing pollution, it is important to take care of your respiratory health. People have now adopted various ways like air purifiers and humidifiers. But there are natural ways you can adapt.
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NASA’s Clean Air Study from 1989 has now been viral for natural ideas where one can breathe better by having these plants at home.
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Scientifically known as Dracaena fragrans is an indoor plant that helps in eliminating benzene. This plant also provides fresh oxygen and helps with breathing problems.
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Scientifically known as Epipremnum aureum, this plant can significantly lower the indoor ozone levels. It is also known as Devil’s Ivy and helps eliminate pollutants.
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Hedera helix, also known as Common Ivy, is a climber that eliminates pollutants like trichloroethylene and benzene and helps with lung functions and eases breathing problems.
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Scientifically called the Aglaonema, this plant is a powerhouse when it comes to cleaning the air. This not only looks aesthetic but also helps in eliminating toxic compounds from the environment.
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This house plant, known as Spathiphyllum, scientifically is known for cleaning the air and also adding beauty to your house. It regulates humidity and eliminates trichloroethylene.
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There are benefits to using plants as air purifiers. The benefits include a reduction in sound levels, stress levels and an increase in positive feelings. It also helps with cooling effects.
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Other benefits include combating the effects of global warming by using natural ways to purify the air you breathe. This will not only benefit your health but will also beautify your home.
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