Building Wellness Building Biology Specialists

Healthy Indoor Environments.

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Building Wellness specialises in creating healthier homes and workplaces. Because you may spend around 90% of your time indoors, ensuring that your indoor environments are as healthy as possible may provide you with benefits such as:

peace of mind
improved comfort, health and wellbeing e.g. better sleep patterns and energy levels and reduced incidence of allergies, asthma, headaches and other chronic health conditions
relief from the symptoms of "sick building syndrome"
increased creativity and productivity
reduced absenteeism in workplaces
compliance with occupational health and safety requirements

What we can do for you.

Because you and your family deserve healthy indoor environments, our building biologists and specialist consultants empower you with the knowledge you need to create healthy homes and workplaces. Your building biology consultation will provide

an understanding of the health hazards that can exist in indoor environments
an assessment of potential environmental causes of illness in your home or workplace
tailored solutions for health hazards identified in your living or work spaces. We recommend the simplest and most cost-effecitve options possible.
recommendations for water filters, cleaning and personal care products, building materials, furnishings, paints and finishes that support healthy living environments

How we do it.

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You may choose some or all of the following building biology services for inclusion in a Building Wellness building biology health assessment of your home or workplace:

What's New at Building Wellness Building Biology News Building Biology Hint of the Week

Building biology consultations in Brisbane

A Building Wellness consultant will be available to conduct building biology assessments in Brisbane on Thursday 21st August and Friday 22nd August 2008. Services available will include electromagnetic field testing, radio frequency testing, geomancy, moisture/mould detection and indoor air quality assessment.

Sick School Syndrome

An article which was published recently in the Globe and Mail describes the adverse effects that toxic mould in buildings has had on the health of teachers and students in several Canadian schools. Symptoms experienced included itchy red skin rashes, hives, congestion, bloody noses, coughing attacks and respiratory problems.

Reducing mobile phone radiation exposure in cars
To reduce radio frequency exposure when using a mobile phone in a vehicle, ensure that the vehicle is fitted with an external antenna. If there is no antenna, the phone signals bounce around the inside of the vehicle, exposing the occupants to increased levels of radiation.