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Reducing radio frequency exposure
To reduce radio frequency exposure, use corded rather than mobile or wireless equipment. When mobile phone use is necessary, make the call as short as possible and use either an air tube headset or the speaker function on the phone.
 
Possible link between air pollution and deep vein thrombosis

Particulate matter (tiny particles) with a diameter of less than 10 microns is a common component of motor vehicle exhaust. In a study involving 2080 people, 870 of whom had developed blood clots in the legs (deep vein thrombosis or DVT), Italian researchers found that the risk of developing DVT  increased by 70% for each increase of 10 micrograms per square meter in air particulate matter concentration. In addition, people with higher exposure to particulate matter had the fastest blood clotting times.

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Possible link between air pollution and deep vein thrombosis

Particulate matter (tiny particles) with a diameter of less than 10 microns is a common component of motor vehicle exhaust. In a study involving 2080 people, 870 of whom had developed blood clots in the legs (deep vein thrombosis or DVT), Italian researchers found that the risk of developing DVT  increased by 70% for each increase of 10 micrograms per square meter in air particulate matter concentration. In addition, people with higher exposure to particulate matter had the fastest blood clotting times.

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Building biology consultations in Brisbane

 

A Building Wellness consultant will be conducting building biology assessments in Brisbane on Saturday  25th October 2008. Services available will include electromagnetic field testing, radio frequency testing and geomancy.

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Improve indoor air quality
To improve indoor air quality, use non toxic paints, varnishes and wood oils made from natural ingredients. Such products do not contain volatile organic compounds which have been associated with adverse health effects including asthma, eye/nose/throat irritation and fatigue.
 
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