Clean Hands vs. Airborne Viruses

Clean Hands vs. Airborne Viruses

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Clean Hands vs. Airborne Viruses


If you’re invested in your health, the pursuit of a strong immune system and overall well-being extends beyond the gym and kitchen. While we diligently prioritise hand hygiene to ward off germs, it's time to broaden our focus and recognise the vital role of air hygiene, or AirHealth, in our health-conscious journey. 


The truth is, the air we breathe carries more than just oxygen; it's a carrier of invisible risks like airborne viruses, underscoring the critical importance of maintaining clean indoor air.


Airborne viruses are microscopic troublemakers that can linger in the air for hours. From the common cold to more severe infections like influenza, chicken pox, measles and COVID-19,these viruses can have a significant impact on your health.


While hand hygiene has rightfully taken center stage in our health routines, the air we breathe needs to come into focus. Just as we wash our hands to prevent the spread of germs, we must ensure that the air we inhale is also clean. This is where the concept of AirHealth comes in. Just imagine investing countless hours in workouts and meticulous meal planning to bolster your health, only to unknowingly breathe in a virus that undermines our efforts. This can impact your hard-earned health gains and even derail your fitness goals.


By prioritising AirHealth alongside hand hygiene, we take a holistic approach to safeguarding our health and well-being. This involves ensuring proper ventilation, using air purifiers equipped with HEPA filters to capture airborne particles, and maintaining cleanliness in our indoor spaces. Just as we diligently santise our hands before and after workouts, let's remember that the air we breathe also holds potential for transmitting viruses. 



Know more about AirHealth here.


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