Category: Asthma
June 21, 2011
Indoor Allergies – A List of the Usual & Unusual Suspects
By Joe Castner - Marketing VP
If you want to better understand the causes of indoor allergies, some of the best places to go on the internet are the websites of companies that sell air filters, carpet and furniture cleaning products, and drugs that treat allergy symptoms.
I came across an
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Do Real Men Read O Magazine? I Certainly Do!
By Joe Castner, VP Marketing
Health is a major topic of discussion in O Magazine. I’ve already mentioned that I’m a big fan of Dr. Oz (Oprah’s protégé and the heir apparent to her daytime TV kingdom). I don’t have much opportunity to actually flip through the pages of her magazine but I do keep my
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The You Docs Nail the Causes of Poor IAQ but Don't Mention Indoor Air Filtration in their Proposed Solution
By Joe Castner - VP Marketing
You have probably heard of The You Docs – Dr. Mehmet Oz (The Doctor Oz Show) and Dr. Mike Roizen. They publish a very popular syndicated column and they recently published their take on the city-by-city air pollution expose (www.stateoftheair.org).
I follow the good
read onMay 13, 2011
America's Most Polluted Cities & Asthma
By Mike Gunion, President & CEO - AspenAir
Reading the American Lung Association's 2011 list of America’s most polluted cities (To view the current rankings of America's most polluted cities, click here) made me think about a recent (and related) May 3, 2011 Fox News.com article that outlined a
read onSeptember 09, 2009
AB 811 SCEIP Financing Available for AspenAir Inside’s Filters
By Joe Castner
We just learned that the AspenAir Inside Filter Grille and the Furnace Mount models qualify for funding under California Assembly Bill AB811 in Sonoma County as a part of Sonoma County’s Energy Independence Program (SCEIP). This didn’t happen because we do an outstanding job of
read onAugust 18, 2009
Most Indoor Air Dirtier Than the Dirtiest Outdoor Air
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By Joe Castner
So I'm sitting on the sun porch of a cozy log cabin on the shores of Payette Lake, in McCall Idaho, breathing cool, clean mountain air, reading the Idaho Statesman, when I come across a newspaper article entitled, "Small Particulates Can Be a Big Problem In Your
read onApril 08, 2009
Study Links Poor Indoor Air Quality with Childhood Asthma Attacks
By Joe Castner
A recent study conducted by scientists at the School of Medicine and Bloomberg School of Public Health has proven the widely-held belief that poor air quality can trigger asthma attacks in people who already have the illness. Barbara Ha posted an article in the Johns Hopkins
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