Clean air at home has a big payoff: Fewer contaminants in your home air may lower your risk of respiratory problems, infections, and lung diseases (even lung cancer). Clean air can also minimize complications from allergies, asthma, and eczema. In this video, learn about natural remedies for cleaner air at home, before you invest in pricy air filters.
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