Say Hello to the all new, AirTamer® Advanced A315 – the most compact and powerful AirTamer yet

Posted on October 3, 2018October 4, 2018 by Troy Anderson

Powerful and Compact - Ideal for Travel The new AirTamer® Advanced A315 uses the latest digital electronics and battery technology to pack the most performance into a small and stylish form. With a 10% improvement in cleaning performance in a design that is 31% smaller and 23% lighter, the A315 is perfect for travel and mobility. It even includes a zippered hard case for storage and protection.

Seasonal Allergies

Posted on February 2, 2016July 8, 2016 by Troy Anderson

Seasonal Rhinitis, or more commonly known as Seasonal Allergies, is a condition often caused by your immune systems response to the environment. Things like ragweed, pollen, mold and dust are some of the most common triggers. Oral Allergy Syndrome, which is often described as “ an itchy throat” mimics seasonal allergies, occurring when people eat apples, peaches or raspberries; to name a few. Typically this is a response to the pesticides found on the fruit.

Turmeric and Honey Super Booster for Seasonal Allergies

Posted on January 19, 2016July 8, 2016 by Troy Anderson

Turmeric and Honey Super Booster for Seasonal Allergies Soon all of the snow will be gone, the ice will have melted and spring will be here for good. The grass will turn green again, daffodils will be popping up everywhere, beautiful new buds will be bursting with vibrant colors and allergies, we’ll they’ll be here too. The only thing worse than seasonal allergies themselves is taking toxic medications to help cope with them. This turmeric and honey super booster is a total game

Ease Allergies with these 5 Amazing Juice Recipes

Posted on January 18, 2016July 8, 2016 by Troy Anderson

Ease Allergies with these 5 Amazing Juice recipes   If you have ever suffered from seasonal allergies, you’ve undoubtedly have tried or heard of methods other than OTC (other the counter) medications. Sometimes OTC is necessary, and beneficial; but there are times when you can use the power of food to help slow down, or even eliminate allergies. Not only do some of these recipes help your allergies; but they can also help with other aspects of your health. Juicing is a great way to

These Pro Athletes Prove You Can Do Anything with Asthma

Posted on January 11, 2016March 29, 2018 by Troy Anderson

Athletes and Asthma   A surprising revelation about pro-athletes in the UK recently revealed that asthma sufferers should never feel helpless to pursue their dreams due to their condition. It’s a fact of life for millions of asthma sufferers: Exercise often makes things worse. However, a recent study of pro athletes in the UK showed us that our own personal experiences may be guiding us in the wrong direction. Many people with asthma avoid exercise at all costs,

What effect do Negative Ions have on the human body

Posted on November 23, 2015July 8, 2016 by Troy Anderson

Why is it that we tend to have better moods, increased alertness, or fewer occurrences of illness around places where water crashes such as waterfalls, beaches, or even our bathroom shower? Besides the euphoria of simply being around these features, the answer could very well be microscopic charged particles known as negative ions. While the sound of the words negative ions evokes thoughts of mad scientists or esoteric particle physics, it seems that negative ions tend to

Just what happens when sneezing on a plane

Posted on November 12, 2015July 8, 2016 by Troy Anderson

Just what happens when sneezing on a plane   As a traveler who just took four planes this past week I’m finding myself feeling a little under the weather now that I have returned home. While on the plane I heard many people coughing and sneezing on the planes. I was left wondering what happens when someone sneezes on a plane. How far can those particles travel that are expelled from the mouth and nose? To find the answer to this I was

Types of Pollen Allergies and Managing Your Symptoms With a Personal Air Purifier

Posted on July 23, 2015July 8, 2016 by Troy Anderson

More than 45 million Americans suffer from seasonal pollen allergies. For these people, sneezing, runny and congested noses, cold, flu, inflamed sinus are all symptoms they experience during the spring and summer months. There is a not only one type of pollen that causes allergic reactions. The fact is that every year hundreds of species of plants release their pollen into the air that create allergic reactions such as runny/congested nose and itchy throat. There

Stay Protected from Pollen with the AirTamer A310

Posted on June 30, 2015November 25, 2015 by Troy Anderson

Inhaling pollen can cause allergy symptoms such as: * Sneezing, runny nose and nasal congestion * Watery eyes * Itchy and sore throat * Cough and hoarse voice The AirTamer A310, the world's most effective personal rechargeable air purifier gives you a zone of cleaner, healthier air while traveling, in public places or in other poor air quality locations. It cleans the air of atomic sized pollutants (e.g. viruses, pollen, smoke, molds and dust mites) that traditional air purifiers (e.g. HEPA) leave behind.

Airtamer A302 Travel Air Purifier Exhibited by Schäfer Travel Retail

Posted on May 27, 2015November 25, 2015 by Troy Anderson

The AirTamer A302 recently earned much attention at an exhibition where it was presented by Schäfer Travel Retail, which highlights new and exciting brands that beautifully complement the travel retail business. The AirTamer A302 air purifier is the world’s most effective travel air purifier and is proven to filter 875% more air pollutants than its closest competitors. [caption id="attachment_259" align="alignright" width="209"] The AirTamer A302 was featured in the Exhibition News[/caption] The AirTamer A302 high performance

May is National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month

Posted on May 19, 2015November 25, 2015 by Troy Anderson

Allergy and asthma related ailments typically worsen during spring time when allergens are at their peak. The AAFA (Asthma and Allergy Foundation) has marked May as the National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month. According to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), the number of adults suffering from asthma is 18.7 million. The number of children who suffer from this respiratory disease is 6.8 million. Approximately 50 million Americans suffer from allergies. The CDC states, “Allergic reactions range

The Effects of Season on Asthma Patients

Posted on May 5, 2015November 25, 2015 by Troy Anderson

For people suffering from asthma, Spring is a difficult time. Pollen counts are high during this time of the year, and this phenomenon generally triggers allergies and asthma attacks. Today on World Asthma Day, we discuss the effects of pollen on people with asthma. Organized by the Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA) in collaboration with health care groups, World Asthma Day is held every year on the first Tuesday of the month in May, it is an annual event that is meant

How to Avoid the Pollen that Increase Your Allergies

Posted on April 20, 2015November 27, 2015 by Troy Anderson

Spring is the time for the highest pollen levels, when plants, grasses and trees are flowering, particularly in the early mornings. Those who suffer from seasonal pollen allergies find this season to be the most challenging.  Warm, dry, and windy weather and climates with little or no rain have high pollen levels. [caption id="attachment_232" align="alignright" width="300"] Inhaling pollen can cause allergy symptoms[/caption] Inhaling pollen can cause allergy symptoms such as: * Sneezing, runny nose

Springs Heralds the Arrival of Pollen Allergies! Are you Prepared?

Posted on April 3, 2015November 25, 2015 by Troy Anderson

The flu is slowly receding but with the arrival of Spring, it is time for pollen and seasonal allergies. Sneezing, coughing, itchy eyes, headaches, difficulty in breathing, runny and blocked nose are common around this time of the year. However, the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) warned that this year’s spring pollen allergy could be severe. As per the CDC, “Allergies are the