Poor Indoor Air Quality and Processed Foods: Things that weaken your immune system episode artwork

EPISODE · Jul 6, 2020 · 36 MIN

Poor Indoor Air Quality and Processed Foods: Things that weaken your immune system

from Dr. Fred Clary's Podcast · host Dr. Fred Clary

Indoor  Air Quality  problems may arise from one or more of the following causes: Indoor environment - inadequate temperature, humidity, poor air circulation, ventilation system issues. Indoor air contaminants - chemicals, pet dander or air borne waste, dusts, molds or fungi, bacteria, gases, vapors, odors. Poor indoor air quality can also be caused by insufficient outdoor air intake.  Poor Indoor Air Quality can weaken the immune system. Heavily processed foods are often high in sugar, fat  salt and empty calories. Consuming lots of these foods has long been linked to an increased risk of a wide variety of health problems that can lead to heart disease or an early grave, such as obesity, high blood pressure, elevated cholesterol, cancer and depression.  Processed foods can weaken the immune system. Dr. Fred Clary, founder of Functional Analysis Chiropractic Technique and lifting/life coach/ gym-chalk covered philosopher opens a conversation on two items that weaken one's immune system: Poor indoor air quality and processed food

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Indoor Air Quality problems may arise from one or more of the following causes: Indoor environment - inadequate temperature, humidity, poor air circulation, ventilation system issues. Indoor air contaminants - chemicals, pet dander or air borne waste, dusts, molds or fungi, bacteria, gases, vapors, odors. Poor indoor air quality can also be caused by insufficient outdoor air intake. Poor Indoor Air Quality can weaken the immune system. Heavily processed foods are often hig...

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