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Is living a clean life just about eating the right foods and sleeping enough hours in a day? No. There's more to the story.
This is part 2, a continuation with Douglas Mulhall on the Nature of Longevity. In this episode we talk about clean buildings.
Here's a question for you...
Can Buildings Improve Your Health?
"According to the USEPA we spend about 85% of our time in buildings. These are where we live, work and play. New studies show that sick leave is significantly reduced for occupants of buildings that are certified as healthy. What does that mean? A healthy building has clean air, water and healthy materials that protect us from harmful particles like toxic metals."
"According to the USEPA we spend about 85% of our time in buildings. These are where we live, work and play. New studies show that sick leave is significantly reduced for occupants of buildings that are certified as healthy. What does that mean? A healthy building has clean air, water and healthy materials that protect us from harmful particles like toxic metals."
Listen to part 1, episode 194 if you have not already done so.
visit: natureoflongevity.com
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Is living a clean life just about eating the right foods and sleeping enough hours in a day? No. There's more to the story.
This is part 2, a continuation with Douglas Mulhall on the Nature of Longevity. In this episode we talk about clean buildings.
Here's a question for you...
Can Buildings Improve Your Health?
"According to the USEPA we spend about 85% of our time in buildings. These are where we live, work and play. New studies show that sick leave is significantly reduced for occupants of buildings that are certified as healthy. What does that mean? A healthy building has clean air, water and healthy materials that protect us from harmful particles like toxic metals."
"According to the USEPA we spend about 85% of our time in buildings. These are where we live, work and play. New studies show that sick leave is significantly reduced for occupants of buildings that are certified as healthy. What does that mean? A healthy building has clean air, water and healthy materials that protect us from harmful particles like toxic metals."
Listen to part 1, episode 194 if you have not already done so.
visit: natureoflongevity.com
visit: amazingpeopleamazingthings.com