Odour Control Articles & Analysis
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Asthma is a serious, long-term condition, and poorly controlled asthma can present physical symptoms. Symptoms in children can include: · Shortness of breath, · Tight chest, · Wheeze. ...
Ms Jonna Nielsen has smoked most of her life – and continues to do so though diagnosed with COPD years ago. The 48-year-old Danish single mother still wants to stop smoking but no longer thinks of herself as a COPD patient, while the severe coughing spells and derived muscle pain have gradually disappeared in the course of six months. The turning point was a visit to the ...
For a long time, the Dane Jonna Nielsen has had problems with both allergies and COPD, but being presented for a Danish- produced air purifier at the hair dresser changed her life. Now she feels like a whole new ...
As a result of this, biotechnology has seen a surge in popularity within the beauty industry, driven by its sustainable approach, as well as its safety, quality, and efficacy.1According to the European Commission Regulation No. 1223/2009 a cosmetic product is ‘a substance or mixture intended to be placed in contact with the human body for the purpose of exclusively or mainly cleaning them, ...
BioLargo Inc. (OTCBB: BLGO), a company focused on leveraging Nature’s Best Solution® - iodine– to solve a variety of common problems around the world, operating in industries dominated by giants such as Chemtura Corp (NYSE: CHMT) and Polypore International Inc. (NYSE: PPO), also looks to have an important and potentially significant play in the wound management industry which ...
Formaldehyde is a colourless gas with a characteristic pungent odour. It's widely used in many industries and causes severe health issues if used inappropriately. Formaldehyde is highly toxic to humans, regardless of method of intake. Even very short-term exposure to formaldehyde irritates the eyes causing pain, redness, blurred vision and severe eye watering. It can irritate the nose and throat ...
Both Formaldehyde and Glutaraldehyde are found in the hospital environment at higher concentrations than those to which the general population is exposed. Their possible adverse health effects are therefore very important to those working in certain parts of hospitals and to patients whose health status may be compromised. Both compounds are irritants and can cause sensitisation. Glutaraldehyde ...