Can indoor air give you asthma?

Indoor climate plays a crucial role in our health and well-being. According to the Danish Health Authority, poor indoor climate can harm your health and potentially lead to serious consequences such as asthma. But how does it actually work, and what can we do to ensure a healthy indoor climate?

Poor indoor climate and asthma

Asthma is a chronic lung disease that can lead to shortness of breath, coughing and wheezing. Research from the Danish Building Research Institute shows that poor indoor air quality in the home can have a negative impact on our health and increase the risk of asthma. Dust, mold, poor ventilation and high levels of air pollution can all contribute to the development of asthma in both children and adults.

According to the Danish Council for Prevention, asthma and allergies are a growing health problem in Denmark, and it is important to take the indoor climate seriously to prevent these diseases. Realdania points out that the indoor climate in our homes has a great impact on our health and well-being, and that there is a need for greater focus on creating healthy indoor climates.

How to ensure a healthy indoor climate

To ensure a healthy indoor climate and prevent asthma, it is important to pay attention to several factors. Good ventilation is essential to remove harmful particles and ensure fresh air circulation. Using air-purifying plants can also help clean the air and create a healthy environment.

ÅBN ApS offers innovative solutions such as Skyen, which visualizes the indoor climate and gives users insight into air quality in real time. With intuitive sensors and dashboards, we make the indoor climate as understandable as the weather forecast. Our solutions are designed to create healthy and sustainable indoor climates in everything from schools and offices to institutions and private homes.

FAQ about indoor climate and asthma

We at ÅBN ApS are ready to help you create a healthy and sustainable indoor climate. Contact us for advice, data and solutions that can make a difference for you and your surroundings. Together we can create a healthier and more sustainable future.