Clean Air Gives You More Life

[pioneer]

Cuts in air pollution in US cities over recent decades have added an average of five months of life to their inhabitants, research suggests.

The New England Journal of Medicine study matched air pollution and life expectancy statistics from 51 cities between 1980 and 2000.

Scientists found people living 2.72 years longer by 2000 - 15% of which they attributed to falls in pollution.

Studies have found poor air quality can worsen lung and heart disease.

source: BBC

[Lorenzo]

Clean air lessens the necessity of the lymph nodes to clean impurities in the blood and in the lungs. Ergo, it lessens the stress on the dust cells to expel foreign dust particulates and or smoke from inhalation.

This translates in a decreased pressure and likelihood of fibromyelinzation, fibrosis, and thus less metastasis of carcinoma (cancer).