Air Ionizer - Why Negative Ions are Good for You!
The innovative Tisserand Vaporising Ioniser provides both fresh clean air through the release of billions of electrons are generated by the ionising points of the Tisserand Vaporising Ioniser As they collide with air molecules, they release a cascade of healthy refreshing negative ions which revitalise the air helping to restore a healthy balance of ions in the home or workplace. Its benefits are further enhanced when used with pure essential oils to create the most wonderful, stress free and mood enhancing sensations.
(PRWEB) October 26, 2004
Recent research into so called sick building syndrome has suggested that the air in sealed centrally heated homes and air conditioned offices is often very dry and can make us drowsy, lethargic and lack concentration and can even cause headaches, hay fever and ‘heavy headedness’. That’s because the air contains electrically charged particles called ions, which get charged positively as a result of central heating, air conditioning, cigarette smoke, hot electrical equipment such as computers as well as overcrowding. Any natural calming and relaxing environment such as the top of a hill, by the sea or waterfall can have around 40,000 negative ions per cubic cm – whereas in the home or office – it could have as few as 40!!.
The innovative Tisserand Vaporising Ioniser from LivingisEasy. co. uk provides both fresh clean air through the release of billions of electrons are generated by the ionising points of the Tisserand Vaporising Ioniser As they collide with air molecules, they release a cascade of healthy refreshing negative ions which revitalise the air helping to restore a healthy balance of ions in the home or workplace. Its benefits are further enhanced when used with pure essential oils to create the most wonderful, stress free and mood enhancing sensations.
The Tisserand Vaporising Ioniser Enjoy the benefits of cleaner, fresher ionised air enriched by natural aromatherapy oils.
Negative ions are produced naturally outdoors and are plentiful in mountainous regions beside waterfalls, near the\sea and after thunderstorms when the air feels fresh and invigorating.
You may have noticed when a thunderstorm approaches the air becomes heavy and you may feel ‘under the weather’. Headaches often occur then after the storm has\passed you feel much better. This is because the storm upsets the natural electrical balance of the air. On approach the air becomes positively charged. After the storm has passed, the air is left full of negative ions which makes it feel so much more refreshing.
The use of synthetic fibres, plastics, electrical equipment air-conditioned offices and structural steel buildings all either drain away negative ions or produce positive charges contributing further to the ion imbalance. In fact where at the top of a mountain or hill, by the sea or waterfall there’s an abundance of around 80,000 negative air ions per cubic cm – compared to say the home or office – there could be as few as 40!!.
By restoring a more natural and healthy ion balance the incidence of headaches and migraines can be reduced while alertness and concentration is improved. Ionisers can also significantly reduce the feeling of stuffiness in a heated room with many heating and ventilation systems being notorious for the positive ions they produce.
Creating a negative charge in the atmosphere removes particles of smoke, dust, pollen, and bacteria as they are introduced by precipitation. For example as somebody sits on a sofa, dust typically is raised into the air. This dust then acquires a negative charge and moves directly to the closest earth usually the floor.
Unlike an air filter the ioniser is non location specific. Once the negative charge has been established dust removal occurs everywhere in the room. With an air filter dust is obviously only removed from the air in the vicinity of the unit. The size of the particles removed are also limited to the grade and specification of the filter itself.
An ioniser will tend to benefit the room in which it is placed. Most people seeking all day benefit will be best served by having one in the bedroom and one in the living room. With an air filter dust is obviously only removed from the air in the vicinity of the unit. The size of particles removed are also limited to the grade and specification of the filter itself.
The greatest benefit will be found nearest the ioniser where the concentration of ions in the air is highest – so in a bedroom for example the ioniser is best positioned close to the head of the bed.
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