I'm pretty convinced that the air quality near me has intensified my allergies. I grew up in Vermont and lived in western Massachusetts for a while where the air quality is pretty good but since...
I'm pretty convinced that the air quality near me has intensified my allergies. I grew up in Vermont and lived in western Massachusetts for a while where the air quality is pretty good but since moving into a more polluted area in New York my allergies went from barely noticeable to very bad.
There is scientific evidence to suggest what you're saying is true. I myself live in the NJ/NY area and make use of the app I linked above to plan my outdoor activities.
I know my allergies and asthma is definitely worst for it. We had a boom while I was away at university and came back to never ending construction, and both have been significantly worst for me.
I'm pretty convinced that the air quality near me has intensified my allergies.
I know my allergies and asthma is definitely worst for it. We had a boom while I was away at university and came back to never ending construction, and both have been significantly worst for me.
If you're curious about the quality of air when you live, check out: https://air.plumelabs.com/en/
I'm pretty convinced that the air quality near me has intensified my allergies. I grew up in Vermont and lived in western Massachusetts for a while where the air quality is pretty good but since moving into a more polluted area in New York my allergies went from barely noticeable to very bad.
There is scientific evidence to suggest what you're saying is true.
I myself live in the NJ/NY area and make use of the app I linked above to plan my outdoor activities.
I know my allergies and asthma is definitely worst for it. We had a boom while I was away at university and came back to never ending construction, and both have been significantly worst for me.
That's pretty neat, thanks for posting.
Pollution is a bit higher than I expected for my city, guess we just get use to it over time... :(