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The process of ionization is often referred to as the "thunderstorm effect". It is well known that prior to a thunderstorm, animals and even many humans feel nervous, jittery and irritable; however, after the storm there seems to be a feeling of calm. Both animals and humans experience this phenomena. Most people can't explain this renewed sense of well-being. However, there is a logical explanation.
The emotional ups & downs before and after a thunderstorm are caused by the amount of negative ions in the air around us. Prior to a thunderstorm there is a very high concentration of positive ions in the air. Positive ions are often pollutants such as dust, bacteria, pollen, chemicals, and fumes. The storm releases electrical discharges consisting of high concentrations of negative ions. Negative ions destroy many of these air pollutants and, therefore, give us a sense of well-being.
For energy reasons, the modern home and office is tightly insulated. This may conserve energy, but it also traps pollution indoors. Hence, there tends to be a depletion of negative ions and a buildup of positive ions in the air. Consequently, the pollution smoke, mold spores, and bacteria contribute to the energy depletion of individuals who live or work in such environments. These conditions may also lead to fatigue, headaches and other illnesses. By adding negative ions to indoor air, you are restoring the natural balance of ions and eliminating many of these pollutants. Consequently, people living and working in these environments should experience fewer headaches, less illness and have more energy left over at the end of the day. An improved sense of well-being can only contribute to their overall happiness and productivity. Read more about ion & ozone synergy
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