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Deteriorating Air Quality and Your Infant's Health

A new study says higher levels of exposure to ambient fine particulate matter (PM2.5) in the latter period of pregnancy and early life of a baby are associated with higher odds of neonatal and infant mortality for children in India.-Times of India, Delhi


With the increasing air pollution, your infant's health can be at risk. Air quality is a significant indicator that might affect your infant's health. In this case, it becomes important to ensure optimal indoor AQI.


uBreathe air purifiers present sustainable air purifiers that possess the power of 500 plants (uBreathe Life). By using uBreathe air purifiers in your home, you can achieve an ideal indoor Air Quality Index (AQI), which is crucial for your baby’s health.



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But before that, it's important to understand how Bad air quality can affect your infant's health. Follow up on this blog to know more!


Here are a few repercussions your child may have to deal with because of poor indoor air quality:


Respiratory Diseases

Infants and children are comparatively more sensitive to bad air quality. This can be because their organs are still developing and have higher air-per-body intake. Bad Indoor Air Quality can lead to respiratory diseases. Not only that but a poor AQI can also cause reduced lung function development and increased asthma incidence.


Neurodevelopment and Cognitive Ability

Air pollution affects neurodevelopment, leading to lower cognitive test outcomes, and negatively affecting mental and motor development. The first 1,000 days of a baby’s life are a critical period of vulnerability to air pollution. Exposure during this period can alter their physical and cognitive development.


Chronic Diseases

As per the World Health Organization, children who have been exposed to high levels of air pollution may be at a greater risk for chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disease later in life.




How can uBreathe help?


  • ALLERGIES

    uBreathe air purifiers are very effective in removing pollutants and pet dander from the environment. Some pollutants can cause irritation, itchy eyes, and coughing. However, the uBreathe air purifier eliminates these pollutants from the surroundings.


  • ILLNESS

    uBreathe air purifiers stand out by offering a reduced HEPA filter alternative. HEPA filters need frequent replacement making it a recurring expense. However, the uBreathe air purifier's increased use of ionizer technology eliminates the hassle of replacing mechanical machinery. uBreathe air purifier also eliminates VOCs effectively as compared to air purifiers with HEPA technology which gives way to a cleaner and purer environment.


  • BETTER INDOOR AIR QUALITY

    uBreathe provides bio-filters (plants) Utilizing ‘Breathing Roots Technology’, ‘Rain Shower Technology’ & Sustainable ‘Seaweed Filter’ for complete purification of air. uBreathe Wall captures dust pollutants (PM 2.5, PM10) and removes gaseous (NOx, SOx, etc.) as well as build-up volatile organic compounds (Benzene, formaldehyde, etc.) This helps in keeping the indoor quality at a "good" level. This will ensure that your child stays healthy.


  • SUSTAINABILITY

    uBreathe air purifiers stand out by offering reduced HEPA filter usage. HEPA filters need frequent replacement making it a recurring expense. HEPA filters are not sustainable for the environment. Even when HEPA filters are thrown away, the pollutants are still on the filter, so even after its disposal HEPA filters can be hazardous for the environment. However, uBreathe uses a more sustainable approach by using bio-filters and Ionizers.


  • ODORS

    Odors in your home can be due to various reasons among which cooking smell is the most common. This can irritate your infant. Mold or pet litter also contribute to really unpleasant experiences. uBreathe air purifier helps in eradicating these odors and keeps the house fresh and clean.




With uBreathe make sure that your infant stays happy and healthy. Integrate uBreathe air purifiers in your home!






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