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detox and remediation services
residential and commercial solutions

testing and analysis of indoor environments
solutions for water, air, radiation and more
deep cleaning without harsh chemicals
specialized technicians and building biologists
ongoing monitoring and maintenance

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Major Hazards In Your Living Space Are Affecting Your Health
We are facing unprecedented levels of chemicals in our environment that are continuing to rise at a rapid rate. We get exposed to these chemicals through our water supply, indoor and outdoor air, from furniture, products, interior and building materials, EMF and RF pollution and more. The amount of chemicals and combination of toxins we are absorbing creates a toxic burden in the body and brain that can cause physical, mental and emotional disorders, disease and even death.

Filter Water, Purify Air, Sterilize Surfaces, Reduce Radiation
Although this situation is shocking and serious, there are many things we can do to reduce our toxic burden and protect ourselves and our loved ones from dangerous contaminants. We provide effective and ecological solutions that reinforce water systems, purify air, clean and sanitize, shield from EMF/RF and filter dirty electricity. Our team of building biologists and trained technicians remove mold, moisture, pests and other indoor issues, without toxic and sensitizing chemicals.

Detox Your Home and Workplace

Test For Toxins, Chemicals, Electro-Pollution, Molds And More
We offer leading-edge environmental testing. The laboratory team includes microbiologists, indoor scientists, and geneticists, specialized in indoor environmental management, mold and contamination remediation. Our experienced experts approach each case uniquely to address root causes effectively. Get a comprehensive analysis of your indoor environment and custom solutions for toxin-free living spaces and workplaces. Services include: structural inspections; indoor air quality testing; air, water, surface microbiology tests; mold inspections and analysis; ERMI testing; water quality testing; physicochemical monitoring and testing; moisture detection and investigation; EMF, RF and dirty electricity testing.

Keep Your Home And Office Healthy With Monitoring And Maintenance
Dirty air and water systems lead to reduced quality, health hazards, mold/bacteria growth, inefficient operation which equals higher energy costs and health issues. Annual and quarterly monitoring and maintenance packages include testing that detects harmful contaminants, impurities, bacteria and checks fittings and fixtures; combined with thorough cleaning that removes particles, pollutants, allergens; increases energy efficiency and prevents component wear. Our deep-cleaning and pest control services use ecological and sustainable methods such as electrostatic disinfection and bio-sanitizers instead of harsh chemicals and pesticides, for a hypoallergenic and pathogen-resistant environment.

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What is electro-pollution?

Electro-pollution, also known as electromagnetic pollution or electrosmog, refers to the man-made invisible electromagnetic fields and radiation that exist in our environment. This type of pollution is generated by various sources of electric and magnetic fields, such as power lines, wireless communication devices, and electrical appliances. The main types of electro-pollution include:

*Microwave or radio frequency radiation: Produced by cell phones, wireless devices, smart meters, and microwave ovens.
*Magnetic fields: Generated by high voltage power lines, electronic devices, and electrical wiring errors.
*Electric fields: Emanating from electrical wiring systems and electronic devices, even when not in use.
*Electrical pollution: Created by energy-efficient appliances and light bulbs that alter the normal flow of electricity.
*Light vibration pollution: Produced by artificial light sources such as light bulbs, computer screens, and televisions.
*Dirty electricity: High-frequency voltage transients and harmonics that disrupt the smooth flow of standard 50 or 60 Hz electricity in electrical wiring.

Electro-pollution has become increasingly prevalent due to the widespread use of modern technologies and wireless communication devices. Exposure to electromagnetic fields and other forms of radiation are linked with many health conditions, including behavioral issues, metabolic health, nervous system dysregulation, headaches, sleep disorders, neurological problems, cognitive decline, cancer and more.

Contact us for advice on electro-pollution exposure and what you can do about it.

Why should I use an air purifier?

Air purifiers offer many health benefits by improving indoor air quality:

*Allergy and Asthma Relief: Air purifiers can remove up to 99.97% of airborne allergens like pollen, pet dander, and dust mites, relieving allergy and asthma symptoms.
*Reduced Risk of Airborne Diseases: By capturing bacteria and viruses, air purifiers prevent the spread of airborne illnesses, particularly beneficial during flu season or for those with weakened immune systems.
*Cardiovascular Health: Research has shown statistically significant improvements in cardiovascular health with the use of air purifiers, due to the reduction of fine particulate matter in the air which lowers toxic burden.
*Respiratory Health: By removing irritants and pollutants from the air, purifiers can alleviate respiratory symptoms and prevent the development of chronic respiratory conditions.
*Removal of Harmful Chemicals: Certain filters in air purifiers can absorb odors, gases, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that cause nausea and other health issues.
*Enhanced Sleep Quality: Cleaner air contributes to better sleep, reducing irritants that disrupt sleep patterns.
*Stress Reduction: Reducing air pollutants lowers stress levels, contributing to better mental and emotional health.
*Headache, Migraine, Brain Fog Prevention: By eliminating airborne allergens.
*Lower Exposure to Pollutants: Air purifiers decrease exposure to pollutants like construction, radon and asbestos.
*Increased Life Span: By improving overall air quality and reducing exposure to chemicals, toxins, bacteria, molds and other harmful particles, air purifiers are a valuable tool to increase life span.

While air purifiers can significantly improve indoor air quality, not all air purifiers are the same in terms of quality, power and effectiveness.
AC and ventilation systems and air filters also require regular cleaning and maintenance for maximum benefit. Ask us about our air quality services.

We know choosing a good air purifier can be confusing. We did the research for you! Features of superior air purifiers include:

*Effective Filtration: Filters fine dust particles, even those as small as 0.0146 microns.
*Destroys Pollutants: Superior air purifiers don’t just collect pollutants they actively destroy them.
*Reduces Disease Spread: By targeting bacteria, viruses, and other airborne pathogens, purifiers prevent the spread of airborne diseases.
*Removes Odors and Pollutants: Remove odors and other pollutants like Ozone, SO2, chlorine, benzene, and formaldehyde from the air.
*Maintains Performance: The air cleaning efficiency remains stable over time and doesn’t degrade.
*Cost Effective: The filter only needs to be washed and reused, saving you from replacement costs.
*Environmentally Friendly: Due to its reusable filter, it contributes to preserving the global environment.
*Optimal Operation: Optimally designed for better airflow and quieter operation with low noise levels.
*Air Analysis: Air quality is intelligently analyzed and reported, using a color-coded system to indicate the level of pollution.
*Non-Clog Filters: Don’t get congested with harmful substances and are easy to clean.

Contact us for advice on the right air purifier for you and your family.

Do I still need a water filter if I drink bottled water?

Yes! You still need a water filter even if you drink bottled water. Here’s why:

*Microplastics and nanoplastics: just 1 liter of bottled water contains an average of 240,000 plastic particles, with 90% being nanoplastics. These tiny particles can enter the bloodstream and distribute harmful chemicals throughout the body.
*Chemical leaching: The plastic used in water bottles can leach toxic substances into the water, including antimony, bisphenols, and phthalates. This risk increases when bottles are exposed to heat or stored for extended periods.
*Contaminants and purity: Bottled water is not necessarily safer than tap water and may just be sterilized tap water! Regulations for bottled water only require it to be “as good as” tap water, and bottled water companies are not always subject to purity standards. Tests have found heavy metals, PFAS, and other contaminants in many bottled waters. Other substances are often added to bottled water during the production and packing process.
*Environmental impact: The production and disposal of water bottles contribute significantly to pollution and environmental degradation.
*Cost and production: Bottled water is considerably more expensive than filtered tap water, often costing up to 1,000 times more. Bottled water is also energy intensive to produce.

Using a high-quality water filter for your tap water has many health benefits.

*Contaminant removal: A good water filter can effectively remove a wide range of contaminants, including chlorine, lead, pesticides, microorganisms. Specific and powerful filters can remove even smaller particles such as xenoestrogens, medication residue, microplastics and more.
*Mineral retention: Unlike bottled water, which lacks essential minerals in the correct forms, some filtration systems can retain beneficial minerals while removing harmful contaminants.
*Reduced plastic and metal exposure: By filtering your tap water, you eliminate the risks associated with plastic and metal leaching and microplastic and metal ingestion.
*Customized filtration: You can choose a filter specifically designed to address the contaminants present in your local water supply.

Contact us for advice on choosing the right water filter for you and your family.

What’s wrong with using chemicals to clean?

Using chemicals to clean poses many risks to your health and the environment. To mitigate these risks, it’s important to use low-chemical or no-chemical cleaning products. Look for products with third-party certifications for eco-friendliness and reduced chemical content.

Here are few reasons why man-made chemical based cleaning products are problematic.

*Irritation issues: Inhaling fumes and fragrances from cleaning products can irritate the nose, throat, lungs, skin, and eyes.
*Allergies and sensitivities: Eczema, rashes, psoriasis, headaches, gut problems, and more can be triggered and amplified by chemicals in cleaning products.
*Long-term health effects: Chemicals used in cleaning products have been linked to serious health issues and chronic conditions, including cancer, hormone disruption, fertility issues, mental / emotional disorders.
*Environmental impact: Many cleaning products contain substances that can be harmful to aquatic organisms, animals and plants, and contribute to air and water pollution. Producing these industrial products takes a heavy toll on natural resources and contributes to landfill and land poisoning.
*Development of resistant bacteria: Overuse of antibacterial compounds and harsh chemicals in products leads to the emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and lowers our natural immune system.

Chemicals and other ingredients found in cleaning products have significant environmental impact.

*Phosphates: Phosphates contribute to eutrophication in water bodies, causing excessive algal growth and depleting oxygen levels, which harms aquatic organisms, animals and plants.
*Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs): VOCs contribute to indoor and outdoor air pollution, affecting air quality and forming smog.
*Alkylphenol ethoxylates (APEs): APEs degrade into hormone-mimicking compounds, harming aquatic organisms, animals and plants and disrupting ecosystems.
*Triclosan: An antibacterial agent found in many cleaning products, triclosan persists in the environment and bioaccumulates in aquatic organisms, animals and plants, and forms harmful byproducts like dioxins during wastewater treatment.
*Quaternary Ammonium Compounds (QUATs): These disinfectants are toxic to aquatic organisms, animals and plants and can impair the efficacy of wastewater treatment facilities, degrading drinking water quality.
*Non-biodegradable chemicals: Many cleaning products contain substances that do not break down easily, including “forever chemicals”, persisting in the environment and entering the food chain.
*Surfactants: Some surfactants biodegrade slowly or into more toxic, persistent, and bioaccumulative chemicals.

These chemicals and other ingredients in cleaning products all lead to water pollution, air pollution, and long-term environmental degradation. Protect yourself and the planet by choosing eco-friendly alternatives to conventional cleaning products.

Contact us for advice on cleaning your living space and workplace safely and sustainably.