It’s cooling down and the heat is on! As the indoor air is heated, lower humidity levels can affect respiratory health. Dryer indoor environments affect the nose and sinuses and may lead to illness, allergy like symptoms, blockages, congestion, headaches, earaches, and infection. Read on to discover ways to provide the humidity your body needs to have a healthier winter.
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