How Allergies Tire You Out
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How Allergies Can Sap Your Energy
If you've been feeling unusually tired and sluggish, your allergies could be the culprit.
Understanding Allergy-Related Fatigue
While we often associate low energy with the winter months, for millions of Americans, spring brings its own set of challenges. Allergies can leave you feeling drained and out of sorts, impacting your overall well-being.
The Impact of Allergies on Energy
A study by Hennepin County Medical Center and Bassett Healthcare found that during ragweed season, allergy sufferers reported increased fatigue, both physically and mentally. If you're experiencing exhaustion, sadness, or a lack of motivation during this time, your allergies might be to blame. Consulting your allergist about prevention strategies and indoor air quality solutions, such as room air cleaners, can be beneficial.
Ragweed: A Common Allergen
Ragweed is a major allergen across the country, with each plant capable of producing a billion pollen grains in a season. No region in the U.S. is entirely free from ragweed or other airborne pollens. However, you're not powerless against them.
Improving Indoor Air Quality
One effective way to combat airborne allergens is by using an air cleaner in your home. According to the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM), devices with a Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR) seal can significantly reduce indoor pollutants. In fact, 57% of air-cleaner owners report a noticeable improvement in air quality.
Choosing the Right Air Cleaner
When selecting an air cleaner, compare CADR ratings. Start by checking the suggested room size, then review the CADR numbers for dust, tobacco smoke, and pollen. Higher numbers indicate quicker air filtration. If two products have similar room size and CADR ratings, consider features like noise levels and design to find a model that suits your needs.
By taking these steps, you can mitigate the effects of allergies and reclaim your energy this season.
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