Health Matters With Paul Rosen

The bad news?  Our homes are full of building materials and other environmental hazards that create indoor air pollution, a toxic brew of chemicals we breathe through our nostrils and absorb through our skin.  In fact, the air inside can be several times more toxic than the air outside. The good news is that awareness and avoidance of key products can help you avoid making your home unhealthy.  You can be even more proactive by running a fan, opening the windows once in awhile, or using an air purifier.