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Can a Plant-Based Diet Help With Allergies? New Study Says Yes

A new study has found that a plant-based diet could help in treating allergic diseases.

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Eat And Grow Plants, Because Both Reduce Your Cancer Risk

A new study has found that plants are an effective way to remove air contaminants indoors.

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A new study finds indoor plants can improve our air quality

Time in nature can be refreshing and energizing, but did you know that bringing a piece of nature indoors can improve the air you breathe?

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Breath of fresh air | Borneo Bulletin Online

ANN/THE STAR – To put it in simple terms, removing oxygen from a room is never a positive situation, as the old saying suggests. However, with the correct mix and layout of indoor plants, it becomes possible to soak up detrimental gases and compounds present within rooms and buildings. Believe it or not, individuals might […]

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Houseplants Can Neutralize Gasoline Fumes in Harmful Indoor Air That Cause Cancer, New Study Shows

A new study shows that the gasoline fumes in harmful indoor air can be neutralized by houseplants, reducing the chances of cancer. Read more here.

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