Nearly half of the world’s population lives in or near areas with poor air.

Our lungs affect our life every day. An attack on our lungs causes more than just personal irritation; it slows us down—making us absent from work and reduce our productivity.

With more than 35 million Americans having a chronic lung disease, 6.8 million children visit the emergency room with a respiratory disorders every year, and approximately 1 billion “common cold attacks” each year, in the U.S. alone.

Every year almost 400,000 Americans die from lung disease, the number three killer (behind heart disease and cancer) in the United States alone, responsible for one in every six death.

First and second hand Smoking, is the leading cause of lung disease. Other causes include exposure to particles pollution, asbestos fibers, household radon gas, and germs.