ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH

Environmental health

For your health and quality of life, it is essential that the spaces where you spend most of your time are healthy, i.e. take environmental health into account. We are surrounded by pollutants that have a direct and negative effect on our health.

This is why we must pay special attention to our homes and workplaces to reduce the environmental toxics we are exposed to, in order to improve the environmental health of our surroundings.

In this sense, bedrooms are key spaces, since it is the place where we spend the most time and are most vulnerable to these toxins. In addition, cell phones and household appliances generate non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation that contributes to aging and promotes various pathologies such as insomnia .

Electromagnetic measurements

They are a complex procedure that requires calibrated and professional detection meters, which provide shielding solutions. These measurements are comprehensive and evaluate the living spaces to determine radiation levels and whether they are within acceptable limits.

Analysis of mycotoxins (mould) which can seriously affect health.

They also assess indoor air quality and help reveal the amount of pollutants you may be breathing in on a daily basis. Improvements in energy efficiency have led to buildings becoming more airtight, reducing ventilation and increasing levels of indoor air pollutants.

Geoenvironmental health services are targeted at

• Parents who want to protect their children in their bedrooms or study rooms.
• People with fatigue, tiredness, sleep disturbances, chronic headaches, etc.
• To teleworkers
• Electro-hypersensitive patients (EHS)
• Patients with multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS)
• Patients with suspected pathology related to chemical and/or electromagnetic toxins.
• Mujeres embarazadas o en edad fértil.
• To medical and healthcare personnel, as part of the treatment of their patients.
• And, in general, to all people who want to prevent potentially serious health problems.