" Stop traffic fumes | Avoid diesel exhaust fumes"

  According to World Health Organization, Three Million  city commuters and drivers die each year from traffic fumes that is to say 5% of 55 million annual deaths in the world. Due mainly to lack of   pollution controls, which are, for the most part free radicals caused by car exhaust fumes and diesel exhaust fumes, without  carbon monoxide protection

 Recent studies in Europe have confirmed that you are up to three times more vulnerable to exhaust fumes when inside your vehicle in heavy congested traffic.

Clean pollution free air is indispensable too life, 78% of it is composed of nitrogen, 21% oxygen, Each time we breathe we take in one half litre of air, and that adds up to 14,000 litres a day.                               

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 Clean air and health.  |   stop traffic fumes.                                                                                                                                                                             

 Air we breathe in our Towns and Cities is polluted by urban smog, bush fire smoke, carbon monoxide, industry and domestic activities. Lack of car control on traffic fumes can cause free radicals, increase difficulty in breathing and cause coughing and wheezing. Also it can cause both heart and lung disease. Bush fires strike regularly throughout Australia leaving residents in smoke suffocation conditions during the fire or dust storm period. Wood smoke contains many different chemicals, some of which are toxic to humans. When these chemicals are inhaled they cause health problems in young children and the elderly, particularly those with respiratory (breathing) and cardiovascular (heart) illnesses

 Effects of atmospheric air pollutants from industrial outfall, heavy metals, VOCs,(volatile organic compounds, bush fire smoke, passive smoke, second hand smoke and exhaust fumes are numerous  resulting in toxic overload and toxic impact on cells in the respiratory tract;  inflammatory irritation of our higher respiratory tract (nose and throat)  and the lower respiratory tract (trachea and bronchus), that can lead to bronchial hyper responsiveness; increased susceptibility to respiratory infections and allergens in the environment.

  Traffic Studies.

• Our study demonstrates that continuous exposure to traffic pollutants impairs sperm quality in young and middle-aged men.        Dr Michele De Rosa University of Naples

•  Traffic-related air remains a key target for public health action in Europe.                                                                                 Dr Nino Kunzli, University of Basel, Switzerland                              

•  66 per cent of people with asthma say that traffic fumes trigger their asthma symptoms.                                                            Talkasthma  UK March 2006.                              

• Carbon Monoxide fumes (CO):   Extremely toxic gas that is odorless,  colourless and  difficult to detect, carbon monoxide attaches itself to red blood corpuscles, taking the place of oxygen. these corpuscles  transport less oxygen to body tissue cells that need them, and they often die, leaving your immune system depleted and weak. Even in light exhaust environments extremely small quantities of carbon monoxide poison (a few milliliters per cubed metre) are sufficient to increase free radicals, and cause dramatic loss of energy, usually major cause of Migraine and weak Immune system

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last modified  02 September 2008