Negative air ionization therapy

Imagine being outside in a beautiful park surrounded by greenery and trees. You take a deep breath and you can smell the fresh air. This is because there are tiny particles in the air called ions that help the air smell nice.

Now, imagine being inside your house or a room where it smells musty or stale. It's because there aren't enough of those tiny particles in the air making it smell not so great.

This is where negative air ionization therapy comes in. It's a fancy term for a process that adds lots of those tiny particles (negative ions) to the air by using machines that generate them.

When these negative ions are created, they attract dust, bacteria, and other harmful particles in the air, making them heavy and fall to the ground. The air gets purified as a result and smells nice and fresh.

People use negative air ionization therapy to help with things like allergies, asthma, and even depression because it's believed that the negative ions can improve our mood by boosting serotonin levels in our brains.

So, in a nutshell, negative air ionization therapy is a way to make the air you breathe cleaner and healthier by adding lots of tiny particles to it using machines.