Now officially: cleaning is dangerous for women's health
'19.02.2018'
Source: Medical Xpress
Experts from Norway reported that the most common and familiar to every woman home cleaning can lead to serious problems with the lungs. The point, of course, is not the cleaning itself, but the use of detergents.
The results of a new study by scientists from the University of Bergen were published by Medical Xpress. According to a press release, regular use of detergents during home cleaning increases the likelihood of lung failure. And since women are mainly engaged in this, they risk more.
The study was conducted for more than twenty years, during which experts observed 6236 volunteers of middle age 34. It turned out that every year the volume of the so-called forced expiratory (test for vital capacity of the lungs) for the first second decreased among female housekeepers and housewives, who most often interacted with detergents.
It is curious that the same data is shown by people with 20 smoking experience and over. Probably, the fact is that the mucous membrane of the body is constantly irritated by substances that are part of the detergents.
