屋里太干燥病菌易滋生容易感冒哮喘常加重（The house is too dry, germs are easy to breed easy to catch cold, asthma often aggravates）.docVIP

屋里太干燥病菌易滋生容易感冒哮喘常加重（The house is too dry, germs are easy to breed easy to catch cold, asthma often aggravates） The house is too dry, germs are easy to breed: easy to catch cold, asthma often aggravates At present, the North has entered the winter heating period. While the house is warm, many people feel unusually dry and often thirsty and get angry and prone to coughs and colds. Experiments show that people live in the relative humidity of 45% to 65%, humidity index is 50~60 of the most comfortable environment. Because most homes use heating, heating, or central air-conditioning heating and wind, the humidity in these places is far below the above standards. In particular, the use of central air-conditioning room, the average relative humidity is only 10% to 15%, in such a room for a long time, easy skin tight, dry, lit, and feel unwell. In 1999, Professor Sudo Chiharu of Nagoya University in Japan health environmental medicine department released a report on the relationship of air humidity and human health research report, the study found that the flu and the air humidity is low, there is a close relationship between the breeding and spread of warm and dry air environment to bacteria and viruses. This is because, when the air humidity is lower than 20%, indoor respirable particulate matter increased, it is easy to make people suffer from a cold; and when the air humidity reached 45% ~ 65% when bacteria living environment has been damaged, is not easy to spread. In addition, because of the increase of indoor inhalable particles and allergens in the dry environment, it is easy for some allergic people to suffer from bronchial asthma, which shows cough, chest tightness, wheezing and dyspnea. These symptoms recur and often increase during the night or early morning. If the elderly and children at home, their immunity is low, the most sensitive to changes in air humidity, but also the most susceptible to respiratory diseases. In order to combat indoor drying, less infl