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Oxybreath Pro Mask during rain showers, fine dust and other gases often hang heavily in the air and she often breathes them in. This made her feel nauseous. She usually likes to smell the rain when everything is nice and wet and especially in summer she enjoys showers very much. But the exhaust fumes in the air always made it difficult for her to breathe. With her mask she can now enjoy the rain, but still the mask is not recommended for midsummer, when she starts to sweat for every little thing. For the winter the mask is very suitable, because it keeps her warm. Another user says that he likes to wear the mask outside when he is out and about so that he doesn't have to breathe in the exhaust fumes of the cars. He used to have a lot of it in his nose, but now he no longer smells any of it and no Oxybreath Pro Mask  feels sick. In the past he didn't know what to do about it, he didn't want to inhale exhaust fumes all the time. Through the mask he could now breathe freely and he had already recommended it to his family and friends who had the same problem. He was very enthusiastic about the protective mask and its high effectiveness! You can find more customer experiences via this link! * Where can I buy Oxybreath Pro Mask? The breathing mask Oxybreath Pro Mask is only available online on the manufacturer's website and not on Ebay or Amazon, there are only imitation copies available. On the manufacturer's site you will be offered discounts of up to 50 percent and volume discounts. If you want to order two units directly, you will get one for free. If you place three orders, you will get two free of charge. For a small extra charge, you also get a three-year guarantee on your copy. Each order is shipped with free Oxybreath Pro Mask . Air Pollution Contributed To More Than 6 Million Deaths In 2016 [Infographic] Niall McCarthy Niall McCarthyContributor Business Data journalist covering technological, societal and media topics The annual State of Global Air Report was published on Tuesday by the Health Effects Institute (HEI) and it found that over 95 percent of the world's population is breathing unhealthy air. Long-term exposure to air pollution contributed to the deaths of 6.1 million people in 2016 with strokes, heart attacks, lung disease and lung cancer causing many of them. Air pollution is now the fourth-highest cause of death worldwide, trailing smoking, high blood pressure and diet, with the majority of deaths recorded in poorer nations. India and China lead the world in the total number of deaths attributable to air pollution in 2016 with 1.61 and 1.58 million respectively. However, Oxybreath Pro Mask it comes to the number of age-standardized deaths per 100,000 of the population, the story is very different. As can be seen from the following infographic which lists a selection of countries from HEI's report, Afghanistan had a far higher death rate per 100,000 inhabitants than India in 2016. In fact, the air people breath in Afghanistan is far more likely to cause them harm than an insurgent attack or air strike. In the Afghan capital, the situation.

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