Common environmental allergens include: Pollen (trees, grasses, weeds) Dust mites (microscopic organisms found in house dust) Mold spores Household chemicals (e.g., cleaning products, air fresheners, dusty cat litter, cigarette smoke) Animal or human dander Symptoms are often seasonal if triggered by pollen, but year-round if due to indoor allergens like dust mites
When it comes to heart disease, the numbers are even worse, with men and women who smoke one cigarette daily being 48 percent and 57 percent more likely to develop smoking-related coronary problems than their non-smoking counterparts
(1983) 'Cigarette Cards Australian Issues and Values' , Renniks Books, Malvern, SA
In addition, occupational exposure limits are calculated factoring in 16 hours at home, away from any exposure, and two days off during the week
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