April Showers Bring May Flowers… and Allergies!

Spring is a time for showers, flowers, and… sneezes. An estimated 50 million Americans suffer from allergies; in fact, allergies claim the 6th spot for causes of chronic illness. Although so many of us look forward to the spring season, just as many shy away from outdoor activities in an attempt to avoid the pollen-filled air.

Skipping springtime adventures shouldn’t be the answer, especially since avoiding the outdoors means you’re depriving yourself of critical negative ions. No matter where you go, negative ion bracelets are a strong source of negative ions… and allergen-free!

Step into Spring and Negative Ion Showers

In an earlier post, All in Favor of April’s Showers, we shared our appreciation for rainstorms as abundant sources of negative ions. For allergy sufferers, negative ions might alleviate symptoms of seasonal allergies by ridding the air around you of bacteria, mold spores, pollen, and even viruses.

But when your allergies are at their worst, it’s hard to imagine taking a walk outdoors or participating in any activity that might expose you to more pollen. Ease into spring activities -- whether that means hiking your favorite trail, teeing up on the green, or catching some waves -- by sporting an IonLoop negative ion bracelet.

Negative ions are crucial to everyone’s optimal physical and mental health, but are especially critical to those of us who find ourselves tied to electronics like laptops and cell phones. While there is so much to be said for the convenience of the digital age, the on-demand expectations of modern communication requires that we are connected 24/7. As a result, we are unwittingly subjecting ourselves to positive ion poisoning, which leaves us drained, depressed, and dull.

IonLoop negative ion bracelets were developed to bridge the gap between negative ion depletion and positive ion pollution. In other words, wearing a negative ion bracelet is a sound way to source a constant supply of negative ions -- no matter your location.