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Hyperactivity is one of three major groups of symptoms associated with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD. Symptoms typically appear by age 7. Symptoms of hyperactivity include restlessness, impulsiveness, and a lack of focus that can affect academic performance. More specifically, according to the NIH, there are five common symptoms of hyperactivity in children:
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Has difficulty playing quietly
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Leaves seat when remaining seated is expected
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Runs about or climbs in inappropriate situations
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Is often “on the go,” acts as if “driven by a motor,” talks excessively.
Medication therapy is recommended only for those with the most severe symptoms. As many as half of the children with ADHD continue to have symptoms into adulthood.
Why Does It Matter?
Researchers followed the health of more than 500 children living in the Cincinnati metropolitan area. They observed a significant increase in hyperactivity among those children exposed to elevated levels of elemental carbon pollution from vehicular traffic.
The research on the link between particle air pollution and hyperactivity seems to confirm the findings of a group of researchers in Canada, who found a strong association between particulate pollution and the prevalence of ADHD.
At the time of the study, Cincinnati was rated #10 among the worst cities in the United States for year-round particle pollution. While as of 2022 West Virginia’s air quality is the fourth worst overall in the U.S., with an index of 47.6
We are ecstatic to be able to put the Kronos air purifier in our space. We have almost 500 students that attend weekly classes in the library, which has no windows to ventilate, and the doors we cannot prop open. Clean air is a major concern for us. This device will allow us to clean our air and reduce student and staff anxiety during this time of uncertainty
In this time of uncertainty, I worry about my students. Their whole world has been transformed overnight. I pondered on what I can do, or say, to make them feel better. I was able to provide my students with a safe and healthy learning environment. One way to enhance my classroom cleanliness is to provide healthy, clean air. This air purifier will help minimize germs and help clean our air so we can focus on learning. The purifier will provide a cleaner environment and peace of mind to my students, so we can focus on learning
Kronos purifier destroys the widest range of pollutants including Viruses and VOCs. It effectively filters particles as small as 0.0146 μm (14.6 nanometers) compared to traditional HEPAs’ 0.3 μm (3 microns).
By choosing Kronos, you have a cutting-edge high quality home air purifier that contributes to a happier and healthier planet.
How it Works: 5 step process
Until now, air purifiers have attempted to collect pollutants on filters where they can multiply and release back into the air. Forget the past. Destroy pollutants instead.
Comparatively to a traditional filter that uses HEPA or PECO, the Kronos destroys a wide variety of pollutants, including SARS-CoV-2 and organic chemicals.
We Do What Others Can’t.
Filtration Range
TPA®️ Filters purify a much wider range than the traditional HEPA filter or PECO – from particles down to 0.0146 microns to PM 2.5 (cigarette, exhaust, dust, pet dander), and bigger particles (pollen, pet hair).
Saves Money
Since mold and bacteria like to grow on HEPA filters, you need to change those very expensive filters every 6 months. Spending money on these replacement filters can easily cost $500 per year, and the better quality HEPA filters cost even more. Kronos solves that filter replacement problem with its advanced TPA technology and saves you money! No more need to change filters with Kronos…just wash them! This Saves You Lots of $$!
