Disease Symptoms

Do you or your family members, suffer from one or more of these symptoms?

Recent clinical studies indicate that the symptoms listed below prominently displayed immediately after waking from sleep one night waiting for the good, which is supposedly, comfortable and cozy bed! Dust mites are known to be associated with allergies since the 1960′s and in recent years have become a “focal point” because of his involvement with respiratory ailments. Dust mites in itself is not harmful to humans …

BUT dust mites produce a very potent allergen called guanine, which is detrimental to the health of all, to varying degrees. The mites live, grow, and reproduce in the micro-habitat (see a little eco-system) created to sleep in our beds. Also thrive where we spend our free time, like lying on upholstered sofas or sitting on our upholstered chairs watching TV, doing homework, or resting. Dust mites do not bite or sting, but contact with the allergens they produce can cause respiratory and skin diseases in humans. There are other species of dust mites, as the scabies mite and predatory mites that share the same dusty environment.

Only some of the symptoms of dust mites (DMA) include:

* Itchy skin (little bumps and rashes)
* The nasal cavities, nasal congestion,
* Sneezing
* Swollen eyelids, swollen or discolored
* Irritated, watery and red,
* Wheezing
* “Tight” on the chest,
* Head or sore breasts
* A hoarse voice
* Dry, unproductive
* Feelings of lethargy (no “get up and go”)
Mental Fatigue,
* Depression

The above symptoms are only mild and temporary effects ill health (temporary, if you want to call the early hours of every morning of your life … temporarily!) Associated with house dust, house # 1 key indoor air pollutants . However, the effects of long-term ill health are actually much worse and may result in permanent disease, for life, such as:

* Asthma
* Bronchitis
* Perennial rhinitis (hay fever)
* Eczema,
* Dermatitis
* Infections of the sinuses

and other serious health problems that affect millions of people. House dust contains a mixture of approximately 28 allergenic components. In general, dust mites account for most of the harmful components of dust, more than any other particles.

Because of their microscopic size, (the fecal pellets are about 20 microns in size and never break the exoskeletons are still much smaller) dust mites in the air can be simply walking across a room, open a door, ” fluffing “a pillow while trying to sleep, or roll over in bed (an act that occurs on average 50 to 60 times per night), and, of course, during activities such as making the bed. These are just some of the activities causing dust mites and their allergens related to being and remain airborne for up to two hours at a time before settling in the house. A single dust mite, because of their greater weight, can stay aloft for fifteen minutes. This negates the effectiveness of costly dust mite proof covers for mattresses and bedding, which tries to solve the problem simply “cover up” or putting a band aid on the problem, as dust and allergens that are inhaled , just follow “float” inside air and accumulate in bedding, as well as elsewhere.

While in the air, allergens are easily inhaled and stick to living cells that line the “walls” of your lungs. Once connected, drown and kill healthy cells in the lung that causes permanent damage. Dust mites practice coprophagy, ie lean times are going to make own fecal pellets as a food source. fecal pellets of dust mites, which contain “guanine” and their digestive enzymes are a major cause of allergy worldwide. Powerful enzymes in the fecal pellets to break hard to digest the food to eat later. These are the enzymes that cause allergies and cause in humans, breaking the delicate fabric of life including healthy lung cells.

Dust mites are living, thriving, and raising millions in their mattresses, pillows, upholstered furniture, curtains, stuffed toys, soft and spongy, and to a lesser extent (only because, with luck, it is often sucked) carpet. Pillows, alone, can get a 15-25% weight within two years from the accumulation of dust mites and a host of other pollutants.

Children, especially those who breathe rapidly, as the newborn to 5 years of age are particularly susceptible to health hazards from inhalation of allergens (especially potent allergen “guanine) found in fecal material, secretions, shed (molt) skins, and the exoskeletons of dead mites. The elderly, chronically ill and people with weakened immune systems (even temporarily) are also very susceptible to the effects of ill health from dust mites and poor indoor air quality.

Dust mites are nocturnal, do not like bright light and hide in the seams, ledges, curbs and the furniture frame when exposed to light. A single dust mite can produce up to 20 to 30 fecal pellets per day (hence, an average-sized colony of 2 million dust mites in a mattress is produced from 40 to 60,000,000 fecal pellets per day). A single dust mite produces about 2000 to 3000 fecal particles during their working life up to 3 or 4 months (equivalent to a total of 4 billion fecal pellets in your mattress, produced by a single generation of a dust mite average size colony). His lack of hygiene of the mattress, where he spends a third of his life, is the most unpleasant grungiest, at home and contains large amounts of dead skin, dust mites, dust mites, molds, fungi, pollen (transported within the exterior), spores, pet dander, bacteria and viruses.