Air conditioning doesn't affect breathing in general, however it can affect air quality and stir up allergens, which may cause breathing issues.
There have been no studies to show that regularly using an air conditioner can make you fat. However, when you are more comfortable and not hot or sweaty, you tend to burn fewer calories than if you were not using…
There are sources that will tell you sleeping under a fan or with the fan blowing on you can cause dry mouth, nose or throat. However, there are people who have slept most of their whole lives using a fan…
68-72°F is about the right temperature to have a good night of quality sleep for most people.
There have been no negative health effects recorded from using an Air Conditioner so far. It may prove otherwise if you don't change your filter often enough as recommended. The average air conditioner typically requires changing about every 30 days,…
No, an AC (Air Conditioner) will not make your skin darker; in fact, it is the opposite effect, AC can make your skin fairer because you are likely to stay inside more and it can cause your skin to be…
There have been no real long-term studies to show any difference if sleeping with the AC on or off makes a difference in a person's health. However, being comfortable as you sleep and getting restful sleep is important for your…