Science of Sick Building Syndrome & Environmental Sensitivity- Ep 307 of HOME DIAGNOSIS TV Series

Whether it's named MCS, CIRS, MCAS, etc, the phenomenon of people becoming over-sensitized to their environment is a very real and very painful thing. Let's dig into the science we know for sure- and the cleaning, maintenance, and material selections that can help unaffected families stay that way. Join our Patreon team and be part of the exploration of the Science of Homes:   / homediagnosistv   Featured researchers and experts: Charles Weschler- Atmospheric Chemist at Rutgers University Anil & Nilima Mittal- Moldy Home Survivors Jeffrey Siegel- Indoor Air Quality Researcher at University of Toronto John Downey- Exec. Dir. of Cleaning Industry Research Institute (CIRI) Chris Wilson- Dallas Homeowner Doing Renovations Miriam Diamond- Environmental Chemist at University of Toronto James Scott- Mycologist at University of Toronto and http://www.sporometrics.com/ Corinne Segura- Healthy Materials Specifier at https://www.mychemicalfreehouse.net/ Atila Novoselac- Building Scientist at University of Texas at Austin Andrew Whelton- Water Safety Researcher at Purdue University Jason Earle- Mold Inspector Karen Dannemiller- Environmental Engineer at Ohio State University Marc Webb- Environmental Chemist at University of North Carolina Barb Turpin- Environmental Chemist at University of North Carolina Also featuring chemistry visualizations by Kamil Czapiga (https://Cosmodernism.com) and lots of footage courtesy of Creative Commons and the US DOD. The appearance of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) visual information does not imply or constitute DoD endorsement. Dive deeper at: https://HomeDiagnosis.tv/episode-307-...