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The Model Health Show · June 8, 2026 · 53m

The Shocking Ways That Modern Homes Damage Our Health (And How to Protect Yourself!) - With Michael Feldstein

Michael Feldstein

Most people spend their time indoors, where indoor air can be more polluted than outdoor air. Michael Feldstein, founder of Jaspr, discusses how modern homes harbor toxins from synthetic fragrances, off-gassing materials, and poor ventilation, contributing to health issues and poor sleep. He offers practical tips for creating a healthy sleep sanctuary and explains how air scrubbers work differently from standard air purifiers.

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Indoor Time Exposure00:02:42
Americans spend the majority of their day inside their homes, making indoor air quality a key factor in overall health.
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Indoor Air Can Be Worse Than Outdoors00:07:12
Indoor air quality can be significantly worse than outdoor air, even in cities.
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Highlights

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Modern Homes Release Harmful Chemicals00:05:24
Modern homes contain a cocktail of toxins and chemicals from building materials, furniture, and cleaning products that can contribute to illness.
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Synthetic Fragrances as the New Secondhand Smoke00:17:53
Synthetic fragrances in air fresheners, candles, and cleaning products are like the new secondhand smoke, exposing occupants to harmful chemicals.
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Smell and Digestion Connection00:20:40
The sense of smell is directly tied to digestion, as aromas can trigger digestive processes.
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Clean Air Improves Sleep00:27:14
Improving bedroom air quality through filtration can lead to deeper, more restorative sleep.
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Air Scrubber vs Air Purifier00:34:32
An air scrubber uses higher-powered fans to cycle and clean the entire room's air volume many times per hour, unlike a standard air purifier that spot-filters.
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