Studies indicate that burning the mosquito coil for three days in a row increases the risk of asthma and shortness of breath. And children aged between 7 to 11 years old who have been exposed to it for seven days are at risk of developing severe phlegm and obstructive and restrictive lung functions. Based on the findings, researches urged to end the use of mosquito coils and use environment-friendly products, which are less harmful to your health
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That conversation could even start with sharing this blog with your child and then asking them what they think after reading it
At that time, Monsees said Juul wasnt able to provide an estimate of the number of youth users
