Does Radon Really Cause Lung Cancer?
Radon gas is recognized as an indoor air contaminant directly related to lung cancer, yet there is a tremendous amount of confusion surrounding it and radon testing methods. This book, including photographs from field investigations, will help you gain an unbiased understanding regarding radon gas exposure.
Before purchasing a radon test kit or paying someone to do radon testing for you, let this book explain in layman’s terms the differences between radon testing and radon monitors, and what radon levels you should be concerned about. The book will also explain:
- The shortcomings of radon lung cancer research
- The eleven ways radon testing yields false results
- Radon mitigation system cost versus benefit
- How traditional radon mitigation systems grow mold and contribute to carbon monoxide poisoning
- Practical DIY radon mitigation
This book provides you with the answers and includes instructions to teach you what to do, and what not to do, to eliminate the potential lung cancer threat due to radon gas in your home.
Would you like ongoing air quality tips…for free?
You can receive quick reads of helpful information simply by subscribing. It’s a great way to continue learning ways to improve the air quality in your home.
Table of Contents
What is radon gas?
How does radon gas affect our health?
Where does radon gas enter a home?
What causes radon to enter a home?
Where is radon gas found in a home?
Lung cancer connection
Can you trust everything the EPA says?
Can radon improve health?
Inconsistent action levels
Radon testing during real-estate transactions
Is radon mitigation a racket?
Unhealthy effects of radon mitigation systems
What if I already have a mitigation system?
Why is short-term radon testing unreliable?
Why is long-term monitoring necessary?
Particle reduction = radon risk reduction
Five extra tips to reduce radon exposure
After you purchase a book, to help you further, we’ll let you know if a new related book or blog is released. You can easily unsubscribe.
Click one of these links to share this book with your friends on social media.
Tamra G. –
Dan, thank you SO much for the ebook. I found you by running a search on “radon spike after heavy rain”—your website was the second on the list. I appreciate your hard work and expertise. Again, thank you x100, and we’ll definitely be back for additional ebooks. I already signed up for your blog. Regards, Tamra G.