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    “Low Humidity, Crowding and Re-Circulated Air Can Dry Skin and Eyes during Airline Travel”

    “Low Humidity, Crowding and Re-Circulated Air Can Dry Skin and Eyes during Airline Travel”

    FromSharon Kleyne Hour

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    “Low Humidity, Crowding and Re-Circulated Air Can Dry Skin and Eyes during Airline Travel”

    FromSharon Kleyne Hour

    ratings:
    Length:
    54 minutes
    Released:
    Jun 18, 2007
    Format:
    Podcast episode

    Description

    Chris Smith (Greenback, TN), flight attendant for 33 years, discusses how low humidity, crowding and re-circulated air can dry skin and eyes during airline travel. Second guest, Jack Potter (West Glacier, MT) with Glacier National Park, discusses past glaciation, hydrology and the effects global warming has on fresh water and fisheries within Glacier National Park.
    Released:
    Jun 18, 2007
    Format:
    Podcast episode

    Titles in the series (100)

    • Power of Water / Global Warming – New and innovative wellness discoveries to help you and future generations live within our changing dry environment • Global climate change is a WATER (all-natural moisture) crisis that can cause dryness of the skin, eyes and breathing passages, in addition to spreading bacteria, viruses, allergies and numerous dehydration related diseases • Sharon Kleyne believes that each individual has the power to become proactive in maintaining their own health • Sharon and her guests offer simple, logical, do-it-yourself solutions from a non-political, common sense perspective • Weekly shows have featured experts in medicine, pharmacology, health and healing, therapeutic healing research, nutrition, occupational safety and wellness, global climate change and more. The weekly “Power of Water” segment features guests discussing the scientific, recreational and aesthetic aspects of water.