Your home is supposed to be your sanctuary. A place where you can be safe from all the dangers of the outside world, but if you suffer from chronic fatigue, headaches or have difficulty breathing, you just may be living inside the enemy.

In this clip, “Today” show host Matt Lauer talks with Ron and Lisa Beres, founders of greennest.com, who tested the home of David and Kellie Ford from southern California, about keeping our homes healthy.

Both the Austin Air HealthMate Air Purifier and Austin Air Baby’s Breath Air Purifier are highlighted as solutions for cleaning household air to prevent sickness. There are some very significant points made by Ron and Lisa about Austin Air Purifiers.

First, Lisa emphasizes a little know fact that indoor air is actually MORE polluted than the outdoor air! When it is found that the air in David and Kellie’s home is unhealthy, she recommends the Austin Air HealthMate Air Purifier which uses a medical-grade Certified HEPA Material air filter. Ron goes on to explain that Certified HEPA Material air filters remove 99% of particulates out of the air, and unlike other air filters, Certified HEPA Material filters will remove gases, chemicals, and odors.

Later, Lisa details the importance of cleaning your air with Austin Air Purifiers. She mentions that childhood asthma is currently the most chronic disease in children right now, and shockingly, babies are being born with over 200 hundred chemicals already in their blood! Please watch the clip below and see for yourself.

Is your home making you sick?

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