It has been said that we shape our buildings, and then our buildings shape us. Upon considering the fact that the average American spends 90% or more of life indoors, the significance of this statement becomes apparent. In this era of unprecedented technological advancement, it stands to reason that we would use our knowledge to create indoor environments with exceptional vitali~ which could enhance our health and sense of well-being. Yet this has not been the case.

Prescriptions for a Healthy House takes the mystery out of healthy house building by walking the owner/architect/builder team through the construction process. It explains where and why standard building practices are not healthful, what to do differently, and how to obtain alternative materials and expertise. This unique book provides information on how to design interior and exterior space, and select construction materials that enhance and promote physical well-being.

The Authors Paula Baker is an architect intimately familiar with the materials and methods of standard construction. As a baubiologist, she also knows where these practices are in conflict with human health and available alternatives. Erica Elllott is a physician trained in both family practice and environmental medicine. She has extensive clinical experience in the medical consequences of standard construction. John Banta has over a decade of experience in troubleshooting indoor environmental problems. His expertise covers many aspects of indoor air quality, including the detection and reduction of electromagnetic fields and the recognition and abatement of mold problems.

$29.95 +S&H - Softcover, 350 pages 8"X10"

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