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UNDERSTANDING YOUR HOMES UN HEALTHY LIVING SECRETS

your Home could be making you sick

 Understand Your Living Space


We spend +65% of our time in our homes.  And 1/3 of our breathing is done in our bedrooms.  In a typical year you will take two million breaths in your office.  The interior building envelope is being studied by several universities across the US and abroad.


Harvard School of Healthy Building is spearheading this research.  The data is opening up the commonality that human disease and our current interior air quality are being compromised by carpeting, padding, vinyl flooring, varnishes, furniture, insulation, drywall, paints, trim, doors, piping, pesticides, cabinetry, mattresses and more.  
Stop living in a chemical time bomb.  Come Live with Mr Hemp House™. 

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Please take a moment and review the following web sites and  information


Parsons School of Design Healthy Materials 

 https://healthymaterialslab.org/why-healthy-materials 

https://prod-hml.s3.amazonaws.com/news/200131-HEMPCRETE-BOOKLET-Draft-4.pdf


Harvard University Homes for Health Full Report

Download Here:

https://homes.forhealth.org/#

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The Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA) is the primary Federal law addressing the regulation of chemicals manufactured and used in industry.  There are 84,000+ chemicals in the TSCA and EPA inventory respectively.   Only 200 were required to be tested.  Of the 200 only 5 have been partially tested.  Asbestos, pcbs, dioxin, cfcs and hexavalent chromium while thousands of other harmful chemicals are untested/ unregulated which are being used to produce products within our living interior.  These internal combustible toxins are causing elevated health problems for their all its inhabitants.  These interactions are causing ten's of millions of dollars in health related illnesses and treatments per year. 


How do these toxins and toxicants move from the building material to our bodies?  Inhalation, ingestion, or dermal absorption.  Exposures can happen anytime in a products life cycle.  This has to stop.


What is the solution?  Healthy living.  Mr Hemp House uses Hemp and other natural solutions to provide a better living breathing interior envelop.  These solutions have been used in Europe for years and are now at the forefront of a new industry and market here in the US.  Whether a new build or the renovation of an existing interior Mr Hemp House™ utilizes the best known natural products available providing for a safe interior envelope for years to come.  The Natural Building of America is Here and Mr Hemp House™ is leading the way.   Contact Us  


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What Makes an Office Building “Healthy” by 


  • Joseph G. Allen and 
  • John D. Macomber 


The entire article can be found here:  https://hbr.org/2020/04/what-makes-an-office-building-healthy 


April 29, 2020 


Excerpt from above article:

"Most importantly, at the building level, focus on improving these 9 Foundations of a Healthy Building:


  • Ventilation
  • Air quality
  • Thermal health
  • Moisture
  • Dusts & pests
  • Safety & Security
  • Water quality
  • Noise
  • Lighting and views


These were distilled from 40 years of scientific evidence at Harvard’s Healthy Buildings lab, and improving them will serve as a long term preventative measure.

While some of these you might have expected, like better acoustics and lighting, we suspect you haven’t been thinking about how humidity, temperature, furniture, carpeting, and even dust can impact employee health — and even beyond health, performance. But consider just a small smattering of the evidence:


One study of young adults found that every 1°F deviation from an optimal indoor temperature came with a 2% decrease in output. In another study, researchers found that every time you double the rate of outdoor air delivered into an office, worker performance improves by 1.7% across four simulated office tasks: text typing, addition, proofreading, and creative thinking. It’s no surprise, then, that an analysis of sick leave data for more than 3,000 workers across 40 buildings found that 57% of all sick leave was attributable to poor ventilation.


Of course, it’s not just air quality that drives health and performance. A study of workers found that they reported more headaches and worked 6.5% more slowly on a typing test when they were in an office with a pollution source. The “pollution source” in question? A dirty carpet. The amount of indoor nature and views matter, too. Young adults in an office designed following biophilic design principles had lower blood pressure, lower heart rates, and better performance on short-term memory tests.


Making sure each foundation is up to par with our current healthy building standards is key to both stopping the spread of infectious disease, and setting up a successful workforce. *4"


 

Healthy Buildings


"How Indoor Spaces Drive Performance and Productivity" by Joseph Allen and John Macomber


Buy Their Book Here:  Published by the Harvard Press: 


https://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674237971 


 

Joseph G. Allen is an assistant professor and director of the Healthy Buildings program at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. He is also the co-author of the recently published book, Healthy Buildings: How Indoor Spaces Drive Performance and Productivity (Harvard University Press), with John D. Macomber .


John D. Macomber is a senior lecturer in finance at Harvard Business School. He is also the co-author of the recently published book, Healthy Buildings: How Indoor Spaces Drive Performance and Productivity (Harvard University Press), with Joseph G. Allen.  


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Definitions:


PCBs, or polychlorinated biphenyls, are highly toxic industrial compounds.  Although they were banned from manufacture in the United States in 1977.  PCBs are slow to break down and can persist in the environment at dangerous levels.


CFCs- any of a class of compounds of carbon, hydrogen, chlorine, and fluorine, typically gases used in refrigerants and aerosol propellants. They are harmful to the ozone layer in the earth's atmosphere owing to the release of chlorine atoms on exposure to ultraviolet radiation. 


Hexavalent Chromium- may cause the following health effects: lung cancer in workers who breathe airborne.


Perflouranted Surfactacts-  Found in ground/ drinking water.  Known Carcinogenic.


Phthalates- a family of industrial chemicals used to soften PVC plastic and as solvents in cosmetics and other consumer products, can damage the liver, kidneys, lungs, and reproductive system — particularly the developing testes — according to animal studies 


Polychorinated Dibenzofurans-  Dioxins and dioxin-like PCBs induce a broad spectrum of toxic responses, such as loss of body mass, hepatotoxicity, immunotoxicity, epidermal changes, embryotoxicity and carcinogenicity.


References to above information:

1.  https://homes.forhealth.org/whole-house/ 

2.  https://homes.forhealth.org/bedrooms/ 

3.  https://hbr.org/2020/04/what-makes-an-office-building-healthy 

4. https://hbr.org/2020/04/what-makes-an-office-building-healthy 

 

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Image Courtesy of the Harvard School of Healthy Building Website https://homes.forhealth.org

Hemp Built Homes From Around Our World

1st PAssive HEmp House in USA

First Hemp Construction in California

First Hemp Construction in California

Nauhaus Prototype in Asheville, NC

  

Nauhaus Prototype in Asheville, NC First Hemp house building home built in the USA with Hempcrete. 

www.alembicstudio.com now www.Hempsteads.com Sustainable Living

First Hemp Construction in California

First Hemp Construction in California

First Hemp Construction in California

Home Addition in Rolling Hills, CA

  

Home Addition in Rolling Hills, CA

 www.beatekirmse.com

The Triangle of Swindon, UK

First Hemp Construction in California

The Triangle of Swindon, UK

The Triangle in Swindon,UK

  

The Triangle in Swindon,UK Terraces of cottages set on four sides of a carefully landscaped village green contain 42 low energy Hemp house Building homes. They use timber-frame structures and Hempcrete external walls finished in traditional lime. www.glennhowells.co.uk  Sustainable Living

The Push House Ashville, NC

Northcote Hemp Houses Melbourne, Au

The Triangle of Swindon, UK

40 Volunteer, subcontractor and others Hempcrete supporters.
 Asheville, NC.   Builder Greg Flavell and Push Design

  

The First Permitted House in the US Built with Hempcrete, an Eco-Friendly Compound of Industrial Hemp building, Hydraulic Lime, and Water. Photo Credit: Push Design

Builder: Greg Flavall  http://www.builderonline.com/design/the-house-that-hemp-built_o  Sustainable Living


Northcote Hemp Houses Melbourne, Au

Northcote Hemp Houses Melbourne, Au

Northcote Hemp Houses Melbourne, Au

Two attached family homes with shared backyard with 8-star energy rating for passive solar design. www.steffenwelsch.com.au  Hempcrete, Hemp House Building Sustainable Living

Clayton House in Tarpon Springs, Fl

Northcote Hemp Houses Melbourne, Au

Northcote Hemp Houses Melbourne, Au

Tarpon Springs, Fl Hemp House Build

  

The walls of this three-bedroom, two-bathroom home near the Sponge Docks in Tarpon Springs are built of hempcrete, making this residence the first “hemp house” in Florida and one of a very few in America. 

www.tbo.com and hempcretehouse.coffeecup.com

The Acre, Cumnor Hill Oxford, England

The Acre, Cumnor Hill Oxford, England

The Acre, Cumnor Hill Oxford, England

  

The Acre is using the next generation of hemp house building technology, HempCell, a factory-made panel system that uses hemp lime i.e hempcrete and natural fiber insulation. www.habhousing.co.uk/theacre  Sustainable Living

Boyden House in Lochaline, Scotland

The Acre, Cumnor Hill Oxford, England

The Acre, Cumnor Hill Oxford, England

  

Exciting curved contemporary oak frame house in the Highlands forming part of the Achabeag sustainable housing development. This house curves to face the dramatic views of the Sound of Mull and is constructed with a green oak frame, hemp insulation filled wall and roof panels, and moss sedum roofs. roderickjamesarchitects.co.uk

Millfield, England

The Acre, Cumnor Hill Oxford, England

Hemp House in Kerry Co, Ireland

  

A Hempcrete and timber framed house with it's attractive unique modern design which allows for lots of internal space and an environmentally friendly hemp building construction.  All produced in the United Kingdom. 

www.westructure.co.uk

Hemp House in Kerry Co, Ireland

Tomorrow's Garden City, Hartington Place in Letchworth, England

Hemp House in Kerry Co, Ireland

From Steve Allin, One of the Great Hempcrete Pioneer, Sustainable Living Expert and Instructor/ Author on Hemp House Building, based in Ireland.  www.hempbuilding.com

Tomorrow's Garden City, Hartington Place in Letchworth, England

Tomorrow's Garden City, Hartington Place in Letchworth, England

Tomorrow's Garden City, Hartington Place in Letchworth, England

  

Design & build 18 timber framed houses and 42 flats under a Framework Agreement. Code for Sustainable Homes Level 4, built with a variety of construction technologies.  Hempcrete, Hemp Building and Sustainable Living

www.sdc.co.uk

"Clay Field" in Elmswell, Suffolk, UK

Tomorrow's Garden City, Hartington Place in Letchworth, England

Tomorrow's Garden City, Hartington Place in Letchworth, England

  

RIBA Competition-winning project for 26 dwellings combines sustainable strategies (Hemp Building) for construction, lifetime energy use, landscape and the way we live and work from day to day. The houses are constructed from a structural timber frame and use ‘Hempcrete’, a sprayed mixture of lime and hemp, to give a breathable and highly sustainable construction which is finished with lime render and lime washed. The project was delivered by Riches Hawley Mikhail Architects. www.mikhailriches.com

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