Dr. Jeff Bennert, Ph.D., CTN
Dr. Jeff Bennert is a co-founder of Air Oasis and a board-certified naturopathic doctor. In addition to his role as a board member of Air Oasis, Dr. Bennert has been in leadership and consulting roles with various health-related organizations and businesses. Dr. Bennert is actively involved in his local business community as well as national industry-related organizations. He is a proud father and grandfather, and he considers himself fortunate to be able to work alongside and mentor multiple generations of Bennerts at Air Oasis. Dr. Bennert and his wife reside in Amarillo, Texas.
Indoor air quality directly impacts health. Living or working indoors could mean repeated exposure to toxins, chemicals, pollutants and viruses/bacteria. Air purifiers provide an extra layer of protection.Nowhere is it more important to have sanitized air than in a medical facility. Doctor’s offices are home to a whole host of germs, which can be easily…
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As temps drop, it’s more important than ever to protect your health. There is plenty of research to back up seasonal patterns of infectious diseases. These have been tracked for centuries and are explained by varying human activity, seasonal shifts in the immune system and even variations in levels of vitamin D. Whatever the root cause,…
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Through the COVID-19 pandemic, one essential service that couldn’t close was daycare. Even the nurseries that closed for a few weeks quickly reopened so that parents could go back to work. Without this, the economy would be worse off, with many parents simply unable to both care for young children and work from home.
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CA Wildfires and Air PurifiersFor weeks now, the western United States has been battling a record-breaking wildfire season. Uncontained wildfires are wreaking havoc, having already destroyed more than 3,000 homes and killed over a dozen people. In Oregon, the wildfires have driven over half a million people from their homes and are advancing on the…
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Even though it’s less common than it used to be, there are still plenty of people who smoke. Smoke (or vaped) particles impact outdoor and indoor air quality. Particles from combustible cigarettes or vape pens can fill the air with toxic gaseous pollutants. Ash particles don’t just dissolve into the air: they cling to clothes…
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Like most parents, the “are they going/are they not going” dance is borderline excruciating. Wondering whether my six year old can hack a year of virtual learning has been a challenge. At the end of the day: he can’t. And schools are making every effort to receive and engage with the millions of children who…
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People are spending more time indoors and at home. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues in varying degrees worldwide and locally, indoor air quality (IAQ) is important to keep in mind. Families are together in an enclosed space for most of the hours of the day and night. How good is the air you’re breathing?
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School’s out for the summer! And not all of us are just looking forward to fun-in-the-sun and summer living. Most people are dreaming of hazy lazy days, boat trips and hiking. But if you suffer from allergies, you know that this season could mean more blooms, more pollen and more windswept irritants. Knowing the outdoor…
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Why Healthcare Professionals Use Air Purifiers Medical facilities like doctor’s offices and dentist’s offices benefit from using air purifiers. Any area that is frequented by people with illnesses has a high concentration of contaminants in the air. As air purification technology has improved, it has made it possible to create highly portable, unobtrusive products that…
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From concern about the spread of infectious diseases to patient comfort, more medical providers are installing air purifiers in their office buildings. Clean air in a medical environment is a powerful way to limit the spread of viruses and bacteria. It is also a way to optimize patient care and comfort. Indoor air quality is…
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