Paul and Howard revisit the important topic of air quality, prompted by recent fires in Los Angeles. They share their personal experiences and strategies for maintaining good air quality in their homes, such as using HEPA filters and air quality monitors. They discuss the health risks associated with poor air quality, including its links to chronic diseases, inflammation, and reduced VO2 max in athletes.

They emphasize the importance of minimizing lifetime exposure to harmful pollutants. The conversation underscores the significance of being proactive about air quality, both indoors and outdoors, and the need to rely on data rather than intuition.

00:00 Introduction and Topic Overview
00:31 Personal Air Quality Measures
01:10 Indoor vs Outdoor Air Quality
02:58 Health Impacts of Air Quality
05:25 Real-Life Air Quality Experiences
09:43 Managing Air Quality Exposure
18:45 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Air Quality and Longevity: Air(ea) Under the Curve