Pure Breathe: A Solution for Athletes and Asthma Sufferers in Polluted Environments

The video discusses the health risks of pollution, especially for asthma sufferers, and introduces the Pure Breathe device developed by Brunel University. This device filters out exhaust fumes and dirt, benefiting both asthmatics and healthy athletes. The video highlights the device's comfort and usability based on runner feedback and outlines plans for commercial production, anticipating widespread use among cyclists and runners.

What is the main issue faced by asthma sufferers during summer?

• Exhaust fumes and dirt

• Dehydration

• Higher temperatures

• Increased pollen levels

Who is Allison McConnell?

• A sports scientist

• A professional athlete

• An asthma patient

• A medical doctor

How does the Pure Breathe device benefit healthy athletes?

• It improves their running speed

• It reduces chronic lung inflammation

• It increases their lung capacity

• It helps them breathe through their nose

Why is there no need for a nose cover in the Pure Breathe device?

• It is more comfortable without it

• Athletes only breathe through their mouths

• The device is too small

• Athletes prefer nose breathing

What is the current status of the Pure Breathe device?

• It is only a prototype

• The inventors are seeking a production company

• It is already in mass production

• It is being tested by professional athletes