Effective air quality management requires cleaning the air directly at the point of consumption rather than focusing on building-wide systems.

“You need that clean water as close to the point of consumption. And air is the exact same.”

He argues that modern indoor environments are significantly more toxic than necessary and that filtering air is a health priority.

“So simply put, our indoor environments have very dirty, very toxic, very polluted air. It's impacting our energy, our sleep, our performance, our focus.”

Dr. Shah advocates for improving indoor air quality by opening windows and regularly changing air filters in central HVAC systems.

“The best thing you can do in both of these environments is try to open a window, all right? The outside air is generally cleaner than the inside air and you can check this on your phone app.”

The air quality in Britain is a public health disgrace resulting in significant premature deaths.

“I think the air quality in Britain is a total disgrace probably you know 26 000 or more people a year dying prematurely because of our all types of pollution”

People generally disregard air quality because it is an abundant and free resource, unlike food or water.

“I think the reason that people don't pay attention to air is because it's free.”