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    There Is No Safe Asbestos

    News WriterBy News WriterOctober 3, 2013Updated:August 27, 2023No Comments3 Mins Read
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    After numerous researches that were held during 50 years it has been proved that the safe use of asbestos does not exist. The asbestos causes disease and death. This is true for all forms of asbestos, including also white or chrysotile asbestos, which is still widely used in huge amounts in numerous industries. It is possible to relate a specific types of cancer, such as mesothelioma, with the chrysotile asbestos exposure. The statistic shows that more than 400 million of deaths in North America and about 200 thousand of deaths in Europe, are related to asbestos exposure.

    This type of cancer, caused by the asbestos, reveals only after 20 or 30 years. That is why both regions have not yet reached the peak of asbestos-related mortality rates. The use of chrysotile and other forms of asbestos are banned in more than 40 countries in the world. Economic losses related to asbestos are significant, they include huge expenses on medical treatment and even more serious cost that are connected with asbestos removal from schools, homes and public buildings, etc. In terms of impact on the human health the most critical exposure occurs through the respiratory system.

    Some manufacturers, who work with asbestos claim that their products are completely safe and cannot cause any damage to human health. However, the results of numerous studies awarded asbestos with the first place in the list of the most dangerous carcinogens. The carcinogenic asbestos is not active and does not make a physical impact on the human body. However, entering the organism, microscopic asbestos fibers can be derived from tissues. Asbestos fibers easily split and spread in the air, forming aerosols and transported over long distances. They also can get into the water. Amphibole asbestos is the most dangerous type of asbestos that may cause a serious danger to the human organism. Amphibole asbestos, unlike other types of asbestos, is resistant to acidic medium, which extremely complicates its excretion from the body tissues. Failure to comply with safety regulations increases the risk of lung asbestosis and some forms of cancer, mainly related to the respiratory system.

    Of course, asbestos products have a lot of advantages from the technical point of view, but the damage they cause to human health outweighs any technical advantages. To date, there is an urgent need to find new eco-friendly materials for production. In order to protect yourself from impact of harmful fibers, it is necessary to make sure the building materials, from which your house was made, don’t include asbestos. And if they do, it is necessary to apply for services of the company that performs asbestos removal works. Why contact professionals? It is obvious. Only competent staff can accomplish this challenging task. Professional team, engaged in the organization of asbestos removal works, is equipped with all the necessary tools and working clothes needed for safe and quick task execution. So, you can easily take advantage of professional services, in order to get rid of the dangerous asbestos in your home.

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