Negative Ion FAQ

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Q02. Is there a recommended dosage of negative ions to enjoy beneficial effects? Q08. I only find positive effects on the internet. Is there any medical expert or researcher who claims negative ions have negative effects? Q16. What is the best way for the body to absorb negative ions? Q06. Why do some negative ions have more effects on the human body than others? Q14. When were negative ions found to be good for health?

Q20. Please explain briefly about the Leonard effect. Q17. What are the main causes of positive ion generation? Q10. What is the average density of positive ions contained in cigarette smoke? Q11. Do you have negative and positive ion count data measured at actual locations? Q13. Can negative ions be generated in solutions other than water due to the Leonard effect?

Q12. I measured the ion count generated by a negative ion generator and 30,000 (pcs/cc) were detected at 1.8m away from the generator. I am afraid the ion count at 1m can be influenced by winds. Is it possible to calculate the ion count detected at 1.0m? Q02. What should I check before I purchase a negative ion generator? Q07. Why do negative ion counts decrease as you go further away from the generator? Q26. I was recommended a negative ion generator which generates 2,000,000(pcs/cc) negative ions. Is it good for home use? Q21. I have been using a negative ion generator but I cannot find an effect. How can I make sure that it is working?

Q06. I heard air ions have life expectancies. How long can they exist in the air? Q28. What are the differences between ion counters which have a built-in fan and those which don't? Q14. Can negative ion density be affected by human presence? Q05. Why do small ions have more positive effects on the human body than large ions? Q27. Do negative ions with longer life spans have more positive effects on the human body?