Do you know that?/You know what? Do you know that?/You know what? The floor you live on may really affect your health. A few days ago, a new study by the University of Bern in Switzerland found that the higher you live, the better your health and the longer your life span.
Which floor is safer, more comfortable and healthier? Bian Xiao summed up the advantages and disadvantages of each floor of the house. Let's compare your home. There are different views on the advantages and disadvantages of floors in the world:
Agree with the above: Switzerland, Russia
A study by the University of Bern in Switzerland was published in the European Journal of Epidemiology, covering Switzerland10.5 million people. The researchers found that people who live above the eighth floor have a 22% lower risk of premature death, including a 40% lower risk of dying of lung disease and a 35% lower risk of dying of serious heart disease. On the contrary, most people who live in the lower floors die of lung disease and heart disease.
Researchers believe that the reason is that high-rise residential buildings have less air pollution and relatively less noise than low-rise residential buildings.
Russia's "Science and Life" magazine once published an article saying that although the lower floor is close to the ground and convenient for contact with the outside world, there are problems such as high humidity and poor air circulation. In the eyes of Russians, the seventh floor is the "golden floor" because it is quiet and unaffected by noise.
Agree with subordinates: the United States, Japan
In the United States, under the influence of "anti-urbanization" (the return of urban population to villages and small towns), independent low-rise housing is dominant. Even in densely populated Japan, two-story and three-story houses are the most common. According to a Japanese statistic, two-story houses account for 54.85% of all houses. Living on a high floor for a long time, far from the ground, will lead to psychological depression. People don't like going out, which is not conducive to neighborhood communication, and gradually makes people become "home" and withdrawn. The thin air in high-rise residential buildings is easy to aggravate the condition of patients with cardiovascular diseases and bronchial diseases.
Expert opinion: the advantages of living high outweigh the disadvantages.
The height of urban housing does have a certain impact on health. Low-rise residential buildings are first affected by commercial facilities near the ground, road traffic and sanitary conditions, while high-rise residential buildings will be much less affected.
(The above answers were published on 20 17-04-07. Please refer to the current actual purchase policy. )
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