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Protons are good for cars, bad for breathing which we need electrons and well neutrons even though neutrons are pretty much neutral with no charge.

The electrons (negative) is what we need to support which everywhere you go to a city, town etc, you end up seeing pollution everywhere. The pollution is causing to eliminate the negative ions which we need the most.

The solution, get yourself an ionizer, I was told that it works like wonders!

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