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Popular Nigerian doctor reveals how the AC in cars can be as harmful as smoking cigarettes
Popular Nigerian doctor, Chinonso Egemba who is well known by the name “aproko doctor”, made a post on social media hours ago revealing to Nigerians how the AC in their cars can be as harmful as smoking cigarettes. He also shared some tips on how to make good use of the AC to prevent any harm.
According to Mr Egemba, the Air Conditioner (AC) in most cars can be harmful if not properly regulated. He stated that there are certain buttons in the car to press which controls the flow of air from the AC to prevent any form of pollution that can cause harm to an individual.
He said that most times when people use their car AC, the windows are closed and the carbon dioxide which they breathe out will be taken in by them again and it’s harmful to one’s health. To avoid this, he advised everyone to press this button below which is on the right hand side after AUTO.
According to him, when this button above is turned on, it helps in filtering out the carbon dioxide we breathe out and brings in new air, making the use of AC in the car less harmful.
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