Three years ago, I became acquainted with and keenly interested in the technologies developed by Better Air. Together with many colleagues and a substantial part of the international health care research, I feel concerned about the increase of antibiotic resistant bacteria and fungi in our environment. We are observing how “super bugs” infect and kill hundreds of thousands every year. It seems apparent that we are dealing with an ecological problem resulting from an artificial (man-made) disturbance of the “natural” balance in microbiological populations. When Better Air introduced their technologies to me, I have found their concepts and problem-solving approach highly interesting. Literature and professional data show the safety of specific strains of Bacillus species used by Better Air where both the FDA and EPA had already approved these strains. Therefore, the effect of removing pathogens and allergens will not be compromised by any health risk with regard to a normal healthy population.