The building industry has contributed to many problems in the past, many of which are becoming more evident through the rise of modern health issues. The rise in these illnesses appears to coincide with the introduction of harmful plastics emitting pollutants in the atmosphere, synthetic glues and laminates, and overuse of electrical equipment.

Environmental medical professionals have linked exposure to modern building environments to conditions like Serotonin Irritability Syndrome (SIS), General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS), and chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS/ME). Many people experience allergic reactions such as migraines, asthma, eczema, and joint pain and, in severe cases, develop Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS). For decades, architects, engineers, and builders have used chemical-based materials and systems now known – or suspected – to harm occupants’ health.

Toxic emissions, aerosols, radioactive particles, and electromagnetic fields have become embedded in our built spaces. These elements can silently accumulate in the body, triggering illness once a person’s tolerance is exceeded and leading to chronic disease when the immune system collapses.

Healing begins when a person understands the TRUE cause of their health issues and realizes that healthier building alternatives exist. Since human body is remarkably regenerative – and its cells renew throughout life, hence it is never too late to reverse the effect caused by unhealthy homes. This can be done by creating a cleaner, low-toxic environment, reducing electromagnetic exposure, nourishing your body with organic and natural nutrients, and staying connected to nature – Earthing. Over time, the body will rebuild itself, one cell at a time.

No matter how deeply scientists delve into nature, and no matter how subtle or sensitive their measurements, the nature of ‘being ‘ eludes them. As we examine the world of subatomic particles, boundaries merge and the universality of all matter and living things becomes evident .The hidden life vibrant in every atom and the hidden light shining in every creature is the paradigm of this age, so it would not be incorrect to say that at the subatomic level there are no boundaries between your hand and the table that it rests on. Each of them vibrating at a particular frequency and creating a resonance with each other. This resonance can be healthy and help to maintain the body and space equilibrium or can disrupt the body pattern and create a dissonance.

It would there not be incorrect to consider the Five Elements of nature- Air, Water, Fire, Earth and Ether, when analysis the health of the home or its co-relation to our own Health.

The spaces we live and work in can impact our health far more than we realize. From constant exposure to toxins in materials to invisible waves of electromagnetic radiation, our modern environments can quietly drain our well-being.

For example, very recently, a woman visited us who was suffering from hypersensitivity to electricity and unnatural light and was affected by it so much that even a light bulb or a nearby mobile phone triggered severe reactions.

That is where we at Indian Green are stepping in — to offer natural, healthy alternatives. We are redefining how we build and live by focusing on using non-toxic materials, nature-aligned design, and spaces that heal instead of harm.

We spend nearly 90% of our time indoors – in fact, we have become the INDOOR GENERATION – yet few of us consider how our homes, offices, and schools affect our health. The truth is that indoor spaces can either support or silently undermine our well-being. Poor ventilation, toxic materials, synthetic furnishings, electromagnetic radiation, and artificial lighting all play a role in indoor pollution, which is often more harmful than outdoor air.

We incorporate and furnish small shifts, such as using clay walls and lime plasters to regulate humidity, proper cross-ventilation, and real daylight, that create dramatic improvements in health. At Indian Green, we believe every space should support the natural rhythms of life. We aim to help people reclaim their homes and workplaces as places of healing, harmony, and vitality.

As we move towards more and more advancement in every aspect of life, the focus shifts from just structural strength to human well-being in construction, too. At the center of this shift lies a powerful thought: building materials shouldn’t just support buildings — they should support life.

Traditional construction often includes synthetic, chemical-based materials that release harmful toxins into our living spaces. These “invisible hazards” have been linked to allergies, respiratory issues, and even long-term chronic illnesses. The solution? Innovative, health-conscious design and systems that prioritize both performance and people.