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- High CO2 levels can make people feel dizzy or stuffy, but this doesnβt always mean they will get headaches. Personal experiences with varying CO2 levels in different environments lead to different symptoms.
- The old homes might have better airflow compared to modern buildings, which could lead to fewer headache symptoms despite higher CO2 levels. The construction of a building can impact how we feel in relation to CO2 exposure.
- Making assumptions based on CO2 measurements alone can be misleading. Itβs important to consider other factors or pollutants that may actually cause discomfort or headaches.