
Around 6 or 7 in the evening, the gym becomes packed; the music drowns out the sound of heavy breathing, and the air conditioning runs at full blast behind closed doors. At first glance, everything seems fine: the room is cool, the lights are bright, and the equipment is state-of-the-art. Yet, after just a few sessions, regular members begin to feel a heavy-headedness and find themselves running out of breath more quickly eventually, they simply stop renewing their memberships. No one complains about the personal trainers or the exercise machines. The very thing that makes them feel stifled and drives them away is something entirely invisible: the air inside the room




