The air in the desert was never empty—it carried dust, smoke, oil, and memory. Long after deployment, veterans are left with breathlessness, fatigue, and inflammation written into their bodies. This is the war made of air.

Even years after exposure, the body can remember — and repair. This blog explores how veterans can retrain cellular energy, restore balance, and rewrite the biology of damage.

Illness from toxic exposure doesn’t always appear right away. The long latency of toxic exposure means diseases like cancer, lung disease, and neuropathy may emerge decades later. Veterans and responders must advocate for recognition and screenings