Is it healthy to breath in artificial air?

Hi lovely people of blogvile,

I need your expert advice before I start doing the unpardonable. My office (as in Department) was recently moved from the Ministries area in Accra to one of the high rise buildings in the heart of Accra. Jeez! little did I know that I've been breathing in artificial air all this while, the 16 floor building is without a sliding window through which one can take in some FRREEEEESSH air given out for free by the Most Gracious God.

Even though there is a power plant, in the event that the plant breaks down, this ediface will qualify for a miniature HELL on earth.

I ask again, is it healthy for me to be taking in artificial air for God knows how long we will be occupying this building?

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