<h1>Press release compares two traditional design systems, promoting local system as culturally and health aligned while citing foreign sales</h1> A published press release contrasts two traditional environmental design systems, alleging one has greater commercial promotion abroad and asserting the other is more aligned with local cultural, scientific and health considerations. It adduces comparative claims about directional, decorative and ritual practices, links certain placements to wellbeing and disease risk, and cites economic turnover figures for the foreign system. The release advances prescriptive cultural preferences and symbolic meanings, and includes a publisher disclaimer disavowing editorial responsibility. No legal findings or regulatory analysis are provided; statements appear promotional and evaluative rather than evidentiary.