These common chemicals are found in many of our everyday products. Some of the most common places? Your family’s personal care products like body washes, lotions, cosmetics and fragrances as well as many of the plastics you eat or drink from or the containers/cans your foods come in.
Endocrine disrupting chemicals like Bisphenol A(BPA) and Phthalatesget into our bodies via ingestion or absorption and are stored in our fatty tissues. These chemicals damage our gut health, tax our livers and are suspected of contributing to the increase in Non Fatty Liver Disease. They mess with our thyroid and other hormones which can lead to fertility issues, mood swings and fatigue as well as weight gain (and that’s just the beginning).
The biggest thing we have going for us is our power of choice! We get to choose what we spend our money on and what we allow into our homes and around our kids. We can say NO to endocrine disruptors and other toxic chemicals.
There are some really good companies out there that are committed to producing only the highest quality and safest products. Products that are not only safer but also work great – often better! (Hint: they aren’t the most popular, national brands that most people are buying) And believe it or not…there’s even some that cost less than the chemical alternatives.
When we switched brands several years ago, my chronic migraines stopped and our daughter’s bleeding eczema cleared up completely within a few weeks.
Most of us, by default, continue to use the same products that our moms and dads used. These may not be the best choices. It’s important to take a look at what you’re buying and consider the huge impact a change could make.
P.S. This TOXIC TIMEBOMB VIDEO reveals 5 of the most common, everyday toxic products that could be making you and your family sick plus where to find safe replacements.
These common chemicals are found in many of our everyday products. Some of the most common places? Your family’s personal care products like body washes, lotions, cosmetics and fragrances as well as many of the plastics you eat or drink from or the containers/cans your foods come in.
