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One of the chemicals I want to point out is phthalates. They are often found in personal care products such as lotions, shampoos, and perfumes. Phthalates can cause various health issues, such as developmental problems and reproductive issues. Imagine the pain and frustration of trying to start a family and being unable to because of something as simple as the lotion you use on your skin. Next are herbicides. These chemicals commonly kill unwanted plants or weeds in your garden. But the truth is, they can be highly harmful to your health. Exposure to herbicides has been linked to cancer, congenital disabilities, and neurological problems. Imagine working in your garden and unknowingly exposing yourself and your family to these harmful chemicals. Finally, let's talk about formaldehyde. This colorless gas is found in many household items, such as cleaning products, furniture, and clothing. Formaldehyde can irritate your eyes, nose, and throat and has been linked to certain types of cancer. How long have we unknowingly exposed ourselves to formaldehyde daily by sitting on our couch or wearing specific clothing? The risks of these toxins, phthalates, herbicides, and formaldehyde are genuine. If you continue to expose yourself to these things, the consequences could be severe. You may experience respiratory problems, skin irritation, developmental issues, reproductive problems, neurological problems, and certain types of cancer. It's time to take action and start paying attention to what you're bringing into your home. By avoiding products that contain these harmful substances, you can protect yourself and your loved ones from the dangers lurking in everyday items. Stay safe and stay informed. Click Here To Download It For FREE ⇐ Dirty Girl: Non-Toxic Living Guide.  When you download the guide, you'll get a FREE ticket to the Environmental Toxicants, Autoimmunity, and Chronic Diseases Summit online from April 11 to 17, 2023.
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