The Effects of Harmful Chemicals
It is interesting to note that detoxification is a subject much ignored by the mainstream community.
For those of us living in cities, it is incumbent upon us to be aware of our surroundings.
If we do not take time out to cleanse and detoxify, the long-term effects can be detrimental to our health.
We have been told that the liver is there to protect us from harmful toxins, however, if there is toxic overload on the liver, it is unable to perform its function optimally.
Quite recently, three politicians in Toronto were given a Toxic Chemical Blood Test and there were more than 40 different chemicals found in their blood.
We are made to believe that the water from the City is safe but that could not be farther from the truth.
Even though there have been no conclusive studies, about a week ago one study found that women living in cities were more prone to breast cancer.
What we do know is that there are xenoestrogens or hormone disrupting chemicals polluting the environment.
Cleansing our bodies on a regular basis and being proactive can be an inconvenience but it certainly has its rewards.
Less toxic overload on the system can result in much improved health.
There are so many toxic chemical products stored in our homes, garages, and kitchens.
As a result indoor pollution is considered more harmful that outdoor pollution.
If we would take more time to learn about what exposure to these substances, we would be alarmed.
Simple lifestyle changes can alleviate some of the symptoms experienced.
There are those who are lobbying to make drastic changes to the environment; however, the first step is to look within our homes to see how we can rectify that situation.
One of the keys to maintaining good health is being aware of how the environment affects our overall health and we can start taking the necessary steps to minimize the effects.
For those of us living in cities, it is incumbent upon us to be aware of our surroundings.
If we do not take time out to cleanse and detoxify, the long-term effects can be detrimental to our health.
We have been told that the liver is there to protect us from harmful toxins, however, if there is toxic overload on the liver, it is unable to perform its function optimally.
Quite recently, three politicians in Toronto were given a Toxic Chemical Blood Test and there were more than 40 different chemicals found in their blood.
We are made to believe that the water from the City is safe but that could not be farther from the truth.
Even though there have been no conclusive studies, about a week ago one study found that women living in cities were more prone to breast cancer.
What we do know is that there are xenoestrogens or hormone disrupting chemicals polluting the environment.
Cleansing our bodies on a regular basis and being proactive can be an inconvenience but it certainly has its rewards.
Less toxic overload on the system can result in much improved health.
There are so many toxic chemical products stored in our homes, garages, and kitchens.
As a result indoor pollution is considered more harmful that outdoor pollution.
If we would take more time to learn about what exposure to these substances, we would be alarmed.
Simple lifestyle changes can alleviate some of the symptoms experienced.
There are those who are lobbying to make drastic changes to the environment; however, the first step is to look within our homes to see how we can rectify that situation.
One of the keys to maintaining good health is being aware of how the environment affects our overall health and we can start taking the necessary steps to minimize the effects.
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