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Creating a Home That’s Safe from Toxic Chemicals

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By Robin Dodson
| Yahoo Style Canada Verified
Creating a Home That’s Safe from Toxic Chemicals Exercise and a healthy diet can reduce your risk of chronic diseases and cancer. So can avoiding harmful chemicals. Common household products — from cleaning supplies to carpet pads — contain chemicals that leach into our air and household dust. Many of these chemicals are endocrine disruptors that interfere with the body’s hormones and contribute to health problems like asthma, fertility issues, thyroid disease, and cancer.
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Large Study Flags These 5 Chemicals In Common Products For Safety Analysis

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By Megan R. Schwarzman, Robin Dodson, Ruthann Rudel
| Inverse Verified
Consumer products released more than 5,000 tons of chemicals in 2020 inside California homes and workplaces that are known to cause cancer, adversely affect sexual function and fertility in adults or harm developing fetuses, according to our newly published study. We found that many household products like shampoos, body lotions, cleaners, and mothballs release toxic volatile organic compounds, or VOCs, into indoor air.
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Lotions, shampoos and other common cleaning products contain toxic substances: study

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By Robin Dodson, Megan R. Schwarzman, Ruthann Rudel
| Newsrnd
By Robin Dodson, Megan R. Schwarzman and Ruthann Rudel - The Conversation In 2020, consumer products released more than 5,000 chemicals — which cause cancer, negatively affect sexual functioning and fertility in adults, or harm developing fetuses — into homes and workplaces in California, a study just published reveals. Many common products, such as shampoos, body lotions, cleaning supplies, and naphthalene, release toxic volatile organic compounds (VOCs) into the air within a space.
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