Did You Know How Many Chemicals There Are In The World
There are more than 80,000 chemicals in the world. Did you know that less than 1% of those chemicals have been tested for long-term health effects on people and the environment? Hard to believe, but it’s the sad fact. We have to live with and face this fact.
The WHO conducted a study and stated that 25% of disease in the word is a result of poor environmental conditions.
Many people are familiar with BPA in plastics. However, that is just one out many. BPA free does not necessarily mean that it is safe. There is such an abundance of toxins in our environment and we don’t know the extent of how they are harming us.
There are many toxic-endocrine disrupters, which according to a 2013 study by the UN can cause diseases such as breast cancer, thyroid cancer, prostate cancer, ADD, brain dysfunction and disease.
Other studies have shown that toxins can cause blood sugar issues, cognitive problems, respiratory complications, immune dysfunction and cancer.
Studies have shown that the higher the concentrations of chemicals in the umbilical cord, the lower the IQ of the child later on in life.
It may be out of our control to stop the big industries from producing and emitting these harsh chemicals. Although it does pay to try, we all know that the big greedy companies are blinded by the money that stand to profit and don’t see or care about the danger and damage they are causing. But we can do what is in our hand and that is detox! Detoxify your body as well as you could.
Our bodies have a built-in detoxification system. Organs such as the liver, kidneys, gall bladder, lymphatic system, small and large intestines, colon and the stomach all take part in this integral function.
The issue is that we are faced with far too many toxins for our body to handle. The excess toxins which the body can’t eliminate circulate the blood causing damage. They get stored in body fat, tissues and bones. This causes lots of damage.
Sweating is one of the best ways to “drain the swamp”. There is an overload of toxins and sweating a lot will help you break the tide. Saunas are a great way to do this and our infrared saunas are the best on the market.
The WHO conducted a study and stated that 25% of disease in the word is a result of poor environmental conditions.
Many people are familiar with BPA in plastics. However, that is just one out many. BPA free does not necessarily mean that it is safe. There is such an abundance of toxins in our environment and we don’t know the extent of how they are harming us.
There are many toxic-endocrine disrupters, which according to a 2013 study by the UN can cause diseases such as breast cancer, thyroid cancer, prostate cancer, ADD, brain dysfunction and disease.
Other studies have shown that toxins can cause blood sugar issues, cognitive problems, respiratory complications, immune dysfunction and cancer.
Studies have shown that the higher the concentrations of chemicals in the umbilical cord, the lower the IQ of the child later on in life.
It may be out of our control to stop the big industries from producing and emitting these harsh chemicals. Although it does pay to try, we all know that the big greedy companies are blinded by the money that stand to profit and don’t see or care about the danger and damage they are causing. But we can do what is in our hand and that is detox! Detoxify your body as well as you could.
Our bodies have a built-in detoxification system. Organs such as the liver, kidneys, gall bladder, lymphatic system, small and large intestines, colon and the stomach all take part in this integral function.
The issue is that we are faced with far too many toxins for our body to handle. The excess toxins which the body can’t eliminate circulate the blood causing damage. They get stored in body fat, tissues and bones. This causes lots of damage.
Sweating is one of the best ways to “drain the swamp”. There is an overload of toxins and sweating a lot will help you break the tide. Saunas are a great way to do this and our infrared saunas are the best on the market.
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