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Non-Toxic Living

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Becoming Aware of Toxic Exposures and Living Clean

Today, we live in an age where countless chemical-based products are marketed as revolutionary solutions—promising greater convenience, efficiency, and comfort. From oven cleaners to waterproof mascara, advertising tells us: “life is so much better with these innovative products.”

Yet beneath the marketing gloss lies a troubling reality: we are subtly and deceptively being exposed to more and more toxic chemicals. 

Here in New Zealand, I see these imported products filling the shelves of supermarkets and shops. Many people, unsuspectingly swayed by clever marketing, welcome them into their homes without realising the hidden risks.

Knowledge is power. So, knowing what these toxins are is better than being ignorant of them. In most cases it’s very easy to shift over to non-toxic products and detoxify yourself and your environment.

 

How We Can Help

Clean Eating

This is a wide topic, from how to avoid heavy pesticides and toxic chemicals in fruits and vegetables, to things to watch for with meats, fowl and fish, and what's in many processed foods. There are ways to avoid the worst of the toxins in food.

What's in your Water

Water quality varies greatly from one area to another, so it is important to check into yours. You drink it, cook with it, shower and bathe in it, and brush your teeth using it -- so exposure is high. There are many solutions to cleaner water no matter where you are.

The Air we Breathe

There are many things that can affect the quality of air you breath at home, work, and elsewhere. Some of these are not easy to detect but can have short and long term ill effects on your health and well-being. We cover the most common ones.

Personal Care Products

Soaps, shampoos and hair-care products, skin-care products, sunscreens, and many other personal care products on the market can be full of added toxic chemicals which, in some cases, can disrupt hormone production, damage organs, or worse.

Cleaning Products

Cleaning products can be some of the worst sources of toxic exposure, even including some that have "green" or "organic" claims. Meanwhile it is so easy to use more natural products that are just as effective as well as less expensive.

Environmental Toxins

As researchers and medical professionals continue to uncover how toxins such as mould, heavy metals and much more impact our health—and how they can potentially trigger additional issues within the body—the importance of reducing our exposure is vital.

Vaping and Smoking

The dangers of smoking are quite well known at this point, but many people have opted to switch to vaping. While you are missing the tar, vape liquids are loaded with toxic chemicals.

Dental Toxicity

Many dental products such as toothpaste, mouthwash, and even dental floss can contain harmful chemicals that may pose risks to your health. Meanwhile there are highly effective alternatives.

Chemically Treated Fabrics

Your skin readily absorbs chemicals from not only skincare products, but also from heavily chemically-treated clothing from dyes, fire retardants, synthetic fibers, and other chemicals used to treat clothing.

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Living a long and healthy life involves or relies on many factors including genetics, lifestyle, environment and more. One of those factors, a very important one, is the avoidance of toxic exposure. Reducing exposure to harmful chemicals and other toxins can greatly contribute to improved health, longevity, and overall quality of life.

Having experienced the effects of toxic exposure personally, I have made it my mission not only to reveal the truth behind these products but also to share simple, affordable alternatives that allow people to reduce their toxic load and safeguard their health.

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