Articles
Apr 4 2013
We have a delicate balance in our body called the acid alkaline balance. Just as our bodies have to regulate our temperature, so too it has to regulate its pH. For example, an ideal body temperature is 98.6 and too much variance either way of that can dramatically affect our health. As important as our body temperature is, there’s another number that is equally important and...
Apr 2 2013
Have you ever heard of EMF’s? EMF is short for Electro Magnetic Field. EMF’s in really basic terms are invisible lines of force that come from all electrical and wireless devices. There are two types of EMF’s, low frequency and high frequency. Low frequency would come from everyday electrical appliances while high frequency come from wireless devices. High frequency...
Apr 1 2013
OSHA devotes most of its budget and attention to responding to here-and-now dangers rather than preventing the silent, slow killers that, in the end, take far more lives. Over the past four decades, the agency has written new standards with exposure limits for 16 of the most deadly workplace hazards, including lead, asbestos and arsenic. But for the tens of thousands of other dangerous...
Mar 29 2013
Rather than compile an endless list of what you should avoid, it's far easier to focus on what you should do to lead a healthy lifestyle with as minimal a chemical exposure as possible:
As much as possible, buy and eat organic produce and free-range, organic foods to reduce your exposure to pesticides and fertilizers.
Rather than eating conventional or farm-raised fish, which are often...
Mar 29 2013
9 FEBRUARY 2013 | GENEVA - Many synthetic chemicals, untested for their disrupting effects on the hormone system, could have significant health implications according to the State of the Science of Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals, a new report by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and WHO.
“We urgently need more research to obtain a fuller picture of the health and environment impacts...
