6 Hormone-Disrupting Chemicals to Avoid Minimize these hormone-disrupting chemicals in your home and food to decrease the risk of breathing problems, chronic disease, excess weight and more.
By Sarah Lozanova
Arsenic can find its way into local waterways via natural deposits in the earth or from agricultural and industrial practices.
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PFCs are often used in stain treatments for furniture; forgo these optional treatments to avoid bringing this chemical into your home.
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How much time do you spend thinking about your hormones? For most of us, conversations about hormones are limited to a few topics: teenagers, monthly cycles or menopause. But hormones are crucial for our bodies to operate optimally for both genders and throughout our lives. Unfortunately, many common chemicals are scientifically proven to alter the way our brains produce and work with hormones. Hormone-disrupting che