| What you should know about Toxins |
Toxicity OverloadToxins are present everywhere, from the air we breathe, through ingesting them from the food we eat and contact with chemicals from skin care, commercial cleaning agents and various products that we are exposed to everyday of our lives. Thousands of these toxic materials enter the body daily and too much exposure can accumulate through the years causing different symptoms which can lead to allergies, cardiovascular problems, cancer and other chronic debilitating diseases. Some of these agents are carcinogenic that attack the body's self defense, the immune system. Keeping our imune sysytem strong in its optimum level can protects us from premature aging, cellular damage and free from diseases. Health problems associated with indoor-air pollution
In some cases the health risks of indoor air pollution may be immediately apparent and exposure may produce symptoms such as eye, nose and throat irritation, fatigue, dizziness, insomnia and migraines. In these cases removing the affected person from the situation will usually improve symptoms rapidly. Long term exposure may lead to a more chronic conditions such as respiratory diseases, heart and cardiovascular disease and cancer. Improving the air quality of your home can greatly affect the members of your household from respiratory conditions regardless of whether or not you or your family members currently experience symptoms.
Our daily exposure to chemicals puts us at risk for potential diseases, these are known stressors that affect our daily activities providing a route for potentially harmful synthetic chemical exposure. Here are some of the culprits: pesticides, herbicides and fungicides in vegetables and fruitsstain, paint and grease that emit harmful toxic substances such as formadehydenew car smell, electronic gadgets and cleansers used for the householdskin care products, bleach and soaps contain plenty of sulfates and other harmful chemicals that enters the skin disrupts the immune systemcar emissions, cigaretes and fumes from toxic machineries |
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