Toxic Overload

Environmental health specialist Dr. Paula Baillie-Hamilton explains how chemicals in pesticides, plastics, cosmetics, cleaning solvents, and many other common products build up to toxic levels in our bodies and break down our natural defenses against disease. Purchase at Amazon

Natural Products and Organics In the News

Skin care products can have organic label

An artificial definition sours organic food

Expert warns of toxic cosmetics

Cosmetics not regulated

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Why choose organic?

Read an article about how chemicals make you fat...and what you can do about it

It sounds noble: a cosmetics company promises that if you buy one of its products, a portion of the sale will go toward “the fight against breast cancer.”

But what if that cosmetic contains chemicals that might actually increase your risk of developing the disease?

Read the full article from www.thinkbeforeyoupink.org

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BEYOND MISLEADING LABELS & GREENWASHING

The Organic Consumer's Association's advice to consumers, from this point forward, is to look for personal care, pet food, and herbal supplement products that carry the "USDA Organic" seal. As with food products, this is now the best way for consumers to be able to distinguish true organic products with the highest percentage of organic ingredients from those products with lower organic ingredient content and/or those containing any range of synthetic ingredients.

www.organicconsumers.org