If it really is just essential oils, why not just list exactly what they are and what went in. These are preservatives that prevent the growth of bacteria, mold and yeast in cosmetic products. Parabens possess estrogen-mimicking properties that are associated with increased risk of breast cancer; they are absorbed and have been identified in biopsy samples from breast tumors.

They can be found in makeup, body washes, deodorants, shampoos and facial cleansers. You can also find them in food and pharmaceutical products.

They are known to be endocrine disruptors and have been linked to increased risk of breast cancer, early breast development in girls, and reproductive birth defects in males and females.

Studies raise concerns that triclosan contributes to making bacteria antibiotic-resistant. Tricolson are found in toothpastes, antibacterial soaps and deodorants. SLS can interact and combine with other chemicals to form nitrosamines, a carcinogen.

Deemed a human carcinogen by The International Agency for Research on Carcinogens IARC it has been linked to occupational related cancers: nasal and nasopharyngeal. It causes allergic skin reactions and may also be harmful to the immune system.

And you find it in almost all personal care products. A petrochemical derived from petroleum or coal tar sources. Listed as benzene, toluol, phenylmethane, methylbenzene; it is a potent solvent able to dissolve paint. It affects your respiratory system, cause nausea and irritate your skin as well as cause developmental damage in the fetus.

Toluene has also been linked to immune system toxicity. These chemicals function as a sunscreen agent, to absorb ultraviolet light. These chemicals are endocrine disruptors and are believed to be easily absorbed into the body.

They may also cause cellular damage and cancer in the body. Common names are benzophenone, PABA, avobenzone, homosalate and ethoxycinnmate. They can be found in sunscreen products. Honest Beauty Clean CC Tinted Moisturizer with Vitamin C and Blue Light Defense, SPF 30 EWG 2 Appears to be similar to my beloved Dew Skin , which is 1.

note, I personally no longer use powders from any brand but Beautycounter because they are the only brand on the market safety testing each batch, Jane Iredale tests but not each batch. W3ll People Nudist Multi Use Cream EWG verified I grabbed myself the Nude Peach to try!

Revlon PhotoReady Prime Plus Perfecting and Smoothing Primer EWG Verified. Thayers Rose Petal Witch Hazel Facial Balm not on EWG. Thayers Soothing Unscented Body Balm EWG 2. Native Body Wash — only the ones with specified oils, without fragrance EWG 2.

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It's a miracle for me! I don't like to exaggerate, but the first night I took this, I observed immediate result on my breath! It was the first morning of my life that I woke up without a horrible breathe and the rest of the day! I was a teen when I was diagnosed with gingivitis and I've suffered since I was a kid with bad breath due to tooth decayed and was never given much attention until they fell out and changed into a beautiful set of pearly white teeth but my gingivitis caused me to produce more tartar and hard calculus behind my teeth and just recently had an tooth extraction and cleaning done.

It was awful and I invested on dental tools and doing more cleaning myself now, but I still have stinky smell! I waited a while to write a review and since I took this, I no longer have a bad breath. Not even a morning breath! I am very confident now and I feel free!!! So happy with the result!

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Please try again later. Size: 30 Count Pack of 1 Verified Purchase. I started taking 3 days ago 1 in the morning and 1 before bed and noticed that my mouth does not get as dry during the day and overnight while sleeping.

I let it dissolve and chew it once it disintegrates into a smaller version of itself. I look forward to the results after continuing to use it. I'll definitely buy this again. One person found this helpful. I've been having worse than normal morning breath for a while now and decided to try this not thinking it would do much.

Popped one in last night and didn't chew just kept it in my mouth till it dissolved. Only way I can describe it is while I had it in it felt like a weird taste in my mouth I didn't know was there went away, like my mouth felt cleaner. This morning I made my wife a breath test subject and she said she barely smelled anything.

Great product, definitely give it a shot! Size: 60 Count Pack of 1 Verified Purchase. When I was brushing, my tongue, gums and lips went numb for about 10 - 15 min during and after brushing.

Same feeling when dentist numbs before procedure. I must say my sensitive tooth got less sensitive tho. So, I kept using same toothpaste dumb me and got same numb feeling. I was stupid enough to brush for about a week, then I decided this toothpaste sucks!

Two weeks later I got this probiotic as part of new my regimen for oral care. Later I also began feeling dry mouth and felt bad breath once in while. If I feel it, then others can surely! Now what?! Some have medication side effects, some suffer from halitosis, for women it can be hormonal etc.

Mine BMS started with the toothpaste for sensitive teeth. Mind you, I use regular fluoride free toothpaste, same company - Tom's of Maine, and never had issues. And this is what I personally started to do - first, oil pulling in the morning. I use Walnut oil or Hemp seed oil, just because I have them already.

I do it for about 10 minutes, spit it out and rinse with warm water and proceed with breakfast. After that I floss, brush, scrape tongue and rinse.

I always use mouth wash of natural oils and peroxide, all natural, no harsh chemicals. Then I use one probiotic on the way to work. Few hours later, at work, I chew one two cloves, it helps to kill germ and has healing properties. It does make mouth little bit numb but also refreshes breath.

I drink plenty of water during the day and try to stay away from chewing gum before lunch, I want my body regulate itself first. After lunch I floss and rinse and chew one more clove.

I go as long as I can without gum, but when I start feeling slight dryness, mainly between upper front teeth and gums, then I chew on gum. I work in hospital, I see lots of patients and I have had elderly peoples, some of their breath smells soo bad!

These numbered components enhance flavour texture or prevent a product from spoiling. However, we can use natural additives to achieve, if not the same, at least a smilier result. For that reason, we tend to stay away from products with these numbers. Although admittedly, I like to indulge in some plant-based ice cream brands knowing that they have additives in them.

For my friends in America and abroad , I suggest you get familiar with the Environmental Working Group EWG. For now, leveraging these resources will be enough to get you from point A to point B without having to get a PhD in chemistry. The concept is simple enough. Source locally grown food, in natural environments, within the appropriate season, free from toxic chemicals.

However, finding these foods can take some getting used to and is unrealistic for many of us. There are 12 types of fruits and vegetables that contain elevated levels of pesticides, including:. I refer to the EWG website as they regularly update their dirty dozen list. This is an easy win you can implement today on your way to a toxin-free lifestyle.

Not only do you support your local economy, but you also get to build a community and get connected with where your food comes from. Keep your line of questioning causal and straightforward. I mean, if the farmer is chatty and proud and wants to share their exact process, fantastic!

Your only concern will be the availability of produce. The inconvenient truth is that toxins are leaking through the plastic packaging of even certified organic foods. One way to get around this is to buy your produce in bulk, either online or at your local bulk foods store again, if you have one.

This way, you can control the packaging and choose a brown paper bag or, better yet, bring your own jars to top up. It pays to start calculating your food by weight so you can compare prices with the grocery store.

Your situation will likely be different. For example, we know exactly what foods we get from the bulk store versus the supermarket, the independent grocer, and the farmers market.

If you want complete certainty about the safety of the foods you eat, start a veggie garden. Once you start growing food, things can get exciting. For instance, you can trade produce with other backyard growers in your area.

Or you can naturally preserve your food for future use. If you have veggie delivery boxes in your area, that could be another great option to access toxin-free produce regularly. Fortunately, there are growing options of natural toothpaste on the market that keep your teeth clean without the toxins.

There are rightfully a few hang-ups here with making the switch to natural fragrances. For one, we often think we need to give up our iconic scent. I get it. Your scent is very personal, even iconic. But you can get unique natural perfumes and colognes with outer worldly scents that will make up your new identity.

We recommend anything from One Seed Organic Perfumes. We personally know the founder, Liz Cook and have been satisfied customers for many years. For many, deodorant is a product we use daily. I sweat A LOT, so I was super doubtful about finding a natural deodorant that worked. And it took a few years to find a solution.

One of the easiest ways to reduce toxins in your makeup is to reduce the amount of makeup you use. But when you do apply, there are plenty of high-performing natural alternatives which you can find in our collection of recommended beauty products.

Switching to organic hand and body wash is another example of low hanging fruit. Shampoo, conditioner, hair colour, beard gels are all routine products in our lives. The thing to remember here is to avoid hair sprays and artificial hair dyes as much as possible.

Here are a few ways you can retain as many beneficial strains of bacteria as possible during pregnancy:. This might all sound like a lot but it can make a vast difference for their long-term wellbeing.

You can read my story about welcoming Benjamin into the world a whole three months early and everything I did to protect his itty bitty microbiome so that it could, in turn, keep him well. Be sure to purchase organic, toxin-free newborn clothing and swaddle blankets made from natural fibers that are OEKO-Tex® and GOTS certified for that extra measure of safety and protection from harm.

A big part of supporting microbial wellness is nurturing and parenting our children in an environment that is as non-toxic as possible, so their little bodies can grow and thrive just as nature intended. The problem is that toxins are everywhere, and they have a devastating impact on the microbiome.

Keeping toxins and exposure at bay begins with knowing exactly where to look for potential dark corners where chemicals often go unnoticed. However, there are so many other avenues for chemicals to waltz into our lives through our food, hygiene products, mattresses, and other pockets of our homes.

Loni Brown, a pioneer in eco-friendly living and founder of Entirely Eco , a beautiful and toxin-free home decor shop, discovered her passion for healthy home goods while she was expecting her first child.

No wonder her and I have been so close through the years. Once you become aware of the world of the microbiome, non-toxic living simply feels right. When making sure our little ones are safe from toxin exposure, Loni explains that there are three important areas where we can focus our energies on detoxing our lives:.

Of all the things we surround our kids with, the most extended and intimate contact by far comes from textiles. Pesticide-heavy conventional farming leads to textiles that are rife with toxins. A scientist at the University of Michigan School of Public Health, Dr.

Trish Koman joins me to talk about the importance of our water systems. Koman explains exactly what happened to the water in Flint, Michigan. She talks to me about the lead in the pipes, how the change in the water source affected the pipes, and what the local government could have done to save the water.

My guest Wendy Myers is a functional diagnostic nutritionist. Wendy has a warning for all of us about heavy metals and chemicals in our foods.

Wendy explains the difference between food grown in the U. and food grown in other countries, especially China. Even if the food is labeled USDA organic, she says, you need to look at where it was grown. Wendy gives me her top five worst foods for toxins, and what to look for in chickens and eggs.

We also discuss what foods the World Health Organization has labeled as containing cancer-causing agents. After a breast cancer scare in college, Kathryn Kellogg started taking a closer look at what she was putting both on and in her body.

In her research, Kathryn tells me, she discovered a lot of everyday products contain endocrine disruptors. She shows me the mason jar in which she has saved her waste from the last two and a half years. Kathryn also tells me that when she moved to California, she was appalled by the litter problem.

She was especially shocked by all the plastic she saw in the ocean. During our discussion Kathryn shares tips about small changes anyone can make to reduce their waste footprint. My friend Steve Ezell is the CEO of MyGreenFills, a company that only produces nontoxic products.

After his three-week-old baby son developed a full-body rash, Steve tells me a family friend suggested the problem could lie with the laundry detergent. Sure enough, when they switched to an eco-friendly detergent the rash cleared up.

Steve explains UV brighteners are used in detergents to make them appear brighter and therefore cleaner. Steve shares how his company is revolutionizing laundry products and more, by leaving the chemicals and toxins out. Not only that, but he also tells me how MyGreenFills helps reduce plastics and your waste footprint with a refill program that uses significantly less packaging.

Rachel Pachivas is the COO of Annmarie Skin Care, an organic, wildcrafted skin care line. As we discuss on the show, there are so many chemicals and toxins in all kinds of products and nowhere is that truer than in cosmetics. Rachel shares some information with me that I think is kind of important.

Rachel shares the story of video bloggers Kevin and Annmarie Gianni, and how their journey to find a healthy cosmetic line lead to them creating their own. It smells almost like dirt. Andrea also tells us her skin feels tight, firm, and sparkling after the mask is washed off.

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