17 Common Sources of Hidden Toxins
17 Common Sources of Hidden Toxins
Do not let this list overwhelm you, simply focus on swapping one thing at a time.
food
cleaning products
personal care products
makeup
fragrances
candles & air fresheners
plastics & microplastics
BPA (cans, plastic, receipts)
building materials
vehicle exhaust
medications & supplements
relationships
media
mental habits
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