Harmful chemicals and plastics in our everyday life

Sucralose (with chlorine), Aspartame, Formaldehyde, Triclosan, Bisphenol A (BPA), Phthalates, Pfas and pesticides harms your body and creates sickness in the long run. It's time to replace your usual soaps, shampoos, toothpastes and sweeteners, make-up, skin creams for organic sustainable alternatives. Start shopping such things at health food stores. Replace your plastic drinking bottle with a glass or stainless steel one. Do the same in the pantry. Replace plastic containers with glass. Replace the Teflon pan with a cast iron one. Think about which diet products you eat/drink and avoid Sucralose and Aspartame. Even tableware contains harmful substances like Melamine that create kidney stones.


By Carl Grinde | February 23 2024
Updated April 2 2024


The sweetener sucralose contains chlorine, avoid it.
"To make sucralose almost calorie-free, some naturally occurring parts of the sugar molecule, called hydroxyl, are swapped out for chlorine."
webmd.com
draxe.com/sucralose
explore.globalhealing.com
drjockers.com
glutenfreesociety.org

Aspartame sweetener is toxic, avoid it
Aspartame sweetener is found in many different foods such as diet soda, sugar free candy and chewing gum, yoghurt, lemonade, ice cream and so on.
gaonconnection.com

The W.H.O. Says Aspartame Is "Possibly Carcinogenic"
The W.H.O. Says Aspartame Is "Possibly Carcinogenic"

Can Healthline.com always be trusted? See here what they say about aspartame and sucralose. This is corrupt media. It's a lie.
"Sucralose and aspartame are two artificial sweeteners. Both have been well-studied and are safe to consume."
healthline.com (BS)

Environmental pesticide exposure and the risk of irritable bowel syndrome: A case-control study
sciencedirect.com
beyondpesticides.org


Triclosan - the harmful household chemical


Exposure to Household Chemical Triclosan Linked to Altered Microbiome
Triclosan is found in "hand soap, toothpaste, toys, bedding and beauty products." (draxe.com)
It seems like the soap you use to wash your hands or your body can transfer Triclosan through your skin, into your body and further into your intestines and do harm.
saludsindanio.org
sciencedaily.com
draxe.com/health/triclosan
newatlas.com
biotechniques.com
medicalnewstoday.com
mygutmatters.com
rootcausemedicalclinics.com
drdingle.com
drbicuspid.com

Triclosan in cosmetics
"Triclosan is incorporated in cosmetics mainly as a preservative, to stop bacteria from growing on the product and spoiling it. It is also used as a biocide in many other personal care products such as deodorants, soaps and shower gels."
ec.europa.eu
hospimedica.com
womensvoices.org

Toxins in lipstick triclosan lead
toxins in lipstick triclosan lead
toxins in lipstick triclosan

Bisphenol A (BPA)
"BPA is abundant in the environment, i.e., in food containers, water bottles, thermal papers, toys, medical devices, etc."
frontiersin.org

"First-time finding: Risk of BPA (bisphenol A) on intestinal health found amid rising bowel disease cases"
nutritioninsight.com

Plastic-associated chemicals (PACs) are toxic
"There is substantive and accumulating evidence that endemic exposure to plastic-associated chemicals (PACs) contribute to the pathophysiology of metabolic conditions, like obesity, diabetes, and heart disease."
Perhaps it can also cause IBS?
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Phthalates and Their Impacts on Human Health
"While the benefits of plastics are enjoyed worldwide, the environment and human health are adversely influenced."
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Clothes has a lot of chemicals aswell. Wearing plastics is not so smart.

Thrivemarket.com - organic supermarket
thrivemarket.com


Melamine, Lead, Cadmium and more in kitchenware


Melamine information
Melamine is a industrial compound that makes plastics harder and is therefore used in tableware such as mugs, plates and bowls. "Unbreakable plates".
"Melamine can be manufactured from dicyandiamide, hydrogen cyanide, or urea." britannica.com Melamine tableware looks and feels almost like porcelain but is not the same thing. It's not real porcelain and it's found to contaminate food. "in high concentrations it crystallizes in the urine, leading to kidney stones and other renal disorders." britannica.com.
miriamsearthencookware.com
medindia.net
nature.com
reuters.com
arabnews.com

"Melamine tableware may release large amounts of melamine when used to serve high-temperature foods."
nation.com
dailymail.co.uk
huffpost.com
newsmax.com

Melamine-associated urinary stone
sciencedirect.com

"Melamine-associated urinary stones (MAUS) have emerged as a new urologic disease."
link.springer.com

"low-dose melamine exposure can play an important role in calcium urolithiasis in Taiwanese adults."
kidney-international.org

Safe tableware — Non-Toxic Dinnerware Guides
mamavation.com
inonaround.org
yoursustainableguide.com
dengarden.com
thegoodlifedesigns.com
forceofnatureclean.com
nowintentional.com
gentwenty.com
healthierhomes.com
umbelorganics.com
gonewmommy.com

Healthline.com says Melamine is safe to use but at the same time states: "potential for adverse effects from constant exposure". Constant exposure, that is what you can expect as a normal consumer in the modern industrial world. Melamine is found in a wide range of household kitchen ware.
healthline.com (Can't always be trusted)


Toxic air fryers


Toxic air fryers
"Experts have identified cancer risks related to high levels of certain chemicals found in some air fryers."
consumernotice.org


Non-Toxic air fryers
Using air fryers containing teflon, plastics and pfas does harm to the body. Time to go non-toxic. Buy a stainless steel air fryer.
honehealth.com
sustainably-chic.com
homesandgardens.com
sustainablykindliving.com
theroundup.org

Stainless steel air fryers
stainless steel air fryer


Phthalates "the everywhere chemical". Phthalates in plastics, food packaging, cosmetics and shampoo makes us sick


Phthalates Correlated With 100,000 Annual Deaths in U.S.
greenmatters.com
steemit.com
byrdie.com

Phthalates Uncovered: The Hidden Chemical in Everyday Foods | Dr. Oz Full Episode
youtube.com Phthalates Uncovered: The Hidden Chemical in Everyday Foods

Paraben and sulfate free shampoos
paraben and sulfate free shampoos

Bisphenol-A (BPA) information
health.westchestergov.com

Phthalates information
Phthalates are linked to premature deaths, cancer and fertility disorders and these chemicals are everywhere.
theguardian.com
publichealthpost.org
today.com
nationalgeographic.com
eurekalert.org
genesisfertility.com
everydayhealth.com
ecowatch.com
toxicfreefuture.org
salon.com

Phthalates in perfume toxic
Phthalates perfume toxic

Formaldehyde, Parabens, Heavy Metals Like Mercury and Lead
alternativetomeds.com

PFAS are linked to cancer, hormone disruption, liver and thyroid problems
nrdc.org

PFAS “forever chemicals”
theguardian.com

Nonstick Teflon pans contains PFAS
theatlantic.com

Ceramic non-stick cookware safer than teflon
greenhive.io
theskillfulcook.com

Ceramic non-stick cookware
umbelorganics.com
xtrema.com
Ceramic non-stick cookware

Stainless steel cookware
stainless steel cookware

It's time to rid your home of harmful chemicals.

Perhaps start here?
organic laundry detergent
organic laundry detergent allergy friendly

Eco friendly plastics
Read my page about eco friendly plastics here.