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Tips for Reducing and Replacing Sugar in Your Diet.
Ways to reduce sugar while still enjoying some sweetness in your life: tips that are easy to follow.
36 commentsSafe Water Bottle Choices
There are plenty of re-usable water bottles on the market today. But are they any safer than drinking out of a plastic one containing BPA left in the sun? I quickly jumped on the re-usable bottle bandwagon, before I realized the Sigg one I had was made of aluminum, and not much safer at all. I have since done more research, which I hope benefits you as much as it did me.
2 commentsBisphenol A in Plastic Bottles: Play It Safe with Alternatives
In the last several years, new scientific research on polycarbonate and other plastics has raised public concern about exposure to the chemical Bispehnol A (BPA) when using bottles made of such materials. While the exact toxicity of Bisphenol A is...
14 commentsCanned Food Bottled Water and BPA
Has the BPA issue been decided yet? Which companies are protecting consumers. Protect yourself with information
8 commentsWhat is Bisphenol A?
In the last week I have discovered small holes in two of my favorite work tees and in one pair of work pants. The general location for all three garments was slightly similar; the holes in the shirts were positioned towards the bottom, meaning that...
14 commentsRecycle Plastics, Is it helping us or hurting us?
Are we doing enough in recycling plastics? Maybe its time to take a closer look at this important subject and find better solutions beyond just "feel good" recycling. Solving this problem requires YOU.
2 commentsHow to Can Food BPA-Free: Toxins in Mason Jar Canning Lids
Many mason jar canning lids contain BPA which acts like estrogen in the body, disrupting normal hormone regulation. BPA-free claims may not be enough. Find out how to find true BPA-free canning jars.
6 commentsAllergies - Asthma - Labels
MOLD, ASTHMA, DUST MITES, SCHOOLS AND INDOOR AIR ASTHMA TRIGGERS - Asthma attacks can be triggered by things like mold growing on your shower curtain or tiny dust mites that live in blankets, pillow, or your child's stuffed animals. Learn more about things that might trigger an asthma attack and what you can do to get rid of them and help your child stay healthy
0 commentsDangers of Plastic
Fantastic as plastic appears to be, the reality is far from being so “handy dandy”. However, one can not eliminate the ease plastic has brought in to our life. In a typical household, there is bound to be...
0 commentsBuy a stainless steel water bottle to reduce plastic pollution
I have been helping publicise David de Rothschild's Plastiki Expedition in which he and his crew are sailing across the Pacific Ocean on a plastic catamaran made entirely from recycled plastic bottles to raise awareness of the need for increased...
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