#Kids are vulnerable. #Grown-ups are susceptible.
Indeterminate #anxiety may flair for years.
From birth laundry detergent chemicals, particularly detergent thickeners, (made from disruptive and mutative chemicals) transfer from clothing to your skin.
Chemistry note: Surfactant is an agent of typical and or organic detergent.
- Mutative and hormonal-disruptive chemicals are found in both powder and liquid detergent.
- Detergent compounds and surfactant chemicals become one in water.
- Due to the thickening properties of surfactants, they are incapable of fully rinsing out of fabrics during the rinse cycle.
- Finally, the dried laundry (having combined detergent and surfactant), is armed and by skin absorption, may affect skin tissue first, although certain glands can be subject to early entry as well.
People regularly perspire in clothing. Moisture is an activator for many agents, which causes the volatile chemicals to enter your body and typically affect a multitude of organs.
Do you shower and then dry off with a towel carrying caustic detergent chemicals?
The #1 skin contaminate, infects pathways that lead to:
Skin allergies/eczema
Anxiety
Insomnia
Manic depression
Cancer
Autoimmune dysfunction
Thyroid Issues
Dementia/Alzheimer’s
Let’s Keep Laundry Detergent Out Of The Water
How metabolic healing can lead to better health:
- A good step to prevent over-exposure contamination, can be found here: Rain Laundry Detergent! The non-detergent cleaner.
- Your Natural Grocers may stock Rain Laundry Detergent. If not, ask them to bring it in.