Obvious and hidden sources of plastic are affecting our health and the environment. Our choices matter and making a conscious effort to reduce plastics goes a long way.
Keeping your family healthy and your home clean can seem like an overwhelming job, but there are some things you can do to give your family a better chance of winning the germ war.
Phthalates and Parabens aren't good for your health, but they're surrounding you. Use these tips to reduce your exposure.
Reduce your exposure to BPA, one of the most common xenoestrogens.
If you are using flea and tick control for the family pets, and chemical pest control in your garden, you may be exposing your family to dangerous chemicals. Find out how to protect your home from toxic chemicals.
Glutathione has been called the “Master Antioxidant” and the “Superhero of Antioxidants.” Here's why you want a lot of it in your body.
Trying to avoid eating pesticides? Check out the EWG’s dirty dozen and clean fifteen guides to pesticides on produce. They give you confidence to know which foods to buy with fewer types of pesticides and lower overall concentrations of pesticide residues.
The liver's responsible for processing virtually everything you come in contact with, including removing harmful materials from the bloodstream. Since environmental toxins are everywhere, there isn't a better time than now to start supporting your liver.
