The U.S. Food and Drug and Drug Administration (FDA) have now approved over 3,000 artificial food additives, preservatives and colorings. The average person ingests 140-150 pounds of additives every year. The environmental toxicity continues to increase generation to generation. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has measured 219 chemicals in people’s blood and urine. 75 of these toxic chemicals have never been seen before. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reports that indoor air measurements to be 100 times more polluted compared to our external environments. The indoor toxic environment has been coined to have “sick building” syndrome. Leaky pipes, water damaged basements, ceilings or carpets are common culprits. Biotoxicity primarily comes from mold. Do you have mold, mildew or water stains at home or work? Significant health concerns can be traced to the toxicity of our water supply, Teflon cookware, commercialized cleaning p...
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