Inspiring eco-friendly living, every day
The thought of my kids being exposed to lead and other heavy metals, even in small amounts, keeps me up at night. Lead and heavy metal exposure in infants and young children can lead to major cognitive and behavioral problems, developmental delays, reduced growth, and even organ damage. One recent study showed that 30% ofRead More
Air fryers are a healthier alternative to deep fryers, helping us make crispy fried food without all the oil and hydrogenated fats … or so we thought. As it turns out, some air fryers use Teflon and other materials that can emit harmful chemicals into our food and the air when cooking. Opting for aRead More
Practicing yoga helps you cultivate a clear mind and a healthy body, but it’s hard to relax into savasana if you’re worried about toxic chemicals in your yoga mat. Unfortunately, some yoga mats contain preservatives, plasticizers, and pesticides that have been linked to hormone disruption, cancer, and other adverse health effects. Some yoga mats areRead More
In recent years, scientists and environmentalists have started focusing on a group of chemicals known as PFAS (Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances). Among these, PFOA (Perfluorooctanoic Acid) has gained a lot attention due to its widespread use and persistence in the environment. What’s concerning is the invisible nature of this contamination. You can’t see, taste, orRead More
I love a good tumbler. It allows me to bring a hot cup of coffee along when I’m walking the dog, watching my kids at the playground, or on the go running errands. It’s also a more eco-conscious choice than using single-use cups or plastic tumblers that can leach chemicals into drinks over time. IfRead More
In a world overflowing with beauty products, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and unsure about what’s genuinely good for you. Even when you do come across labels that sound promising, it’s hard to know if a company is “greenwashing” its products to make them sound more natural than they really are. We’re here to helpRead More
