Common Household Chemicals Linked To Brain Cell Damage

I have been writing about reducing exposure for years.

To potentially toxic chemicals.

Reducing exposure and having better nutrition on board would probably help avoid many kids and families suffering with issues like ADHD, dementias, premature aging, and more.

But what about our brains? Which brain-dinging chemicals lurk in our homes?

The EPA ran 10 years of elegant TEAM studies. They put monitors on representative samples of humans to see where we get the majority of our “nasty pollution” exposure.

• The bad news: we get most of our chemical exposure in our home.

• The good news: we get most of our chemical exposure in our home.

This shouts that we can do something about it. Become master of our own fate.

Master of “cleaner domains”.

I have been talking and talking and talking about the “urgent” need for Green Pregnancies to protect our next generation. For decades.

Btw attendees at Everything Estrogen will get the Green Pregnancy slide PDF graphic to teach classes and pass forward to their patients, this protective information. As part of their materials.

More and more is coming out.

Research from primary investigator Paul Tesar, PhD, professor and director at the Institute for Glial Sciences, at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, Cleveland, Ohio has published new data. Looking at which chemicals are especially “brain bad”?

Two classes of chemicals present in common household products impair the development of oligodendrocytes, the myelinating cells of the central nervous system (CNS).