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IPFS News Link • Food

The guide to detoxification and attaining sovereignty over your food, water and health

06-21-2014 • h

Over 2000 nuclear bombs have been detonated around the world. Fukushima is still pouring out radioactive isotopes and its effects are becoming increasingly evident. Many of the 77,000+ synthetic chemicals that have been introduced into our environment in the last 100 years are xenoestrogens, which are molecules that can fit into estrogen receptors. Some examples of xenoestrogens are plastics, pesticides, BPA (often found in canned food, plastics and receipts), antibiotics and hormones in factory-farmed animal products, soaps, cleaning products, deodorants, perfumes, air fresheners, ect. They are also found in some plants such as soy, hops and flax.

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Reported By Phennommennonn GLP

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