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What is in human fat?

An EPA study of human fat tissue showed that 100% of the people had at least five toxic substances in their fat associated with solvents:  styrene, dichlorobenzene, xylene, ethyplphenol, and OCDD.  These solvents are from xenobiotic exposure which is everywhere.  Here are some examples of xenobiotic exposures: Food :  caffeine, alcohol, hormones, pesticides, preservatives, additives, processed food, plastics Water :  heavy metals, pesticides, chlorine, flouride, volatile organic compounds Air :  particulates, ozone, heavy metals, nitric oxide, sulfur compounds, v naphthalene (moth balls), volatile organic compounds, deodorants, insulation, smoking, paint fumes, exhaust fumes, etc. Home :  furniture, carpets, paint, tobacco, adhesives, particle board, floor and wall coverings, dry cleaning, air fresheners, soaps, candles, perfumes, fabric softener, cleaning products, solvents, pesticides, bleach and other degreasing agents, gas appliances, firep...