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, fireplaces
Ways to lessen the toxic burden on our bodies:
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, fireplaces
Ways to lessen the toxic burden on our bodies:
- Participate in a detox or cleanse program
- Receive regular massages
- Exercise and sweat
- Eat healthy (and organic if possible) unprocessed foods
- Avoid as many toxic products as possible
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