For this article we will covering the first twenty of a total of forty household products that may prove hazardous to one's health. Originally this article was going to be covering environmental hazards (like outdoor dangers) but I've decided to go this route instead. If you like this type of content consider picking up my New book bible verses for born again believers volume 3 (set to be released in August). It contains hundreds of health suggestions quite similar to the one's that I've been mentioning in this series.
Before I continue I must saw that is not my goal or intention to instill fear in my audience, yes I believe the following product do produce a risk for people's health, however I also know that God is our protector and healer, although I do not think we should test God by willingly using dangerous products or ingesting poisonous foods, ultimately we should aim to do the best we can with what we have and trust God with the rest.
Without further ado let's begin.
Now I will be giving five examples for each area of the house that we are going to cover today. The kitchen, bathroom, laundry room, and living room will be the areas I will go over.
Let's begin in the kitchen. Paper plates- Yes they are disposable and convenient; however paper plates may contain dioxins, formaldehyde, and PFAS; they can cause cancer so stick with stainless steel or glass utensils, cups, plates etc. Dish pods typically have bleaching agents, fragrances, and phosphates which can impact the gut biome. Opt for homemade products or natural ones from the store like seventh generation. Speaking of Dish liquid, like I just stated get a more natural kind free of things like VOC'S and fragrances that can hurt your respiratory system. Plastic storage containers, kid's cups and plates, water bottle, ice trays, and plastic wrap should be switched out for a non-plastic variety in order to reduce the amount of hormone hurting microplastics . Teflon pans when heated to a very high heat can produce toxic fumes capable of killing bird. The disease is called polymer fume fever. .
