3 Ways to Stop Polluting Your Home

I heard a metaphor told once that went something like: “if there were a snake in your home that you knew could poison you, would you just leave it in your house?” The obvious and most probable answer is that there’s no chance you would allow the snake to remain in the home. There would be swift and direct action for the immediate removal of something that posed a serious and imminent threat to the well-being of you and your family.

The choice is easy when the problem is staring at you in the face ready to hurt you. But what about when you’re facing silent killers? What are the unknown factors in your home that could be making you sick through subtle, chronic exposure over and over again.

Although worth repeating, since this topic is pretty well covered, I’d like to share a few things that get less attention but could be equally important to your health.

Cleaning products, scented products, and chronic stress. There are common sources of toxins in our homes at all times. Dozens of chemical ingredients in products that are “green-washed” and made to look healthy and eco-friendly.

If you haven’t learned about this kind of thing then buckle up, we’re going to dip your toes in a new world of product selection and healthy homing. We’ll start easy and turn up the heat with chronic stress. At the end, there’s some simple things you can do to avoid the poisonous bite from many toxic products being offered to you everyday.

In general, I find researchers tend to be rather conservative in what they’re willing to say as a conclusion to their studies. While that is the scientific approach, I feel it’s safe to interpret that these people are breathing in toxic chemicals which pollute the indoor air and…

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