Hidden Hazards In Common Consumer Products & Their Effect On Indoor Environments & Health – Dr. Anne Steinemann Lecture


Why should you care about toxins in consumer products and environmental pollutants?

Can you become sick from the everyday use of consumer personal products?

Is it true that components in essential oils can emit hazardous air pollutants and also react with ozone in the air and create VOC’s like formaldehyde?

What percentage of chronic diseases are caused by indoor air pollutants?

Are baby products and cosmetic products labeled as organic, green, and all-natural a safer option?

Does your skin protect you from indoor air pollutants?

Do air fresheners improve air quality?

Can furnishings inside commercial and residential buildings make us sick?

What is a VOC (Volatile Organic Compound)?

Can people develop cancer, heart complications, immune system damage, or become disabled by indoor air pollutants in their home and place of work?

What does science say about exposures to chemicals like fragrances and other environmental pollutants?

Do ingredients in cosmetics, cleaning products, and fragrances need to be disclosed in the USA and other countries?

You will find answers to all of these questions and more in this “must watch” presentation by Dr. Anne Steinemann’s.
“Contrary to popular belief, most of our exposure to hazardous pollutants occurs in places we consider safe—indoor environments, such as homes, schools, and workplaces. Primary sources of these pollutants are also considered safe—everyday consumer products, such as cleaning supplies, air fresheners, and personal care products. However, indoor air environments are generally unregulated, and consumer products are not required to disclose all ingredients. Even so-called ‘green’ products can emit hazardous pollutants, similar to regular products. In this Dean’s Lecture, Professor Anne Steinemann will discuss the hidden hazards in our consumer products and indoor environments, and offer practical solutions.” Source

For more information from Dr. Anne Steinemann and other helpful articles, check out the links below:

MCS and Similar Illnesses Are Covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act

What is Multiple Chemical Sensitivity? This illness is also known as Chemical Injury, Toxicant-Induced Loss of Tolerance and Environmental Illness

Can smells make you sick? Research shows scent sensitivity could be dangerous

Fragrance Sensitivity, MCS, TILT, and Environmental Illness Resources 

Get The Skinny On Toxic Fragrances in Aveda & Other Beauty Products

Toxins in Everyday Household Products with Anne Steinemann Ph.D. – A MUST WATCH

Dr. Anne Steinemann Publications on Fragrance

 

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