Toxins in our Bodies

"​The study detected an average of 212 chemicals in participants' blood or urine samples."

Toxins can enter our bodies through various sources, including the environment, food, and personal care products. While it is challenging to determine an exact percentage of toxins in each individual's body, scientific studies have shown that humans can accumulate a range of toxins over time.
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A study conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in the United States found that the average person carries dozens of synthetic chemicals in their bodies. These include pesticides, heavy metals, flame retardants, and industrial chemicals. The study detected an average of 212 chemicals in participants' blood or urine samples.

The presence of toxins in our bodies can have adverse effects on our health, including hormone disruption, developmental issues, and an increased risk of certain diseases. Minimizing exposure to toxins by opting for organic food, using natural personal care products, and avoiding polluted environments can help reduce the accumulation of toxins in our bodies.

Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)