Non-Toxic Household Products Changing Lives

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(Free-Press-Release.com) September 24, 2009 -- As society slowly becomes more interested in going green to save the planet, what people often overlook is that using non-toxic household products is not only good for the earth but the only safe choice for our bodies.

Information provide on National Institute of Health website reveals that the simple inhalation of standard cleaning products exposes us to toxins that can cause asthma, allergies, headaches, nausea, reproductive toxicity, nasal ulcerations, eye infections, tissue destruction, chemical pneumonia, chronic dermatitis, chronic lung damage, blood cell damage, liver disease, kidney disease, bone marrow damage, heart conditions, cancer, and more.

Marie Kelley, spokesperson for safe homes, explains argues, “We are doing so much damage to ourselves with our household cleaners that we’re actually poisoning ourselves trying to get clean. Using non-toxic household products isn’t just a choice; it’s the only choice there is in order to have a safe home.”

Here are some statistics to support Kelley's assertion:

Organic pollutants found in many common cleaners and even air fresheners are two to five times higher inside the home than out. Also, a person who spends 15 minutes cleaning scale off shower walls could inhale three times the "acute one-hour exposure limit" for glycol ether-containing products set by the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment.

“For me,” Kelley continues, “this battle is also a personal one. My daughter developed severe eczema at three months old. I tried all the creams from the doctor and nothing worked. Finally I started trying natural skin creams, and they helped. But, it wasn’t until I switched my entire house over to non-toxic household products that she finally got well.”

“My friends’ lives were impacted even more severely. They almost lost their daughter when she was struck with acute toxicity due to their household cleaners. She was forced to have a risky liver transplant at 18 months old. This is real, and people need to pay attention. Using non-toxic household products truly can save lives!”

To find out more about choosing non-toxic household products for your home, visit http://www.gogreenforfamily.info

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