Our Mission: Pioneering Health Through Chemical Awareness and Natural Healing
The Overlooked Danger:
Highlighting the Risks:
Consider Phenoxyethanol a synthetic preservative found in cosmetics, shampoos, lotions, and even some vaccines. Regulators in the U.S. and Europe call it “safe” at very low levels, but many of the safety studies are industry-funded — and the cumulative impact of exposure across dozens of everyday products has not been thoroughly examined. Phenoxyethanol can irritate the skin and eyes, and if not carefully purified, may contain traces of ethylene oxide (a known carcinogen) or 1,4-dioxane (a possible carcinogen).
While a single product may not seem dangerous, the real risk lies in the daily buildup of chemicals like this in our bodies. And phenoxyethanol is only one example — artificial food dyes, fragrances, plastics, and other additives follow the same pattern: individually permitted, collectively overlooked.
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Explore Further:
- For those curious about the scale of this issue, here’s a direct link to the FDA Substances Added to Food
- And then there are the FDA Approved Drugs with their own set of chemicals. Here is a link to FDA Drug Database
