But wait, there's more. ALL of your house cleaning chemicals, bath & body care chemicals, laundry products, good lord Fabreeze will take us all out faster than you can say, that shit is so toxic it eats ozone.😟 All of your shampoos, body and hand soap, shaving creams, toothpaste hair products, makeup antiperspirants, tub, and tile cleaner, mopping solutions are loaded with toxic chemicals that affect neurology and disrupt the endocrine system. Lawn care products such as pesticides and herbicides, new car smell, new carpet smell, perfumes and colognes, scented candles, and "air fresheners" are more like air pollutors. They have us so polluted and the bath to cleaning up your home and body is one you will be on for the rest of your life. As you learn to read labels and find your local health food stores, you can have all of this cleaned up pretty quickly and take it slow. As you remove stuff, your body may have detox reactions. Start with more organic food options & Breathe fresh air.

https://consciouslycurly.com/2021/07/19/lawsuits-in-the-hair-care-industry/?inf_contact_key=e05d61fff90b7e7b9e868dd5027289ae680f8914173f9191b1c0223e68310bb1

great addition, if people only realized the years of paying to poison themselves with these noxious products. Once you get yourself relatively detoxed and clean, even being in an aisle of them smells like a chemical hazardous zone that requires a hazmat suit. We've built tolerances over the years and so an average person doesn't get the repulsive natural pull-away warning like clean ( toxin free lifestyle) people experience. It's all poison. It can feel like getting smacked with a 2 x 4 in the sinus this stuff is so gnarly. So, I see they were selling Haircare that makes you lose your hair? How deep state of them. Happy to see people are suing these peddlers of poison. Fabreeze is the worst.

"Shockingly, P&G only disclosed THREE ingredients in this product, but the EWG…they found 87 chemicals in total!"-

Thankfully I have been aware of dodgy toxic products for a while now, I try to share the info where I can and hope others care to learn more.

I hate shopping, not just the bombardment of unhealthy products but like you mention, the smell of those chemicals when you don't use them is overwhelming. I do a lot of shopping online which helps avoid this.

Like the perfume department in a Macys......aaaaaack 2 x 4 to the face I do a lot online as well or go into healthier minded places, hemp cotton clothing stores, health food stores etc are good. I started reading labels 10 years ago It took a good year to learn and switch out my household and kitchen. So worth it to live closer back to natural things before synthetic chemicals took over. More than I need long life, I want quality of well-being while alive. The original post is no joke, they are out to sicken and kill us with all these poison products they created for us to consume, get sick and die from. The best way to say F U to the cabal is to not give them your money in exchange for their products that make you sick. I hope all anons wake up to this who haven't yet.

Exactly, the natural non toxic companies deserve our $

I wish people werent suckered in by false advertising, there are lots of apps these days (like Think Dirty) that scan barcodes to alert you to toxic ingredients.

It is hard when it is in our water, air, food etc but we can all do our bit to keep ourselves and our families safer.

I cant fathom how some ingredients/chemicals are banned in some countries YET fine to put in or on food in other countries.

I hope people wake up to all the ways we are being made sick to fund big pharma and the medical industry!

It's true the FDA is not our friend keeping us safe. They approve rat poison for children's toothpaste. Europe is far cleaner in what it allows, the U.S. is becoming a cesspool of synthetic toxic goo, starting with Fabreeze. That ap sounds really cool and I hope it becomes popular. Lawn care chemicals are another major polluter, including the polluting of the water supply from runoff. I now encourage all to just mow what grows and use old-school weed suppression techniques and fertilizers. It all works better when you get it right anyway. Try a fresh clover lawn, so soft on bare feet, rarely needs mowing and when it blooms, feeds honey bees in the neighborhood. Also, if there was a food shortage, it's edible and makes a blood cleansing tea.