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Some cleaning products can do more harm than good

Have you heard the news? According to the Canadian Cancer Society, almost one in two Canadians will get cancer at some point in their lifetime. One in two of us! That isn’t exactly something to cheer about. So why are more and more Canadians getting cancer these days? There are many factors to consider of course, but one thing that hasn’t gotten a lot of attention are environmental toxins.

We may not always think about it, but we are constantly exposed to chemicals and carcinogens that can affect our health and may impact us in the future. Many popular household cleaning solutions contain harmful pollutants. The very stuff we use to make our homes look and feel better may be bad for our health. Everyone in your home is at risk of toxic exposure – adults, kids, and even your pets.

This newsletter is all about what lurks in your supply closet—and what you can do about it.  

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