Creating healthier homes for all families

Recent studies show microplastics have been found in human blood, lung tissue, and even placentas.

• Discovery of microplastics in human blood (Environment International, 2022)
• Microplastics in lung tissue (Science Translational Medicine, 2022)

Indoor mold exposure is linked to respiratory issues, allergies, and chronic inflammatory response syndrome.

• Health effects of indoor mold (Journal of Environmental Health, 2018)
• CDC guidelines on mold exposure

Environmental toxins and endocrine disruptors are associated with rising cancer rates, particularly in younger populations.

• Carcinogens and cancer risk (National Cancer Institute)
• Rising early-onset cancers (Lancet Public Health, 2022)

The prevalence of autoimmune diseases has increased dramatically over the past several decades, with environmental factors playing a key role.

• Environmental triggers of autoimmunity (Nature Reviews, 2020)
• Rising autoimmune disease prevalence (Autoimmunity Reviews, 2021)

Food allergies, eczema, and asthma in children have increased significantly, linked to environmental exposures and modern lifestyle factors.

• Rising childhood allergies (JACI, 2019)
• CDC data on childhood allergies

Daily exposure to PFAS, phthalates, and other chemicals in household products poses serious health risks.

• Chemicals linked to breast cancer (NIH, 2024)
• PFAS in umbilical cord blood (EWG, 2023)