«One, if a synthetic
chemical accumulates in your body and is not metabolized, let's ban it unless we need it for survival.
Not exact matches
A fact sheet from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), indicates that about 90 % of exposure for humans is due to eating contaminated food, since dioxins and furans typically
accumulate in the fatty tissues of fish and animals that are exposed when these by - products are released into the water and air during manufacturing.2 Dioxin is not metabolized
in our
bodies, and is passed to our children through the placenta and breastfeeding.3 Sodium Polyacrylate - Super Absorbent Polymers While actual contact with disposable diapers does not contribute to dioxin accumulation
in your baby, your baby's bottom does come
in contact with
chemicals used to increase the absorbency of the diapers.
Eighty percent of cushions used
in car seats, portable cribs and other baby furnishings contain
chemical flame retardants that can
accumulate in babies»
bodies, according to a new study to be published Wednesday.
EPA would have to give even more priority to
chemicals that don't break down easily
in the environment,
accumulate in the
body, or are already known to be highly toxic.
These electrically charged
chemicals accumulate at the receptor nodules of antenna - like dendrites and activate the cell
body, which
in turn shoots an electric signal down the neuron's output wire, the axon.
Manufacturers agreed to phase out this
chemical's production after studies showed residues of the material were
accumulating in the
bodies of mammals — including people.
Chemicals and toxic metals
accumulate in the
body from exposure to contaminated air, water, food, VOC's (Volatile Organic Compounds), beverages and environmental contaminants.
This
chemical can
accumulate in the
body over time and when the threshold is finally exceeded, cause a reaction.
Chemicals not metabolized are stored
in the fat cells throughout our
bodies where they continue to
accumulate.
Many medical studies have highlighted the fact that we
accumulate chemical poisons
in our
bodies.
Over the years the
body can
accumulate toxins from
chemicals in the air, earth, water and from substances we consume daily or slather on our skin.
These man - made neurotoxic
chemicals bioaccumulate
in your
body, as they resist breaking down
in water and also
accumulate and store
in body fat, where they can remain for long periods of time.
This can aid
in the regular excretion of waste from the
body, which will include
chemicals and toxins which could be harmful to the
body if allowed to
accumulate unchecked.
Also, my parents consumed
chemicals that were
accumulated in their
bodies and transferred to me
in the placenta.
In the case of deficiency of insulin, the body burns its own fats to get energy as a substitute, but using fats as a source of energy produce side chemical substances (ketone bodies) in the blood which accumulate and cau
In the case of deficiency of insulin, the
body burns its own fats to get energy as a substitute, but using fats as a source of energy produce side
chemical substances (ketone
bodies)
in the blood which accumulate and cau
in the blood which
accumulate and cause
Oil soluble
chemicals, therefore, have a tendency to
accumulate in body fatty tissue or lipids, which are also insoluble
in water.
The cat liver lacks certain proteins (enzymes) that break down some
chemicals into harmless forms, meaning that the
chemical can
accumulate in the cat's
body and cause serious illness.
Many
chemicals used
in pesticide based flea products tend to
accumulate in your pets
body, which over time may bring on unforeseen health problems.
Better Safe Than Sorry Unlike
chemical pesticides, natural pyrethrins, synthetic pyrethroid and citrus products do not
accumulate in the
body and therefore can be used repeatedly.
The report reveals that the fragrance industry has published safety assessments for only 34 % of the unlabeled ingredients: «
Chemicals range from food additives whose safety in perfumes has not been assessed to chemicals with limited public safety data, such as synthetic musk fragrances, which accumulate in the human body and may be linked to hormone disruptio
Chemicals range from food additives whose safety
in perfumes has not been assessed to
chemicals with limited public safety data, such as synthetic musk fragrances, which accumulate in the human body and may be linked to hormone disruptio
chemicals with limited public safety data, such as synthetic musk fragrances, which
accumulate in the human
body and may be linked to hormone disruption.»