Sentences with phrase «felt less chemical»

I LOVED making my own detergent, just felt less chemical!!

Not exact matches

I've been trying to eat «cleaner» recently, incorporating less chemicals wherever possible, but I still treat myself to a bit of chocolate or cake every now and again and I don't feel guilty about it.

Natural or organic mattress choices are not as inexpensive as mattresses constructed from traditional fabrics, but many consumers feel it's worth the investment to get a mattress that is more eco-friendly, and less likely to cause allergic or chemical reactions.

My son no longer has an allergic reaction... it has pointed me in other directions of cloth reusable items to save money (cloth paper towels, wipes, toilet paper, menstrual pads) I save TONS now and I feel happy knowing its less chemicals, my baby is happy, and I am doing a small bit to help the environment.

Regarding the June letter from James Bramson of the American Dental Association in response to «Our Preferred Poison,» your March feature about mercury: Mr. Bramson's choosing to draw an analogy between table salt (a chemical compound) and mercury fillings (an amalgam, as he states) would make anyone with an elementary knowledge of chemistry feel less than reassured.

Scientists have found that the brains of pot abusers react less strongly to the chemical dopamine, which is responsible for creating feelings of pleasure and reward.

The bacteria in your gut also convert cacao's fiber into good chemicals that make you feel full, making you eat less.

Not only do we feel less stressed out and sometimes euphoric when we exercise, but studies show that these aren't just short - term chemical effects in the brain.

might feel long and overwhelming, but avoiding these chemicals is easy — and, in great news, many of the chemical - free options are less expensive than conventional options.

On the other hand, people feel less at ease if the name of an ingredient is unfamiliar or chemical - sounding, and consumers are increasingly suspicious of anything that sounds artificial.

The former tend to be less irritating for those with sensitive skin, some say chemical options feel lighter... it comes down to personal preference.

Chemicals like dopamine help teens feel jovial and less depressed.