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Sabrina | Women’s Biohacking, Hormones & Metabolism on Instagram: "your fave activewear might be doing more damage than you think! We’re told to sweat for our health. But what if what you’re wearing while sweating is silently disrupting your hormones? Most mainstream activewear is made from synthetic materials like polyester, nylon, and elastane. These fabrics shed microplastics and chemical residues. Research shows that microplastics are now found in human blood, lungs, placenta, and even breas
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Hannah Teschler on Instagram: "Women are hit hardest by the chemicals in our clothing and everyday products. Why? Our bodies are more sensitive to hormone disruptors…we have way more hormone receptors than men, making us vulnerable to even small amounts of these chemicals. We also use far more products daily. The average woman uses 12 personal care items a day vs. 6 for men. And statistically, our products contain significantly more chemicals than men’s products-that’s exponentially more exposur
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Leigh Erin Connealy, M.D. on Instagram: "10 things I avoid as a doctor who treats cancer and why: ⬇️ 1. Sleeping with my phone near my bed. Chronic nighttime exposure to light and electromagnetic signals can disrupt sleep, which is downstream from nearly every repair and regulatory process in the body 2. Vegetable oils. Industrial seed oils are high in unstable polyunsaturated fats that oxidize easily, contributing to lipid peroxidation and inflammation in cell membranes. 3. Food heated in plast
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Siya | Non Toxic Fashion & Beauty on Instagram: "Comment ‘CLEAN’ to get clean beauty brand recommendations 🤍 Source: PMID: 28352713 DOI: https://doi.org/10.2340/actadv.v104.40332 DOI:10.25259 DOI: 10.1016 Article: The Mystery of American’s Ailing Flight Attendants, by Justin Bachman,Bloomberg https://www.indiatoday.in/health/story/why-dermatologists-want-you-to-ditch-fragrance-and-perfume-in-skincare-2831924-2025-12-07 {non-toxic clothing, chemical-free fabrics, natural fibers,phthalates, PFAS
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Why building this brand feels more like a responsibility than a choice: 1. Clothes don’t come with ingredient lists the way that beauty and food products do, yet there are 350 known hazardous chemicals used often in fashion — I’m talking about endocrine disruptors, known carcinogens, allergy and eczema inducing substances, etc. Bottom line: you could be suffering from something directly caused or aggravated by the clothes you’re wearing and you may have NO idea bc companies are not usually oblig
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Spoiler: it won’t shrink or pill your sweaters ❄️ How you care for your clothing is a huge aspect of sustainability and non-toxicity. Most detergents are filled with toxic chemicals like formaldehydes and endocrine disruptors hidden in fragrances, and washing machines can do a number on your clothes. Meanwhile, dry cleaning is just adding to your chemical load. And, washing your clothing wrong is a quick way to ruin them :( I always cringe taking my sweaters out of the wash, expecting them to be
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The fact that soaps and sprays and cosmetics labeled “unscented“ have the same endocrine disruptors that scented versions of those products have, is surprising. Until you learned that unscented is a scent! Fragrance free is what you want.
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Mollie Engelhart on Instagram: "Can plastic clothing make you more feminine? Is polyester acting like estrogen? Polyester and synthetic fabrics can carry endocrine-disrupting chemicals from manufacturing and microplastics that may interfere with hormone balance indirectly over time (heat + sweat increases exposure). ⚠️ synthetic fabrics can expose you to disruptors that may affect hormones If you want fewer hormone disruptors on your skin, choose more: cotton • wool • linen • silk • hemp Your bi
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