Checklist for Making Your House Cancer-Free

There are many chemicals at home used in a variety of applications, that may or may not contribute to causing cancer. These are just a few of the toxins that can be in your home. Shutterstock

We talk a lot about the importance of a healthy diet and… make no mistake, what you put on the end of your fork is crucial to whether or not you’re feeding your cancer or eating your way out of it.

But in addition to paying close attention to your diet, it’s important to remember that there are other ways to mitigate your exposure to cancer-causing agents. One of them is to make your house as cancer-free as possible. And it’s easier than you might think.

Your Home Is Your Castle

Let’s face it. The majority of our life is often spent inside our home. It is there where we carry on the business of living—raising our families, entertaining guests, eating, sleeping, and in these modern times, even working from home.