How Hazardous Is Your Home’s Air?

How Hazardous Is Your Home’s Air?
New research shows that per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)—are not only contaminating water and food, but also the air you breathe. Elizaveta Galitckaia/Shutterstock
Joseph Mercola
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Mounting research reveals the danger posed by a group of man-made chemicals developed in the 1930s that are resistant to water, heat, and oil. They’re used in paint, upholstery, cookware, carpeting, packaging, clothing, cosmetics, and more to make products nonstick, stain repellant, and waterproof.

Among the health effects these products are linked to is the startling and little-discussed decline in human fertility.

Joseph Mercola
Joseph Mercola
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Dr. Joseph Mercola is the founder of Mercola.com. An osteopathic physician, best-selling author, and recipient of multiple awards in the field of natural health, his primary vision is to change the modern health paradigm by providing people with a valuable resource to help them take control of their health.
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