Toxic Chems in Consumer Goods

The higher your exposure, the sooner you're dead.

Date Created: 2023, June 3

Keywords: toxin, toxic, chem, chemical, consumer, product, bisphenol, phthalate

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As life expectency continues decades-long fall and fertility rates continue plummeting, people are really starting to wonder why. Crazy viruses? Vaccines? Snake venom? Lab leak? Bat soup? Climate change? Chemtrail spraying? Sun spots? Alien farts? and so on and so on. Lots of crazy excuses for rampant sicknesses, cancers, infertility, miscarriages, gender differentiation defects, etc. However, the actual source of the harms is covered up with bullsit in the media, bullshit in social media, bullshit in alternative media, bullshit in alternative social media. Radical censoring is done to keep the actual truth covered up, such as my site, censored since the first week I started this back in 2012.

Okay, so if I'm saying all the other bullshit is bullshit what could possibly be causing the steadily increasing infertility, miscarriages, sicknesses and dramatically shortened lives? The same poisons I've been saying are toxic for around 30 years: chemicals in consumer goods and consumer plastics.

Let's start with PRE-conception...
Fertility rates have dropped around the world. Lots of crazy cover-ups blamed for the plummeting fertility rates, yet exposure to endocrine disruptors AKA TOXINS, POISONS, in consumer goods never blamed by medical systems as the cause of infertility in men and women. In spite of the fact that is well-known that exposure to endocrine disrupting chemicals in common consumer goods is a main cause of reduced fertility in both males and females.

Continue with the increasingly rare assisted or unassisted pregnancy...
While exposure to toxins in common consumer goods continue to pummel the fertility rates around the world, more babies are dropping dead in the toxic womb than being born alive. In this study from 2014, of 115 pregnancies, only 46 made it out of the womb alive. Many studies show that higher exposures to known poisons resulted in higher rates of pre-dead babies. Not to forget all the other negative pregnancy outcomes such as health issues for mother and baby and the ever-increasing birth defects

And follow up with those who actually make it out of the toxic uterus...
Higher bisphenol exposure associated with higher deaths.
Higher phthalate exposure associated with higher deaths.
Higher overall exposure to common chemicals in consumer goods associated with a 56% increase in DRAMATICALLY SHORTENED lifespans.

So, basically all these spiffy studies show that what I have been saying for almost 30 years is 100% TRUTH. Fertility is dropping like a rock from exposure to toxins in common consumer goods. An ever-increasing rate of babies are dropping dead in the womb from exposure to toxins in common consumer goods. And those with the highest exposure, drop dead the youngest, starting from conception.

The results of stating that poisons are poison destroyed my marriage, got me labeled crazy, banned from my children (one son dead who was only 21), mocked, told I better not forget my tinfoil hat, insulted, shunned by family and friends, shunned by society in general. In addition, my work exposing the truth and my work to expose these horrors has been censored the shit out of since I started back in March of 2012.

For those who want to know the sources of these toxins that *CAUSE* infertility, miscarriages and dramatically shortened lives, consult Environmental Working Group: What are endocrine disruptors? and Endocrine org: Common EDCs and Where They Are Found are two excellent sources to understand what products you need to remove from your home to reduce your exposure to poisons that *CAUSE* infertility, miscarriages and dramatically shortened lives...

Fragranc/Parfum
petroleum-based cleaning products
petroleum-based body care products
synthetic clothing such as nylon and synthetic fleece
furniture
synthetic household textiles such as curtains and upholstery
pleather/manufactured leather
room deodorizers
fragranced candles
plastics of all kinds
plastic food containers
plastic dishes
plastic bottles, including bottled water
canned goods, the cans are lined with plastics
plastic toys
plastic nick-nacks
and the list just goes on and on...

You might want to get some of that stuff out of your custom gas chamber, I mean house, and stop wearing clothing that is the equivalent of wearing an endocrine disruptor patch all over your whole body.

Because remember: The higher your exposure, the sooner you're dead.


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