Guide to Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals (EDCs): what are they and where are they found

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Guide to Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals (EDCs): what are they and where are they found

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See this terrific guide for clear and comprehensive information about EDCs.

We are all exposed to endocrine disruptors in our daily lives. They are very likely contributing to cancers, fertility problems, obesity, and many more serious health disorders.

Examples of EDCs and where they can be found include:

Preservatives such as certain parabens used in cosmetics and household cleaners
Plastic softeners such as some phthalates that can be found in flooring and shoes
Certain pesticides that are used to process fruits and vegetables

Over 1,400 chemicals have been listed as potential endocrine disruptors. Find out more about what chemicals are EDCs.