Resources
Identifying Safe Personal Care Products
Here are some tips to improve the indoor air quality in your home. Keep house plants that are known to provide excellent oxygen exchange and absorb toxins like formaldehyde.
Household Cleaners
Learn the guidelines to follow when shopping for cleaners, as well as safer household products that can be used as effective cleaning agents.
EWG Healthy Home Checklist
Check your house for common toxic chemicals and choose safer alternatives with this simple checklist for less toxic living.
ACLP Top Ten Environmental Action Steps
Use personal care products free of carcinogens, chemicals of concern, endocrine disrupting chemicals, and fragrance. Be sure to read labels. Avoid touching cash register receipts.
Electromagnetic Fields
Reduce your exposure to EMFs with a few simple rules: Keep at least an inch gap between your cellphone and your ear.
What Are Carcinogens?
Learn examples of the two classifications of carcinogens.
Identifying Safe Cosmetics
Here are some tips for selecting safer beauty products*: Read ingredient labels. Look for plant-based (botanical) products and names you can pronounce.
Healthy Home Assessment
KITCHEN What type of cookware (pots and pans) do you use? What type of containers do you use to store food? What form of food do you use most often – canned, fresh, frozen? What containers do you us…
Dry Cleaning, Fabrics, and Household Plastics
Here are some simple steps you can follow to limit your exposure to harmful chemicals found in fabrics and household plastics: For dry cleaning and fabrics, try to: Choose green cleaning or wet cleani…
Ways to Reduce the Use of Plastics in the Kitchen
Avoid plastics for heating foods, particularly in microwaves, even if the label says the container is safe for food. Also, use stainless steel, glass, or ceramics in the oven.
Creating Your Anticancer Environment: How to Get Started
Awareness is the first step toward adopting an Anticancer environment.
Top Ten Tips for Healthier Living, From the Silent Sprint Institute, Divided by Category
Top 10 tips for PERSONAL CARE Avoid toothpaste, deodorant, and other products containing triclosan or triclocarban.
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