The Clean Label Scam: How To Spot Greenwashing
We live in an age where “eco-friendly,” “clean,” and “sustainable” are hot-selling words. People are more aware than ever of what goes into their food, their skincare, their clothes—even their cleaning products. But the rise in environmental and health awareness has brought with it an unfortunate side effect: greenwashing. Greenwashing is when companies make misleading […]
TILT Triggered: The Hidden Epidemic No One Talks About
In the modern world, we’re surrounded by things we can’t see. Invisible toxins in the air, on our clothes, in our food, and even leaching out of our phones. For a growing number of people, these everyday exposures are doing something far more sinister than causing a little irritation. They’re rewiring the body’s tolerance system. […]
Who Pays for PFAS? EPA’s New Framework Raises Red Flags
Let’s start with a not-so-fun fact: nearly half of U.S. tap water is now contaminated with PFAS—those pesky “forever chemicals” that just don’t know when to quit. They show up in your blood, in raincoats, in non-stick pans, in your drinking water. And thanks to a new shift in tone from the U.S. Environmental Protection […]
New Cancer Fears: Cellphones and Women’s Hormones
Let’s start with the elephant in the oncology room: breast cancer is now the most commonly diagnosed cancer among women under 50 in the United States. According to a 2023 study in JAMA Network Open, over 12,600 new cases of breast cancer were diagnosed in U.S. women under 50 in 2019 alone. Globally, a 2023 […]
From Farm to Faucet: New Hidden Dangers in Tap Water Exposed
An alarming new report from the Environmental Working Group (EWG), released in April 2025, analyzed test results from community water systems across 49 U.S. states. Nearly 6,000 systems—serving an estimated 122 million people—recorded unsafe levels of trihalomethanes (TTHMs) at least once between 2019 and 2023. These toxic byproducts are formed when disinfectants like chlorine react […]
New Study Links Phones to Dangerous Blood Clumping
A healthy, 62-year-old woman underwent a routine ultrasound scan. She had no history of blood disorders, cardiovascular issues, or chronic illness. Researchers placed a powered-on but idle cellphone on the back of her knee—no active calls, no data usage, just connected to Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and cellular networks. Five minutes later, ultrasound imaging revealed a significant […]