Have a look at the new Healthy Kitchen section. The juicer is an introductory offer for $ 100.00 below retail, for only 249.00!
Home sick in Japan - from the Sydney Morning Herald, about indoor air pollution.
Want to know SAR values for mobile phones? Go to http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-6602_7-5020355-1.html?tag=lnavGo to this page to reduce your phone's output before shielding. The less it has to begin with, the more efficient your shielding will be!
New mobile phone patch. Cut the shielding foil to size and fit it into your existing case or protective cover.
Latest electro-pollution research Visit this link to the BioInitiative Report: A Rationale for a Biologically-based Public Exposure Standard for Electromagnetic Fields (ELF and RF) I recommend the SUMMARY (section 1) link for those of you, who like to start with the big picture and deal with the details, later.
COSMETICS - For some reason, I had a lot to do with cosmetics, recently. It is very difficult to even find shampoo, conditioner and moisturiser that are free from unwanted chemicals, like sodium laureth sulphate and all kinds of nasty preservatives. There are brands you can trust, like Weleda, Dr Hauschka, Jurlique, - and I found that miessence and http://www.naturalinstinct.com.au are making pretty outstanding and affordable products, too.
CLEANERS - I'll write an article about this topic. In the meantime, get rid of the idea that you can kill bacteria without harming yourself and your family. Clean regularly and well, avoid strong chemicals, rinse clean..... don't use the type that stays on and forms a grime... or evaporates to be breathed in!
AIR FRESHENERS - are fundamentally unhealthy. Open the windows, get a good vacuum cleaner, keep the pets out, address the causes of moulds, - changing the smell is only cosmetic. The odour is a sign not to be ignored. A study in teh US has found in 10/07 that 12 out of 14 contained carcinogenic and mutagenic toxins.
There is new information on mobile phone radiation, - see the Information section .
Greenpeace have tested consumer electronics products for environmental sustainability and health impact. Dell and Nokia are leading the field, Lenovo and Apple are at the tail end.