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HVP - August 2014

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12 Hudson Valley Parent n August 2014 By RACHEL EPHRAIM B utyl cellosolve, nonylphe- nol ethoxylate, chlorinated phenols — we read words like these every day, but what do they mean? Can they harm our family, or are they laborato- ry-speak for safe and effective? As a new mom, I'm beginning to learn this strange chemical language, and while I've always fantasized I'd speak French or Italian someday, undoubtedly my recent lingual ven- tures are a bit less romantic, albeit practical. Chemicals found in household cleaning products have been linked to cancer, reproductive problems, asthma, neurotoxicity and more, and yet, products with dubious ingredi- ents remain on the shelves in their enticing packaging full of promises. It's not as if we mean to make unhealthy choices; those hard-to- pronounce words invade our homes with guerrilla-like tactics. One day Plants not only add beauty to your decor, but they naturally detoxify the air. A peace lily is one of the best plants for the task. Greening your cleaning Chemical-free household solutions that really work! Customized Gift Baskets Available We ship anywhere in the US! Call 1-800-277-7099 for info AVAILABLE AT: Dermasave Labs 3 Charles Street, Ste 4 Pleasant Valley, NY 845-635-4087 Open Monday - Friday Like us on ZZZ+XGVRQ9DOOH\6NLQ&DUHFRP SOAPS • LOTIONS • CREAMS • SA LVES • SCRUBS • BATH SOAKS • ESSENTIAL OILS • and more...naturally! Freshly Handmade in the Hudson Valley Start Here For Healthy Skin, NATURALLY

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