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A Human Experiment?

Posted on May 4, 2016 by johnmolot

Here’s an idea for an experiment. Let’s take 200 different medications, grind up the tablets and empty all the capsule contents into a container, mix it up, and then swallow a capsule full of this mixture every day to see … Continue reading →

Posted in News | Tagged autism, chemical toxins, chronic conditions, environmental pollutants, fire retardants, heavy metals, industrial chemicals, pesticides, plastics, stain repellants | Leave a comment

Better Safe than Sorry!

Posted on April 15, 2016 by johnmolot

We worry about relatives or friends dying from heart disease when they are obese, smoke a pack of cigarettes daily, never exercise, have high blood pressure and high cholesterol levels, and diabetes. If that special person reduced as many of … Continue reading →

Posted in News | Tagged air pollution, autism, autistic spectrum, BPA, developmental toxicity, murcury, murcury and autism, pesticides, plasticizers, pollution, precautionary principle | 1 Comment

Love is in the air – and what else?

Posted on February 12, 2016 by johnmolot

Millions of couples get engaged on Valentine’s day. Five years ago, my son proposed. This year, my wife and I were invited to two weddings. Love is certainly in the air. When couples enter into a committed relationship, the next … Continue reading →

Posted in News | Tagged Birth, breastfeeding, CDC, environmental medicine, Fertility, mother risk, pesticides, pesticides and pregnancy, pollution, pregnancy, TTC | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: pesticides

A Human Experiment?

Better Safe than Sorry!

Love is in the air – and what else?

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