Polluted Human Body
The human body becomes toxic or polluted from both external
(exogenous) sources and internal (endogenous) sources. The most
common external pathways of toxicity are from inhalation (smoking, air
pollution, dental amalgam fillings, sick buildings), ingestion (chemical
residues on food, chemicals in water, drugs) injection (vaccinations, flu
shots, tattoos), absorption from chemicals from synthetic fabrics, paints,
plastics, pesticides and chemical fertilizers sprayed on lawns, and
irradiation from medical x-rays, nuclear power plants, bomb testing,
uranium mine tailings, cell phones and towers, computer monitors and
televisions, microwave ovens, and power ... read more
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