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No. 2170202
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>>2170146it coats fabric in a layer of nasty shit, mechanism of action in picrel, which is not only bad for the longevity of your clothes but also decreases the efficacy of fire retardant fabrics (
https://aaas.confex.com/aaas/2015/webprogram/Paper15691.html#:~:text=The%20flame%20resistance%20decreased%20after,after%20washing%20with%20detergent%20only). softeners have also been linked to skin irritation and asthma (
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10872633/) in studies done as early as the 80s. there is literally no reason for using them other than people wanting to smell like a bath and body works 24/7, so it's a complete waste of money that also has the potential to make you sick and stain your nice clothes.
an argument could be made that everything is a potential allergen but a lot of ingredients in fabric softener (mainly the fragrances, ironically) are sensitizers which means you may develop allergic reaction after repeated exposure.
No. 2170358
>>2170202softener only makes sense when you wash towels and don't have tumble dryer, because air drying towels can make them really stiff and coarse.
it also makes fabrics smell worse after a time as it builds up in every next wash with it
No. 2170395
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10038118/"Annual production volume has grown from under 2 Mt in 1950 to 460 Mt in 2019, a 230-fold increase, and is on track to triple by 2060. More than half of all plastic ever made has been produced since 2002."
Big long read to slog through tonight nonnies!
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Kind of related, wasn't sure where else to post
No. 2170545
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Great thread idea! Remember to wear cotton underwear only, eat mostly whole foods, exercise, socialize, take vitamin D, wear sunscreen, and touch grass nonnies!
I don't think seed oils are evil, but I try to avoid them for coconut oil or EVOO anyways. I also wonder if it's worth buying organic only or not.
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>>2170558You should also see what our diet has done to the bones of our face. You'll notice the jaw has gotten smaller, and with the smaller jaw, the teeth have gotten more crowded. This is because we no longer have a tough, fiberous diet to strengthen the muscles from constant chewing. Strong muscles pull on the bones with use, making them larger and thicker. You'll also notice that while men have fewer teeth because of the high sugar diets, women have more. This is because pregnancy causes tooth decay and tooth loss, and although modern women consume far more sugar, they have far fewer pregnancies and far better dental care.
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>>2171300The original painting is Distractions by Alex Gross. It's most commonly associated with the fluoride stare meme.
No. 2171839
>>2170545I've recently started taking vitamin D and being more strict with taking my multivitamins in general. I'm hoping I see positive effects in terms of my mental health and energy levels.
Iron supplements are another thing I've been considering taking but it's very difficult for me to get them down they honestly taste disgusting. Do any nonnas here take iron supplements, preferably ones that don't have a blood aftertaste?
No. 2171972
>>2171831That's because 95% of the people "pointing that out" have a raging restrictive ED and will talk about conspiracy shit like how beans (I forgot the specific thing) are actually evil.
Nothing wrong with not wanting to eat ultra-processed food but acting like making your own cookies will cause you to forever be damaged is a bit much.
No. 2171976
>>2170202This makes a lot of sense as to why I get itchy when I used fabric softener cuz I was retarded and thought it was detergent kek, it does make clothes feel weird too.
>>2171831Giving junk food
is abuse and causes eating disorders, so retarded. I think not growing up with soda or junk food was very good for me. It would be for anybody. Drinking sugar is insane, especially if you are a child!
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>>2171976I hate that
always feeding your child junk food is obviously a form of abuse, but delusional poorfags and normies would still tell you that you're "overreacting" and being "classist". You wouldn't starve a kid, so why make them regularly eat slop by having McDonald's as 70% of their dinners? I don't even understand why delusional poorfags and normies think it's classist to think fast food shouldn't be regular for children. Wouldn't buying groceries and learning to cook easy dinners actually be cheaper in the
long run than getting them Burger King like every night? Fat fucks.
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>>2171831The whole Almond Mom / related trends shitting on people eating healthy seems like cope. People will also bring up anorexia on social media to shut down any discussion of weight or diet, no matter how well meaning. 42% Americans are obese, we should shame people who make children fat.