Chemical Exposure Linked to Escalating Healthcare Costs

By Dr. Mercola

While the World Health Organization estimates that 1 in 4 deaths are related to living and working in a toxic environment1,2,3,4 — with air pollution being the greatest contributor—your diet, personal care, and common household products likely pose the most immediate risk to your and your family’s health.

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Air Pollution Linked to Cognitive Decline in Later Years

By Dr. Mercola

You’re probably aware that air pollution affects your heart and lungs, but what about your brain? Like most environmental toxicants, air pollution does not discriminate in its targets… it hits your entire body, with effects on everything from behavior to brain health.

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Does Air Pollution Cause Asthma?

Does air pollution cause asthma? Research shows that traffic pollution can not only reduce IQ ratings of unborn children, but it can also cause asthma before children are even born. According to a study of pregnant women, pollution can actually alter the genes in unborn children, leading to asthma. >