Impact of toxins on sexuality, pregnancy, babies, and children.

Environmental toxins are ever-present, surrounding us with increasing intensity and devastating consequences for our health. Harmful chemicals in the air we breathe, in drinking water, in our food, in our living environments, and in the workplace often even affect reproductive capabilities and pregnancy. Unborn babies are burdened by toxins from their mother's body, and infants ingest them through breast milk. A combination of genetic factors and unfavorable environmental influences often triggers incurable, chronic diseases in toddlers or school-aged children.

You can counter these potential dangers by consistently detoxifying your body and by largely shielding your children from harmful environmental influences.

Sexual Dysfunctions Due to Environmental Toxins

A reduction in libido, impotence, and infertility can be the dire effects of environmental toxins burdening our bodies.

Phthalates, in particular, which are used as plasticizers in plastics, negatively affect male sexual desire. Worse, they can lead to erectile dysfunction and even infertility. Women also frequently experience reduced fertility due to phthalate poisoning. These harmful substances enter the body through plastic floor coverings and other building materials in indoor environments. When they escape from food packaging, they contaminate the enclosed food. Ultimately, you ingest the poison through the contaminated food.

According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, the elimination of harmful substances through the liver and kidneys promotes the flow of Chi, the life energy, enhancing vitality and bringing the body and mind into a new balance. Part of Chi is sexual energy, which flows through the body, generates an anti-aging effect through hormonal controls, and has a psychologically balancing effect. Detoxification through internal organs thus strengthens the organism as a whole. Addressing sexual dysfunctions and treating declining fertility in men and women are essential aspects of detoxifying the body from environmental toxins.

Environmental Toxins Affect the Unborn

The placenta filters out bacteria and viruses from the mother's blood to protect the unborn baby. However, not all substances harmful to the embryo or fetus are blocked. Just as alcohol and nicotine freely enter the baby's bloodstream, some environmental toxins, like residues from plasticizers, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals, seem to penetrate the placental barrier.

US researchers found an alarmingly high number of 109 industrial chemicals in the blood of newborns in a study published in the journal "Environmental Science & Technology." Most originated from plasticizers and, to almost equal parts, from cosmetics, drugs, household cleaners, and pesticides. The blood and umbilical cord blood of the newborns also contained polyfluorinated alkyl compounds, which accumulate in human tissue.

It is alarming to realize that these toxins can remain in the organism across generations if a mother passes them on to her unborn child. In addition to the impairments the newborn has already suffered in the womb, toxins, including highly toxic heavy metals, dioxins, pesticides, and PCBs from breast milk, add to the burden.

Avoiding Early Autoimmune Diseases in Toddlers and School Children

A balanced, high-fiber diet and sufficient exercise are particularly important in toddlerhood and for school children to prevent the onset of chronic diseases. Yet, that alone is not comprehensive protection, as environmental toxins can also trigger autoimmune reactions. When the immune system forms autoreactive cells that attack the body itself, it can lead to an autoimmune reaction with clinical significance.

Typically, environmental influences in the form of infectious agents, unhealthy diet, stress, and indeed environmental toxins contribute to the development of incurable chronic diseases. Children, like adults, are exposed to environmental pollutants in many areas, such as:

• In traffic
• Near industrial sites and waste incineration plants
• Through plastic products and toys with plasticizers
• Through emissions from clothing, furniture, and building materials

Children are much more sensitive to pollutants than adults because their bodies are not yet fully developed. Moreover, relative to their body size, they consume more food and inhale more air than adults. The individual and combined effects of environmental toxins on the bodies of babies and children are not yet fully understood and therefore unpredictable.

Vaccinations also play a role in the development of autoimmune diseases. Toxic additives to vaccines, such as mercury and aluminum, are suspected of triggering autoimmune diseases. Chronic illness burdens and impairs a person throughout their life, making it a significant responsibility for parents to protect their children from these triggers as much as possible.

Effectively Detoxifying the Body

Toxins and poisons enter the body in various ways, mainly through:

• Heredity
• Breast milk
• Food & drink
• Food packaging
• Breathing air
• Tobacco smoke
• Clothing
• Costume jewelry
• Cosmetics
• Amalgam fillings
• Medications and vaccinations

Over 300 chemicals are now detectable in human fat tissue, blood, and breast milk. A veritable cocktail of toxins accumulates over years and decades, causing incalculable health damage. Uneliminated toxins and poisons accumulate in the fat tissue, increasing the risk of obesity and diseases such as cancer, respiratory diseases, chronic illnesses

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