Top 10 Worst Cancer-Causing Ingredients You Need to Avoid

Last Updated on January 7, 2021

Today, we reveal the toxins that keep hiding beyond your grocery stores.

Following many years of research associating environmental toxins with cancer, the EWG (Environmental Working Group) discovered multiple carcinogens that lurk in everyday products, such as cosmetics, furniture, and packaging.

In fact, it only makes sense to start reducing your exposure to the products that are most dangerous.

Top 10 Worst Cancer-Causing Ingredients You Need to Avoid

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Check out this list of the top 10 cancer-causing chemicals and know their effects, where to find, and how to avoid them
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1- Bisphenol A (BPA)

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BPA is a chemical used in the plastic lining of beverage and food containers and it has been associated with many types of cancer.

Although some of the biggest companies are prohibiting the use of BPA in the packaging, this chemical is still included in plastics which are marked recycling 7 and PC.

You need to avoid such products and try to replace your canned food with fresh goodies.

2- Atrazine

According to research by the NRDC (Natural Resources Defense Council), Atrazine has found its way into over 80% of drinking water nationwide.

You should always filter your tap water in order to protect your health and avoid this potential carcinogen.

3- Organophosphate Pesticides

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Some of the major food corporations, such as Monsanto, are using organophosphates to damage the nervous system of pests.

But the problem is that it’s also harmful to humans.

To protect yourself, you need to purchase only organic products and avoid the ones that could be contaminated with pesticide residue.

4- Dibutyl Phthalate (DBP)

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DBP has been restricted from use in almost all personal care products, such as perfumes and nail polishes, as it has been associated with both cancer and infertility.

However, this dangerous chemical is still used is some flexible plastics such as raincoats and shower curtains.