Stains, grime, dirt and dust are a part of life we can't avoid. Many cleaners and detergents use harsh industrial strength chemicals and enzymes which not only leave behind toxic residues, but may also damage the clothes and dishes as they clean. There is an alternative which performs better than most leading brand detergents and is far safer for the environment as well.

21 February 2008

The following press release was compiled and submitted by Rraphael Siket of ecolibria. It is a short but highly informative piece discussing the current situation relating to potential health problems related to the EMR emitted from phone towers and other wireless transmitters. It encourages you to think about the possible implications of exposing yourself and young menbers of our future generation to ever increasing levels of electricity in the form of WIFI, cordless phones, wireless internet and mobile phone towers, base stations and masts.

14 February 2008

The following press release explains the problems associated with conventional paints and how there are healthier and greener natural paint solutions. Non - toxic paint that emits natural plant and mineral volatile organic compounds are readily available and more painters are making the switch as concerns grow about long term health effects for those involved in the painting industry.

Low VOC does not necessarily mean that the paint is a healthy option. 

13 February 2008

This article compiled by Raphael Siket explores the many advantages of introducing plants to the indoor environment. When you explore how much plants provide for us in the way of building materials, clean air, clothing, energy and positive psychological effects you may never take them for granted again.  

 22 Januarury 2008

The use of PVC in toys will be banned in the European Union Community as well as California in 2009. It has been proven that harmful chemicals leach from vinyl plastics and the ban has been put in place to protect young children. However using  PVC and Vinyl in all other products will still be allowed. This type of plastic is used extensilvely in building materials and upholstery including water pipes here in Australia. 

19 October 2007

This very well researched paper takes a look at the public health trends in 2007 and their possible links to EMR exposure. The paper has a strong focus on Australia and is well referenced. The paper makes reference to many studies that have demonstrated strong links between electromagnetic radiation exposure and adverse health effects. Cancer clusters and phone masts are discussed in some detail.