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MISCELLANEOUS

This section covers a mix of everyday items that can impact your exposure to hormone disruptors—often in ways you wouldn’t expect. Air filters help reduce airborne pollutants like microplastics and flame retardants from household dust. Bath towels and bedding made from organic materials avoid pesticide residues and chemical treatments that can leach into your skin. House plants can help improve indoor air quality by naturally filtering toxins. Yard care products free from synthetic pesticides and herbicides reduce endocrine-disrupting chemical exposure at home. And books provide the knowledge to help you take control of your health. All of these categories contribute to a cleaner, lower-toxin lifestyle by reducing hidden sources of hormone disruption in your daily routine.

AIR FILTERS (CAR)

Criteria for selection: 1. Filter type: Must have at a minimum a HEPA filter with carbon. 2. Lifetime of filter. 3. Price of filter. 4. Construction Quality of device. 5. Noise Ratings. 6. Price of device. 7. Warranty Most vehicles do not have adequate filtration of cabin air or tests would not be coming back with high estrogenic substances. The air in your vehicle's cabin ranks among the worst of all the places you frequently spend time. But, remember... it's all about the filter. Just as with the room air purifiers, we eliminated the SMART/SMARTER/SMARTEST rankings because really you are free to choose any product that uses a HEPA with carbon filter. Purifiers without a filter or without those elements in the filter are a deal-breaker for me. I picked two devices of different price levels. Those who want a higher quality device should have some good options. There's a boatload of cheap cupholder size portable air purifiers out there. Many of them even have HEPA filters, but I just couldn't get behind any of them because for $40 or so, I feel like the quality just isn't going to be there. But if you find one you like and it meets the filter criteria and moves enough air, go for it! Believe it or not, though, I've come up with an even less expensive option for you... Most vehicles won't come with a HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Absorbing) w/carbon cabin air filter installed, but they are available for most vehicle models from aftermarket sources. Using your vehicle's own ventilation system might be the cheapest way to remove hormone disruptors and other toxic gasses and particulates from cabin air. Just grab your owner's manual, find out where the cabin air filter is (NOT the air intake filter for the engine), and swap it out with a high quality HEPA filter. They cost about the same as a regular filter. I found one for my Tacoma for about $20. Just keep up with the replacement frequency as recommended by the manufacturer. See link below for a good brand and source.

Car Air Purifier

Car Air Purifier with H13 True HEPA Filter

This vehicle cabin air purifier can sit on your dash or hang on your headrest down the back of your front seats with included hardware. Or it can sit on the back floor or on the center console. There is also a suction cup mounting device included to stick it to a window. Has an edgy aesthetic. Swedish design. I have this in my truck and I like it. HEPA w/carbon filter, low noise, 3 fan speed setting with Auto detection if higher speed is needed. Filter life: 6-9 months (reminder light on machine) Filter cost: $40 on Amazon as of this posting. Weight: 1 lb Power: Cigarette lighter power outlet

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Car Replacement Filter

LUFTRUM C401 Car Air Purifier

HEPA w/carbon filter replacement for the Luftrum C401 Car Air Purifier. Filters last 6-9 months. Reminder indicator light on machine.

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Car Air Filter

PureFlow cabin air filters

A great option is to do whole vehicle cabin air filtration using your vehicle's ventilation system, simply replace your existing cabin air filter with a HEPA w/carbon filter from Premium Guard. Click on this Amazon link, then find the "CABIN AIR FILTERS PUREFLOW" box, click on the Find your Make and Model button and enter your vehicle information. When your filter comes up, be sure and select the Pureflow HEPA box or you'll get a plain filter. Bada bing!

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AIR FILTERS (HOME)

Criteria for selection: 1. Filter type: Must have at a minimum a HEPA filter with carbon and a pre-filter. 2. Customer Service Reviews. 3. Lifetime of filter. 4. Price of filter. 5. Noise Ratings. 6. Construction quality of device. 7. Price of system. We eliminated the SMART/SMARTER/SMARTEST rankings because really you are free to choose any product that uses a HEPA with carbon filter and has enough power and filter capacity to handle the square footage in the room. I like a pre-filter because you can take it off and wash or vacuum off macro particles of lint, pet hair, etc, which keeps it off the HEPA filter. That said, I will share what I found as I reviewed highly rated Room Air Purifiers. I kept coming back to one brand... Alen Corporation's BreatheSmart line (I Have No Financial Affiliation with Alen). I couldn't find any other brands that met the criteria better. In fact, of the dozens and dozens of air purifiers Consumer Reports tested, Alen's Breathe 75i was #1 for 2023. (Accessed 2/6/23). CR places a high priority on how well a purifier performs at lower speeds not louder than 50 decibels (about the noise level of the hum of a refrigerator.) I also wanted to be able to turn off the panel lights at night. Check. Customer Service reviews are largely positive. Filters last a year or more. Filter price reasonable for the industry. 10% off with subscription. Noise Ratings are excellent. I see no complaints of poor quality construction. Lifetime warranty with filter subscription. Price of each model is reasonable in the industry for a quality product. Plastic Containers: Many conventional plastic food storage containers may contain hormone-disrupting chemicals, such as bisphenol A (BPA) or phthalates. Opt for alternatives to plastic containers. Polycarbonate Plastic: Polycarbonate plastics, marked with the recycling symbol #7, often contain BPA. Avoid food storage containers made from polycarbonate plastic. PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) Plastic: PVC plastic, marked with the recycling symbol #3, can contain hormone-disrupting phthalates. Look for containers that are not made from PVC plastic. Styrofoam or Expanded Polystyrene: Styrofoam or expanded polystyrene food containers are not recommended for food storage as they can leach harmful chemicals into food. Non-Stick Coatings: Avoid food storage containers with non-stick coatings, as they may contain perfluorinated compounds (PFCs) that can act as hormone disruptors. Look for alternatives without non-stick coatings. Stainless Steel or Glass Containers: Consider using food storage containers made of stainless steel, glass, wood, or ceramic. These materials are generally safer options and do not leach hormone-disrupting chemicals into food.

Air Purifier

Alen T500 Air Purifier

(I Have No Financial Affiliation with Alen) Please see general notes above about the Alen brand. This tower model is for small rooms up to 500 sq. ft. based on an 8' ceiling. Has an ionizer feature. No remote control, but has a 12-hour timer. Panel display lights turn off after about 15 seconds. HEPA filter w/carbon and pre-filter. When ordering the T500 from Amazon, you may have to call and specify that you want it to come with the TF60-Silver Carbon filter. It's not clear on Amazon, but that's the only carbon filter offered for this unit and it doesn't look like you can select it. Filters last 6-12 months. Filter price reasonable for the industry. 10% off with subscription. Buy only the TF60-Silver Carbon replacement filter. The regular TF60 and the TF60-MP filters have no activated carbon. Noise levels: Speed 1: 42 dB, Speed 2: 47 dB, Speed 3: 56 dB. When ionizer is on, makes a slight "crackling" noise. I see no complaints of poor quality construction. Lifetime warranty with filter subscription. (Only in the US) Otherwise, 1 yr. Price of each model is reasonable in the industry for a quality product.

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Air Purifier

Alen 45i Air Purifier

(I Have No Financial Affiliation with Alen) Please see general notes above about the Alen brand. This 45i model is for medium-sized rooms up to 800 sq. ft. based on an 8' ceiling. Has an ionizer feature. Has an airborne particle detector to auto-adjust fan speed. Has 5 color LED light display to see air quality at a glance. HEPA filter w/carbon and pre-filter. When ordering the 45i model from Amazon, be sure and select the Dust, Mold, Odor + Smoke, or the Dust, Mold, Odor, + Heavy Smoke (best) option or it won't come with a carbon filter. Filters last 9-12 months. Buy only the FL40-Silver Carbon, or the FL40-H replacement filters. The regular FL40 and FL40-MP filters have no activated carbon. Filter price reasonable for the industry. 10% off with subscription. Noise levels: 23dB I see no complaints of poor quality construction. Lifetime warranty with filter subscription. (Only in the US) Otherwise, 1 yr. Price of each model is reasonable in the industry for a quality product.

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Air Purifier

Alen FLEX Air Purifier

(I Have No Financial Affiliation with Alen) Please see general notes above about the Alen brand. This Flex model is for small rooms up to 700 sq. ft. based on an 8' ceiling. HEPA filter w/carbon and pre-filter. When ordering the Flex model from Amazon, be sure and select the Dust, Mold, Pet Odors + Smoke, or the Dust, Mold, Pet Odors, + Heavy Smoke (best) option or it won't come with a carbon filter. Filters last 9-12 months. Buy only the FL40-Silver Carbon, or the FL40-H (best) replacement filters. The regular FL40-Pure and FL40-MP filters have no activated carbon. Filter price reasonable for the industry. 10% off with subscription. The CFM (airflow in Cubic Feet per Minute) includes 4 speeds: Speed 1: 53 CFM; Speed 2: 135 CFM; Speed 3: 147 CFM; Turbo: 187 CFM. Noise levels: Speed 1: 39 dB (whisper); Speed 2: 42 dB (light rainfall); Speed 3: 49 dB (heavy rainfall); Turbo: 55 dB (medium box fan). I see no complaints of poor quality construction. Lifetime warranty with filter subscription. (Only in the US) Otherwise, 1 yr. Price of each model is reasonable in the industry for a quality product.

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Air Purifier

Alen BreatheSmart 75i

(I Have No Financial Affiliation with Alen) Please see general notes above about the Alen brand. This BreatheSmart 75i model is the most powerful purifier in the line for extra large-sized rooms, and great room/open concept spaces up to 1,300 sq. ft. based on an 8' ceiling. Has an ionizer feature. Has an airborne particle detector to auto-adjust fan speed. Has a multi color LED light display to see air quality at a glance. HEPA filter w/carbon and pre-filter. When buying the 75i model from Amazon, you may have to call and specify you want the unit to come with the B7-Fresh filter or you won't get a carbon filter. It wouldn't let me select for it. Filters last 12-15 months. Buy only the B7-Fresh replacement filter. The regular B7-Pure and B7-MP-Pet/Odor filters have no activated carbon, which you want to best filter out hormone disruptors. Filter price reasonable for the industry. 10% off with subscription. It has multiple fan speed options; the lowest produces a small frequency, like a whisper. On the turbo fan setting the BreatheSmart Fit50 emits a frequency called pink noise which is a lower tone than the white noise and sounds like a gentle rainfall. I see no complaints of poor quality construction. Lifetime warranty with filter subscription. (Only in the US) Otherwise, 1 yr. Price of each model is reasonable in the industry for a quality product.

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Air Purifier

Alen BreatheSmart 35i

(I Have No Financial Affiliation with Alen) The Alen BreatheSmart 35i is a compact air purifier designed for medium-sized rooms up to 1,000 sq. ft. It features an advanced smart sensor that monitors air quality in real-time, automatically adjusting fan speeds to ensure optimal purification. The unit operates quietly, with noise levels ranging from 24 to 42 dB, making it suitable for bedrooms and living areas. Equipped with a medical-grade True HEPA filter, it captures 99.9% of airborne particles as small as 0.1 microns, effectively reducing dust, mold spores, and allergens. The filter's lifespan is approximately 12 months, depending on usage and air quality. Users can control and monitor the device remotely through the Alen Air app, which provides real-time air quality updates and allows for scheduling. The BreatheSmart 35i is ENERGY STAR certified, ensuring energy-efficient operation. Alen offers a lifetime warranty for this model, provided customers enroll in a filter subscription plan; otherwise, a standard 1-year warranty applies. The unit is available in multiple color options to complement various interior decors.

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AC Furnace Air Filter

Filtrete AC Furnace Air Filter

I don't have any data on how effective whole house HVAC filtration is, but you can find furnace filters with activated carbon built in. Here's a good one. The plastic housing is polypropylene RIC 5, the preferred type of plastic.

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BATH TOWELS

When searching for bath towels that are free from hormone disruptors, it's essential to look out for certain materials and finishes that may contain such chemicals. Here are a few things you should aim to avoid: Synthetic Fabrics: Towels made from synthetic materials such as polyester, nylon, or acrylic often undergo chemical treatments during manufacturing that can include hormone-disrupting substances. Opting for natural fibers is a safer choice. Stain-Resistant or Wrinkle-Free Finishes: Some bath towels are treated with chemicals like perfluorinated compounds (PFCs) to make them stain-resistant or wrinkle-free. These chemicals have the potential to be hormone disruptors, so it's advisable to steer clear of towels with such finishes. Antibacterial Treatments: Certain antibacterial treatments applied to towels can contain triclosan or triclocarban, which are chemicals known to disrupt hormone function. Look for towels that don't claim to have antibacterial properties, or choose options that use natural antibacterial agents. Chemical Dyes and Bleaches: Vibrant or overly bright-colored towels might be dyed with chemicals that can be hormone disruptors. Similarly, towels bleached with chlorine-based agents may contain traces of harmful substances. Opt for towels that use natural or low-impact dyes and are free from chlorine bleach. Certified Organic or Oeko-Tex Standard 100: To ensure the absence of hormone disruptors, consider towels that are certified organic or meet the Oeko-Tex Standard 100. These certifications indicate that the towels have been tested for harmful substances and comply with strict safety standards. By paying attention to the materials, finishes, and certifications of bath towels, you can make more informed choices to avoid potential hormone disruptors and select towels that prioritize your well-being. Look for organic towels made from cotton, bamboo, or hemp.

Cotton Bath Towels

Aware 100% Organic Cotton Plush Bath Towels

Offers a sustainable and health-conscious choice for bath linens. Crafted from Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) certified organic cotton, these towels minimize exposure to harmful chemicals often found in conventional cotton products. The absence of synthetic dyes and finishes further reduces the risk of skin irritation and potential hormone disruptors. Users have praised their softness and absorbency, making them a comfortable addition to your daily routine. However, some reviews note that the tags are large and may be difficult to remove without leaving remnants.

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Bath Mat

Aware 100% Organic Cotton Bath Mat

Offers a health-conscious choice for your bathroom. Crafted from GOTS-certified organic cotton, it minimizes exposure to harmful chemicals often found in conventional bath mats, such as pesticides and formaldehyde-based finishes. This ensures reduced contact with potential endocrine disruptors, promoting a safer home environment.

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Cotton Bath Towels

BIOWEAVES 100% Organic Cotton

Help reduce exposure to hormone disruptors often found in conventional textiles. Many non-organic cotton towels are treated with pesticides, formaldehyde-based finishes, and synthetic dyes, which can introduce endocrine-disrupting chemicals into daily use. These towels are GOTS-certified organic, meaning they are free from toxic residues like phthalates, PFAS, and azo dyes, which have been linked to hormone disruption. Opting for untreated, organic cotton towels minimizes skin absorption of harmful chemicals and supports a cleaner home environment.

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Bath Towels

Coyuchi temescal organic towels

These were recommended by a follower. 100% organic cotton grown and woven in Turkey. GOTS certified.

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Wash Cloths

Anact - Hemp Wash Cloth

Combines hemp and organic cotton fibers, offering a sustainable and health-conscious alternative to conventional towels. Hemp cultivation typically requires fewer pesticides and herbicides, reducing the potential for residual chemicals that may act as hormone disruptors. Additionally, hemp fibers are naturally resistant to mold and mildew, decreasing the need for chemical treatments. The blend with organic cotton enhances softness and absorbency, providing a comfortable experience without compromising on health or environmental considerations. Opting for textiles made from natural, minimally processed fibers like hemp and organic cotton can help reduce exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals commonly found in synthetic materials and chemically treated fabrics.

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BEDDING

When searching for hormone disruptor-free bedding, there are several factors to consider and certain things you should aim to avoid. Here are some guidelines: Synthetic Fabrics: Steer clear of bedding made from synthetic materials such as polyester, nylon, acrylic, or rayon. These materials often undergo chemical treatments during production and may contain hormone-disrupting substances. Opt for natural fiber options instead. Flame Retardants: Flame retardant chemicals are commonly used in bedding, especially in mattresses and mattress covers. These chemicals, such as polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs), have been linked to hormone disruption. Look for bedding that is labeled as flame-retardant-free or uses natural fire-resistant materials like wool. Stain-Resistant Treatments: Bedding that claims to be stain-resistant is often treated with chemicals like perfluorinated compounds (PFCs). These chemicals can have hormone-disrupting effects. Avoid bedding with stain-resistant finishes and opt for natural, untreated fabrics. Formaldehyde and VOCs: Formaldehyde and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) can be present in bedding materials, including adhesives, dyes, and finishes. These substances can act as hormone disruptors. Look for bedding that is labeled as formaldehyde-free and low in VOCs. Certified Organic: Choose bedding made from certified organic materials, such as organic cotton, organic wool, or organic linen. Organic certifications ensure that the materials have been grown and processed without the use of synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, or genetically modified organisms (GMOs). Oeko-Tex Standard 100: Look for bedding that meets the Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certification. This certification ensures that the bedding has been tested for harmful substances, including hormone disruptors. It provides assurance of the product's safety and compliance with strict standards.

Organic Cotton Sheets

LANE LINEN 100% Organic Cotton Pure

Organic Cotton King Bed Set offers a health-conscious choice for bedding. Crafted from GOTS-certified organic cotton, these sheets minimize exposure to harmful chemicals such as pesticides and formaldehyde-based finishes, which are often present in conventional bedding and can act as endocrine disruptors. The percale weave provides a crisp, breathable texture, enhancing comfort while supporting a cleaner sleep environment.

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Organic Cotton Sheets

Sleep Mantra 100% Organic Cotton Bed Sheet Set

100% Organic Cotton Plush Bath Towels are crafted from GOTS-certified organic cotton, ensuring minimal exposure to harmful chemicals like pesticides and formaldehyde-based finishes, which are common in conventional towels and can act as endocrine disruptors. The 700-gram weight offers a luxurious feel and excellent absorbency. Additionally, these towels are OEKO-TEX MADE IN GREEN certified, verifying that they have been tested for substances that could harm the body and environment.

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HOUSE PLANTS

When selecting house plants that can purify the air in your home, there are certain factors you should consider and certain things you should avoid. Here are some guidelines: What to Look For: NASA's Clean Air Study: Refer to NASA's Clean Air Study, which identified several house plants with air-purifying properties. Look for plants such as snake plant (Sansevieria), pothos (Epipremnum aureum), spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum), peace lily (Spathiphyllum), or Boston fern (Nephrolepis exaltata), among others. Ability to Remove Specific Pollutants: Different house plants have varying capabilities in removing specific pollutants from the air. Research the particular pollutants you wish to target (e.g., formaldehyde, benzene, xylene) and choose plants that have been shown to effectively remove those pollutants. Indoor Tolerance: Consider the specific lighting conditions and temperature ranges in your home. Choose plants that can thrive indoors and tolerate the lighting levels available in the intended locations. Low Maintenance: Select plants that are easy to care for and fit your lifestyle. Some plants require more attention and care than others. Choose plants that align with your ability and willingness to provide the necessary care. Personal Preference: Consider your personal aesthetic preferences and the overall design and decor of your home. Choose plants that complement your style and create a pleasant atmosphere. What to Avoid: Toxic Plants: Avoid plants that are toxic to pets or children if you have any concerns. Some common house plants, such as certain varieties of lilies, philodendrons, or pothos, can be toxic if ingested. Allergenic Plants: If you or your family members have known allergies or sensitivities, it's best to avoid plants that may trigger allergic reactions. Examples include plants with heavy pollen or plants from the Asteraceae family (e.g., daisies, chrysanthemums). High Maintenance Plants: If you have limited time or lack experience in plant care, avoid plants that require high maintenance or have specific care requirements.

English Ivy

Ivy Small Leaf Needle Point Plant

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Mother-In-Law's Tongue

Live Snake Plant

If you have a particularly acidic mother-in-law, you can now say you found a good use for her tongue.

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Gerbera Daisy Seeds

Outsidepride Gerbera Daisy Indoor House Plant

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Golden Pothos

Golden Pothos Plant

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Peace Lily

Peace Lily Plant

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Heart Leaf Philodendron

Heart Leaf Philodendron

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Clean Air Plants

Classic Houseplant Collection

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Marginata

Costa Farms Dracaena Marginata Magenta

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Janet Craig

Dracaena 'Janet Craig

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YARDCARE

When searching for grass and plant fertilizers that are free from hormone disruptors, there are certain things you should aim to avoid. Here are some guidelines: Synthetic Chemical Fertilizers: Avoid fertilizers that are composed primarily of synthetic chemicals, such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium compounds. These synthetic fertilizers may contain hormone-disrupting substances or contribute to hormone imbalances in plants and the environment. Pesticides and Herbicides: Fertilizers that include pesticides or herbicides should be avoided as they may contain chemicals that can act as hormone disruptors. Opt for fertilizers that are free from these additives or choose organic options that use natural pest and weed management methods. Hormone-Based Fertilizers: Some fertilizers contain plant growth hormones, such as auxins, cytokinins, or gibberellins. While these hormones are naturally occurring in plants, excessive use or imbalance can disrupt natural hormone regulation. Consider avoiding fertilizers that explicitly state the inclusion of added hormones. Heavy Metals: Check the composition of the fertilizer to ensure it is free from heavy metals like lead, cadmium, mercury, or arsenic. These metals can be harmful to both plants and the environment and may have hormone-disrupting effects. Certified Organic: Look for fertilizers that are certified organic by organizations like the OMRI. Organic fertilizers are derived from natural sources and typically have stricter regulations regarding the use of hormone disruptors, synthetic chemicals, and heavy metals. Natural and Sustainable Alternatives: Consider using natural and sustainable fertilizers such as compost, well-rotted manure, seaweed extracts, bone meal, or fish emulsion. These options provide nutrients to plants without the risk of hormone disruption or harmful chemical additives.

Organic Fertilizer

Lawnbox Grass Genie 10-0-6 100% Organic Spring Grass Fertilizer

OMRI certified. If not OMRI certified, it is not organic no matter what the label says. This is their Spring mix 10-0-6. 16 lb. box covers 2,500 sq. ft. Free shipping and returns.

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Organic Fertilizer

Fish Fertilizer - Omri Listed Hydrolyzed Fish Fertilizer for Plants

This is a liquid fish fertilizer. OMRI certified. If not OMRI certified, it is not organic no matter what the label says. This is a 2-3-1 mix, but they say less is more with fish fertilizer. One gallon container covers 32,000 sq. ft. Free shipping and returns. Good for plants and lawn. Anything that grows, they say.

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Glass Spray Bottle

Bontip Glass Spray Bottle

If you have problems with crabgrass or dandelion outbreaks in the spring, you can use corn gluten, but it's expensive and hard to find certified. I suggest filling a spray bottle with straight white vinegar and spray a direct stream on emerging weeds. It's just acetic acid, which won't hurt anyone. But it breaks down plant cell walls, in any plant it gets on, so aim well.

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Organic Fertilizer

Lawnbox Lawn Luxe 7-0-7 100% Organic Summer Grass Fertilizer

OMRI certified. If not OMRI certified, it is not organic no matter what the label says. This is their Summer mix 7-0-7. 14 lb. box covers 2,500 sq. ft. Free shipping and returns. Do not over-apply. Follow mfg instructions for coverage.

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Montana Grow

Montana Grow Organic Silicon Granules with Amorphous Volcanic Tuff

I am a big believer in volcanic sourced soil amendments. Soils are often depleted of minerals and volcanic ash is a rich source of minerals from igneous rock. Silicon is an important component of plant structure. This is OMRI certified, and therefore a clean source. You should use roughly 1.25 lbs per sq. yard (750g per sq. meter). It's heavy, but not to worry, shipping is free! Research volcanic ash. It's cool.

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Organic Fertilizer

Lawnbox Fall Fix 5-5-5 100% Organic Grass Fertilizer

OMRI certified. If not OMRI certified, it is not organic no matter what the label says. This is their Fall mix 5-8-5. 12.5 lb. box covers 2,500 sq. ft. Free shipping and returns. Do not over-apply. Follow mfg instructions for coverage.

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Distilled White Vinegar

Lucy's Family Owned - Natural Distilled White Vinegar

If you have problems with crabgrass or dandelion outbreaks in the spring, you can use corn gluten, but it's expensive and hard to find certified. I suggest filling a spray bottle with straight white vinegar and spray a direct stream on emerging weeds. It's just acetic acid, which won't hurt anyone. But it breaks down plant cell walls, in any plant it gets on, so aim well.

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LITERATURE

Here are some books that I recommend you checkout.

What Doesn't Kill Us

What Doesn't Kill Us: How Freezing Water, Extreme Altitude, and Environmental Conditioning Will Renew Our Lost Evolutionary Strength

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Count Down

Count Down: How Our Modern World Is Threatening Sperm Counts, Altering Male and Female Reproductive Development, and Imperiling the Future of the Human Race

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Estrogeneration

Estrogeneration: How Estrogenics Are Making You Fat, Sick, and Infertile

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