Everything that surrounds you: strengthens or kills you?

In accordance with our needs and possibilities, we strive to create an empire where every member of the family feels good. A place that is more than a set of walls and fixtures. This place is where we want to go home because people and objects who love our hearts are surrounded.

Our home is packed with objects that make it easier for you to work at home, and more importantly, we are surrounded by people who are more comfortable with staying at home. So it is important that the furnishings and utensils work well, and no matter what their appearance, the other furniture harmonizes. In a word, form is also a matter of fashion.

The furnishings of our homes can be made of a wide variety of materials, but they use plastic in all areas, including furniture. As with wooden furniture, plastic objects can quickly be ignited in case of fire. To reduce the flammability of the plastic, try to prevent this by using flame retardant. Is it good for our health? Of course not.

We need to keep our home clean, so we save it. The more we use our objects, the more we clean up, their surface is damaged. During continuous use, tiny particles leave the surface of furniture, curtains, carpets, and covers that combine with the house dust. As well as the inhalation of dust, these artificial materials are included. They get on our food, get into our glasses, so they get to our body not only through our nose, but also through our sled. Anything around you can contain harmful substances and they all affect the human body. They are most affected by the balanced functioning of the hormone system. In fact, even when incorporated into adipose tissue, we can pass it on to our offspring.

There was a time when many mothers had their heads in the news that the baby snuffs, baby bottles, contained dangerous substances, namely the infamous BPA. Bisphenol A, or BPA, is an additive originally developed to replace the female sex hormone estrogen. Then they realized that it could be used for plastic, because plastic becomes more resistant to BPA. So BPA is an artificial compound that is found in many of our use tools that surround our home. Moreover, BPA's resin can also be found in metal products, even in toilet paper. We can not only hold the BPA, but also the phthalates, which are part of our lives in the same way that we do not know about it. Our kitchen is also full of utensils that are used to make substances that are dangerous to man and nature. We have to face this and, with this in mind, get more wood, glass, stainless steel products. Ready-made foods are also available in plastic foils or in boxes with harmful coatings to buy from the store. It is therefore preferable to prepare and consume self-made products.

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