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Exposure to Chemicals in Everyday Products During Pregnancy May Increase Risk of Obesity, Heart Disease Later in Life

By The Endocrine Society,

2024-09-05

By The Endocrine Society,

2024-09-05

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JDMEM2

09-06

We are having so many problems now with issues during pregnancy because of the toxic things being put in our foods, household products and medications. I do believe this is why we are seeing a rise in pregnancy issues like preeclampsia, HBP, gestational diabetes and a rise in babies with abnormalities with chromosomes or birth defects. It needs to be stopped.

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