The Untold Horrors Behind Natural Products…
Shocking, untold truths behind “natural” products! And not all bad though, I think…
- Everyone wants to buy the “natural” and its not just a trend, its about a healthy lifestyle but not everyone knows exactly what it means.
- An unfortunate and untold reality is that many cosmetics and food products contain carcinogens and preservatives that extensively harm the body.
- Not all is bad, take Vitamin C for example, you just need to be wary of the type and percentage of Vitamin C in your products to expect effective results and for a healthier lifestyle.
- Vegan and non-vegan can both be natural ingredients coming from a natural source which is why you can be never be too careful about what you put in and on your body.
“Natural” products be it food or cosmetics, is all the rage these days. And its more than just a trend, its more of adopting a healthier lifestyle to keep striving for a better tomorrow. But the untold reality is, this word is far more confusing than what you would think it be. And once you learn of this untold truth, you’ll never ever feel the same way about any product again. At first glance, it seems like “natural” simply means that these products do not contain ANY artificial ingredients and are perhaps made
only from ingredients that grow in the ground. But that is not necessary.
The sad, untold reality is that numerous of these “natural” products are composed of artificial preservatives and chemicals that cause a variety of problems ranging from small diagnostic irritations to extensive diseases.
It all comes down to where you live
It so is the case that in America, the FDA does not set any standard for the word “natural” even though other terminologies like “organic” and “vegan” are clearly defined. But a manufacturer can market almost any kind of preservatives or cosmetics as “natural” and he still couldn’t be held accountable which is certainly not good.
Natural might not even be “vegan”!
It’s a common assumption that “natural” products are also vegan but that is not the case. Some natural ingredients can have both vegan and non-vegan sources. One of the best examples of this scenario is of Squalane which can be obtained from both a shark’s liver and sugarcane and obviously Squalane obtained from shark liver is not vegan.
So what do you think of these untold truths behind seemingly “natural” products being ingested for a healthier lifestyle?
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