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7         Detoxify your environment





                       Nowadays, the indoor environment often is much more polluted than the
                       outdoor.  If  your  bedroom  has  a  synthetic  carpet,  fake  leather  fabrics,

                       paint, a mattress with a flame-retardant cover, or scented candles, you
                       are more likely to have poor overnight bodily recuperation or experience

                       sleep  problems.  Insomnia  related  to  toxin  exposure  is  genetically
                       dependent. Very often, of all family members, only one will experience its

                       severe effects. Females are generally more likely to experience a greater
                       response to toxin exposure. Sleeping in a toxin-free bedroom is essential

                       for everyone’s proper bodily recuperation, as, during the night, our bodies
                       go through a lot of detoxification and regenerating processes. Make sure

                       to  remove  all  synthetic  materials  and  any  artificial  smells  from  the
                       bedroom.  Choose  the  right  mattress  and  organic  cotton  bedding.  Keep

                       your home free of mold, as it affects the central nervous system (CNS),
                       keeping  your  body  in  a  constant  “fight  or  flight  mode.”  Books,  plants,

                       paper walls, carpets, and AC are favorite places for mold to grow. You

                       can also clean the air in your bedroom before sleep with air purifiers. The
                       greatest quality air purifiers are Air Doctor and Austin Air.


             8         Choose a non-toxic mattress





                       People  spend  about  1/3  of  their  life  in  bed.  When  you  think  about  this
                       number, investing in a good sleep environment becomes non-negotiable.

                       Two factors to keep in mind when choosing the right sleeping place. First,
                       you want to avoid metal, whether it is springs inside your mattress or a

                       bed  frame.  It  attracts  more  Electro  Magnetic  Field  (EMF).  Secondly,  you

                       want  to  be  surrounded  by  100%  certified  organic  materials.  Getting
                       exposed  to  massive  amounts  of  chemicals  all  night  long  for  years  is  a
                       recipe for disaster. Since the mid to late 60s, most mattresses have been

                       made  of  polyurethane  foam,  a  petroleum-based  material  that  emits

                       volatile  organic  compounds  (VOC)  that  can  cause  respiratory  problems
                       and skin irritation.



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