Home detox Make your home a healthier place for everyone who lives there

Daniella Chace

Book - 2023

"Daniella Chace, a professional toxicologist and health writer, teaches readers how to identify potential toxins in the household, with an easy-to-follow, room-by-room evaluation. She explains the connection between toxins in everyday objects and chronic health issues, and offers strategies for eliminating toxins, along with easy recipes for effective homemade cleaning solutions"--

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Subjects
Genres
Handbooks and manuals
Published
North Adams, MA : Storey Publishing [2023]
Language
English
Main Author
Daniella Chace (author)
Other Authors
Joel Fuhrman (writer of foreword)
Item Description
"Identify and eliminate hidden toxins, combat common health problems, clean away toxins in every room, make your own cleaning solutions".
Physical Description
ix, 195 pages : color illustrations ; 23 cm
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 164-185) and index.
ISBN
9781635863901
  • Foreword
  • Introduction Our Homes and Our Health
  • Chapter 1. The Home Detox Method
  • Chapter 2. Kitchen
  • Chapter 3. Bathroom
  • Chapter 4. Bedroom
  • Chapter 5. Living Room
  • Chapter 6. Laundry Room
  • Chapter 7. Kids' Rooms
  • Chapter 8. Home Office
  • Chapter 9. Garage and Basement
  • Chapter 10. Yard and Garden
  • Glossary
  • Further Reading
  • Resources
  • Bibliography
  • Acknowledgments
  • Index
Review by Library Journal Review

Modern homes, or the items in them, are often the source of a wide variety of health issues, which makes this book an essential one to have in the home of every concerned householder. Clinical nutritionist Chace (365 Skinny Smoothies), who also hosts NPR's "Nutrition Matters" segment, has written a thoroughly researched and practical guide to identifying and eliminating common household toxins. Written in approachable language and illustrated in detail, chapters are organized by rooms, which facilitate quick lookups. The book also includes a dizzying array of resources: lists of common toxins, a glossary of common abbreviations found in packaging, recipes for nontoxic cleaning solutions, recommendations for nontoxic cleaning tools and methods, case studies, and a wealth of additional resources at the end. VERDICT Committed environmentalists interested in upping their game and being better citizens of planet Earth will find this guide useful. Highly recommended for all libraries.--Marjorie Mann

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