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PFAS are a group of more than 14,000 compounds that manufacturers began using in the 1940s. They’re designed to be strong and long-lasting thanks to their carbon-fluorine chemical bonds. These chemicals were created with good intentions — to keep people safe, offer convenience, and toughen up products to resist heat, oil, stains, grease and water. We interact with forever chemicals through a long list of everyday products, including: Nonstick cookware Waterproof clothing Cosmetics and personal care products Food packaging Stain-resistant carpets, rugs and furniture Collected data suggests that forever chemicals can bring harmful health effects. But how much these environmental toxins impact your health varies depending on: -How much and how often you’re exposed -Your age, sex, ethnicity, health and genetics Nothing in medicine ever happens by itself. Exposure to these chemicals is probably not the only reason you develop a chronic disease, but it can contribute. You may be exposed to forever chemicals when you: -Use products that contain PFAS -Eat food packaged in PFAS-treated material -Drink contaminated water -Eat fish from contaminated water -Eat food grown near factories making or using PFAS -Use cosmetics and healthcare products packaged in PFAS-treated containers Repeated or high exposure to PFAS chemicals can cause them to build up in your blood. Today, nearly all people in the U.S. have a detectable level of PFAS in their blood. High levels may lead to health issues such as: -Increased cancer risk -Slowed development in children -Reduced immune function -Reproductive challenges -Thyroid issues
PFAS are a group of more than 14,000 compounds that manufacturers began using in the 1940s. They’re designed to be strong and long-lasting thanks to their carbon-fluorine chemical bonds. These chemicals were created with good intentions — to keep people safe, offer convenience, and toughen up products to resist heat, oil, stains, grease and water. We interact with forever chemicals through a long list of everyday products, including: Nonstick cookware Waterproof clothing Cosmetics and personal care products Food packaging Stain-resistant carpets, rugs and furniture Collected data suggests that forever chemicals can bring harmful health effects. But how much these environmental toxins impact your health varies depending on: -How much and how often you’re exposed -Your age, sex, ethnicity, health and genetics Nothing in medicine ever happens by itself. Exposure to these chemicals is probably not the only reason you develop a chronic disease, but it can contribute. You may be exposed to forever chemicals when you: -Use products that contain PFAS -Eat food packaged in PFAS-treated material -Drink contaminated water -Eat fish from contaminated water -Eat food grown near factories making or using PFAS -Use cosmetics and healthcare products packaged in PFAS-treated containers Repeated or high exposure to PFAS chemicals can cause them to build up in your blood. Today, nearly all people in the U.S. have a detectable level of PFAS in their blood. High levels may lead to health issues such as: -Increased cancer risk -Slowed development in children -Reduced immune function -Reproductive challenges -Thyroid issues

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