While we all know that proper hygiene protects us against germs, not many of us realize that practicing good daily hygiene also minimizes the risk of lead exposure.
Follow these simple guidelines to avoid lead's harm
1. Wash hands before eating;
2. Wash hands after playing with pets;
3. Wash hands after gardening and other outdoor activities;
4. Shower to remove lead from skin and hair;
5. As dust stick to wet hands, dry your hands after washing;
6. Avoid progressive hair dyes;
7. Use lead-free personal care products;
8. Avoid using products that contain zinc oxide.
Joanna Cerazy
co-author LEAD BABIES Breaking the cycle of learning disabilities, declining IQ, behavior problem, ADHD, and autism.
For more information visit: http://www.nomoreleadbabies.com/
Follow these simple guidelines to avoid lead's harm
1. Wash hands before eating;
2. Wash hands after playing with pets;
3. Wash hands after gardening and other outdoor activities;
4. Shower to remove lead from skin and hair;
5. As dust stick to wet hands, dry your hands after washing;
6. Avoid progressive hair dyes;
7. Use lead-free personal care products;
8. Avoid using products that contain zinc oxide.
Joanna Cerazy
co-author LEAD BABIES Breaking the cycle of learning disabilities, declining IQ, behavior problem, ADHD, and autism.
For more information visit: http://www.nomoreleadbabies.com/
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