BOCA RATON, Fla., April 15, 2009 — With all the news about economic doom and gloom, Americans have forgotten the children. Children are exposed to thousands of toxins in food, air and water. Trillions of pounds of toxic chemicals are dumped into the air, water and ground — the same air animals breathe, the water they drink, and the ground where everyone's food is grown. Babies are not safe even when they are in the womb or drinking their mother's milk. Umbilical cord samples have shown high levels of chemical pollutants. A major indication of this is that over the course of human history the male to female ratio of birth was 100 females to 106 males. Since 1950, there has been a significant reduction in male births of up to 3.7 males per 1,000 births. That means that in the U.S. and Japan there are 250,000 boys missing. Why is that you may wonder …
In 1960, there were 200 pesticides used; now there are over 900 active pesticides. A bit of pesticides are on the fruits you bring home, a little in that canned spaghetti sauce and some more baked into your morning slice of toast. Alone they may not be dangerous but the cumulative effect is, in Dr. Sasson Moulavi's opinion, very dangerous and worth noting. That's why eating organic foods and drinking filtered water is very important. Parents must also become active in government regulations and enforcement by lobbying their representatives and demanding higher standards. Cancer, autism and many other diseases have increased in alarming rates since the start of using these poisonous chemicals. Children are included in these frightening statistics.
What diseases will be present in a grandchild's lifetime? People who are overweight and obese actually have an increased risk for disease because the more food that is eaten, the more chemicals become accumulated in the human body. This is part of the reason why being overweight and obese is linked to so many cancers.
Dr. Moulavi challenges everyone to get Smart for Life about what you eat and drink and also learn what to feed the children.
Contact:
Dr. Sasson Moulavi, M.D., A.B.B.M.
Medical Director of Smart For Life Cookie Diet
561-394-5300
http://www.smartforlife.com
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