Nest Bedding Sleep Education
The fight to keep chemicals out of our furniture
Most disturbingly, a recent study of toddlers in the United States conducted by researchers at Duke University found flame retardants in the blood of every child they tested”.
(Image and quote below via NY Times 2-10-12 article)
“Most disturbingly, a recent study of toddlers in the United States conducted by researchers at Duke University found flame retardants in the blood of every child they tested”. Please read the rest of this article here.
Here is a great little video shot by my friend Lynne over at the Make
your Own Mattress Forum, which you can read here http://openyoureyesbedding.wordpress.com/2012/09/11/eye-opening-ny-times-article/
Lynne also uses buckwheat to steer consumers from foams.
Thank you Lynne for sharing this information!
We make available a "cooling layer" that can be added inside the top layer of the mattress, and it does just that: provides air flow with a natural product that is non-toxic, chemical-free and animal product free.
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Great info… It seems every day I read that there are more toxins to worry about but manufacturers of furniture poisoning children is something new for me. Living life today makes living healthy almost impossible it seems.
Petro Philips
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