avoiding toxins

How can healthcare providers assist in reducing toxin exposure?

Healthcare providers can play a significant role by:
- Educating Patients: Informing women about the sources and effects of toxins on reproductive health.
- Recommending Safe Products: Suggesting safer alternatives for personal care, household cleaners, and food storage.
- Screening and Testing: Conducting tests to identify toxin exposure and providing appropriate interventions.
- Advocacy: Supporting policies and regulations that reduce environmental toxins.

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