PFAS
How to Remove PFAS From Your Body: What Actually Works
No detox flushes PFAS fast, but cutting exposure, donating blood or plasma, and soluble fiber genuinely lower your levels. The evidence.
PFAS in Sparkling Water: What the Testing Found
Consumer Reports found PFAS in sparkling waters, with Topo Chico and Polar highest.
PFAS in Tents: How Worried Should You Be?
Tents use PFAS for waterproofing and flame retardants, but exposure is low. Which brands are PFAS-free and how to re-waterproof safely.
PFAS in Drinking Water: How to Check and Filter It Out
An estimated 45% of US tap water has PFAS.
What Are PFAS? The Forever Chemicals Explained
PFAS are synthetic forever chemicals in water, food, and products.
PFAS in Clothes
PFAS make clothing waterproof, stain-resistant, and wrinkle-free, from rain gear to school uniforms.
PFAS in Beer
A 2025 study found PFAS in 95 percent of US beers, and the levels track the brewing water.
PFAS in Toilet Paper
A 2023 study found PFAS in toilet paper worldwide, picked up during manufacturing.
PFAS in Cookware: Is Nonstick Safe?
Traditional nonstick cookware is coated in PTFE, a PFAS. It is stable in gentle use but releases chemicals when scratched or overheated.
How to Avoid PFAS
You cannot avoid PFAS entirely, but you can cut most exposure by targeting a few big sources: drinking water, nonstick cookware, greasy…