[Urgent] These “Health” Products Speed Up Aging

By Jack Taylor Posted September 5, 2017

Dear Turapür Today Reader,

Everyone knows that certain things can age you faster.

Poor diet, lack of exercise, stress, inadequate sleep and not taking your supplements are typically the culprits behind those gray hairs, wrinkles and even chronic diseases.

But according to some California researchers, certain “health” products could also be making you age at warp speed.

And believe it not, they’re messing with your hormones, too.

It’s no secret that household products like laundry detergent, air fresheners and cleaners are loaded with toxic chemicals that can wreck your health.

Now it looks like certain toothpastes, mouthwashes, lozenges, nasal sprays, shampoos and lotions are joining the long list of toxic things in your home.

Because these products — which are supposed to boost your health — contain dangerous compounds called quats.

Quats are added to many products as antimicrobial agents that allegedly help fight off bacteria and other bugs, keeping you from getting sick.

But as it turns out, quats actually interfere with your body at its most primitive level — your cells.

In a recent study, researchers tested 1,600 compounds and drugs found in household products and over-the-counter medications.

After tedious hours in the lab, the researchers found the quats damaged the mitochondria, the powerhouses in all of your cells.

Any harm to the mitochondria can drastically speed up the aging process and send your risk of developing deadly illnesses like heart disease, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and even diabetes into the stratosphere.

Even worse, the researchers also found that quats interrupt the hormonal signaling in cells, which can lead to reproductive and sexual problems.

Bottom line, if you use products containing quats, you’re gambling with your health.

You can avoid quats (and the premature aging that comes with them) by checking the labels of household products for cetylpyridinium chloride or benzalkonium chloride, two quats commonly used in hygiene products.

Or if you’re unsure, simply avoid any product that’s advertised as antibacterial or antimicrobial. Chances are it contains quats or something else just as bad for your health.

Regards,

Jack Taylor
Department of Research, Turapür Products