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How Safe Is Cotton?

Author: GMOShirt
December 1, 2008
organic-Onsie

Most parents only want the best for their kids. That means feeding them nutritious diets filled with organic fruits and vegetables. But what parents may not know is that the shirt, pants and socks they dress their kids in every day may contain more residual pesticides than any non-organic apple or carrot. Non-organic cotton uses more pesticides than any other single crop.

Five of the top nine pesticides used on cotton in the U.S. (cyanide, dicofol, naled, propargite, and trifluralin) are known cancer-causing chemicals. Cotton is one of the most common materials used to make kid’s clothing, and though the toxins in the cotton won’t be ingested, it doesn’t mean a child is safe. The skin is the body’s largest organ and is just as susceptible to absorbing chemical as the mouth is to swallowing them. Parents should dress their children in organic kid’s clothing.


Soft & Sexy The Natural Way

Author: GMOShirt
December 1, 2008
Passion-Nighte-Organic-lingerie

Buying lingerie from the mall can be a harrowing experience. First, you must deals will the throngs of pushy shoppers. Next, you risk the chance of seeing people you know in the stores. Finally, you might not like the way the store mirrors make your body look. Since many women already know what size of bras and panties they wear, wouldn’t it be easier to shop online from the comfort of their own homes?

Shopping at home allows women to remain in familiar surroundings while ordering intimate wear.  Women who shop online will also find a greater selection than in the mall. These days many women are shifting towards wearing all-natural products, like organic lingerie. Organic lingerie feels soft against a woman’s skin and drives men wild.