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Non-Toxic Living
Non-Toxic Dad - Warren Phillips
4 episodes
2 days ago
Non-Toxic Living is a podcast for people who want to live healthier, more intentional lives — without getting lost in fear or confusion. Hosted by Warren, the creator behind @nontoxicdad, each episode explores how to reduce toxins in your home, food, and environment through simple, science-backed steps that fit real life. You’ll hear from trusted experts, learn from Warren’s own experiments, and discover small changes that make a big difference for your health and family. Whether you’re just starting your non-toxic journey or refining it, this show will help you make choices that feel natural, sustainable, and empowering. New episodes twice a month on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.
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Health & Fitness,
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Non-Toxic Living is a podcast for people who want to live healthier, more intentional lives — without getting lost in fear or confusion. Hosted by Warren, the creator behind @nontoxicdad, each episode explores how to reduce toxins in your home, food, and environment through simple, science-backed steps that fit real life. You’ll hear from trusted experts, learn from Warren’s own experiments, and discover small changes that make a big difference for your health and family. Whether you’re just starting your non-toxic journey or refining it, this show will help you make choices that feel natural, sustainable, and empowering. New episodes twice a month on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.
Show more...
Medicine
Health & Fitness,
Alternative Health,
Nutrition
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The Dirty Secrets of the Textile Industry
Non-Toxic Living
31 minutes 29 seconds
4 days ago
The Dirty Secrets of the Textile Industry

Have you ever wondered what’s really in the clothes you wear or the sheets you sleep on? In this episode of Non-Toxic Living, I’m exposing one of the dirtiest industries on the planet– the textile industry. From polyester fabrics to supposedly “organic” cotton, our wardrobes are quietly contributing to health issues we rarely trace back to what’s touching our skin.


I uncover how microplastics, hormone-disrupting chemicals, and synthetic dyes find their way from your clothes into your body and why “eco-friendly” doesn’t always mean toxin-free. You’ll learn how even premium brands use petroleum-based dyes, flame retardants, and formaldehyde to make fabrics stretch, look soft, or resist stains at the cost of your long-term health.


But this isn’t just about what’s wrong. I’ll share the brands doing it right, such as Harvest & Mill, Esmaee, and Namarie, as well as practical steps you can take today to detoxify your wardrobe. You’ll also learn about standards like GOTS-certified and how to find clothing and sheets that support, not compromise, your health.


This episode serves as a wake-up call to anyone who wants to live cleaner, breathe more easily, and feel better in their own skin. Listen in to discover how to choose fabrics that love your body back — and why true wellness starts with what you wear.


If you found this helpful, please share it with a friend who cares about their health and the future of their family.



“The textile industry doesn’t really care about your health; it really doesn't care about your skin. It cares about profits.” - Warren Phillips



In This Episode:

- The dirty truth about the textile industry

- Microplastics, BPA, and hormone disruptors in clothing

- Why your “organic” clothes may still be toxic

- The hidden chemicals in dyes and sheets

- No to harmful detergents and yes to genuine non-toxic certifications

- Shopping recommendations for the health-conscious consumer

- Surprising studies on polyester and fertility

- Building a healthier wardrobe that supports your biology



Resources:

GOTS-Certified Suppliers & Shops - https://global-standard.org/find-suppliers-shops-and-inputs/certified-suppliers/database/search 


Patagonia - https://www.patagonia.com/our-footprint/ 


Namarie Plant-Based Fabrics - https://namarie.com?sca_ref=9878722.h3KiLVCLC4QS 

NONTOXICDAD for 15% off


AIZOME Organic Sheets - https://aizome-textiles.com/pages/ntd-lp 


Harvest & Mill Organic Clothing - https://tidd.ly/3WPLVIk

NONTOXICDAD for 10% off


NADS Organic Cotton Underwear - https://bit.ly/4elndqY

NONTOXICDAD for 15% off


Non-Toxic Living Community - Join the Movement

https://nontoxicliving.com/ntc/vsl?utm_source=social&utm_campaign=podep1textile




Connect with Warren Phillips:

Website - https://www.nontoxicdad.com/ 

Instagram -  https://www.instagram.com/nontoxicdad/ 

YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@nontoxicdad

TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@nontoxicdad 

Non-Toxic Living
Non-Toxic Living is a podcast for people who want to live healthier, more intentional lives — without getting lost in fear or confusion. Hosted by Warren, the creator behind @nontoxicdad, each episode explores how to reduce toxins in your home, food, and environment through simple, science-backed steps that fit real life. You’ll hear from trusted experts, learn from Warren’s own experiments, and discover small changes that make a big difference for your health and family. Whether you’re just starting your non-toxic journey or refining it, this show will help you make choices that feel natural, sustainable, and empowering. New episodes twice a month on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.