Natural living means replacing the toxic products in your home with safer, natural alternatives — and it's far simpler to start than you might think. A few years ago, a woman named Jana renovated her kitchen. New paint. New cabinets. A fresh coat of sealant on the floors. She thought she was upgrading her home. What she didn't know: the air inside her freshly renovated kitchen was now loaded with volatile organic compounds from the products she'd chosen. She started getting headaches. Her kids got rashes. The family doctor called it "sick building syndrome." Jana had made her home look better while making it genuinely worse for everyone living in it. Her story isn't rare. According to research on common household products , indoor air can be two to five times more polluted than outdoor air — and on bad days, up to ten times worse. Most of us have no idea we're breathing this stuff every day. That's the thing about natural living. It doesn't s...
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