BPA, BPS, PFAS, and chlorine bleaching byproducts measured in conventional toilet paper, along with the fragrances, dyes, and antimicrobials added to it. The book covers the exposure route and the alternatives.
The book documents how pharmaceutical, agricultural, and technology interests converge on a population that stays sick, distracted, and compliant, and then lays out the practical work of getting out from under it.
Shungite's carbon fullerene structure and Wilhelm Reich's orgone research. The book covers the history of both, Reich's suppression by the FDA, and the claims made for each alongside what has actually been measured.
The book argues that the decline in male identity, testosterone, and social role was produced rather than incidental, tracing the mechanism through education, media, and endocrine-disrupting environmental exposure.
The American lawn consumes more pesticide per acre than farmland. The book covers the synthetic fertiliser and herbicide load, the runoff data, and what is actually in products marketed as organic, including Milorganite and Dillo Dirt.
Methylene blue flow battery chemistry as an alternative to lithium-ion for stationary storage. The book covers the grid vulnerabilities driving interest, the lithium supply chain and fire risk, and the practical parameters of the technology.