Organic Products Guide

If you were searching for organic products, and decided to look-up the word "organic" in the dictionary, you would find that it means something that is made from natural, living matter. Plants are organic. So is the stuff they grow in--plain old dirt. Organic products or ingredients can also mean something that is made without the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides, or any other synthesized ingredients.

The organic products that I write about are either made with non-toxic, safe, organic ingredients, or are pesticide-free. Real organic products. Natural ingredients. Some are certified, some are not, but I feel all should be. Agency certified at that.

I have brought together a vast amount of information for your consideration here at the Organic Products Guide. About your Home, where topics such as laundry detergents kitchen and house cleaning solutions are covered. I also look at soaps for pets, toys, cars, furniture and much more. Your Health, which is so very important, to you and your family. Hidden facts about cosmetics, shampoos, body washes, lotions, perfumes and much more are revealed. Even the Foods you eat. Produce, grains, dairy, meats, and fish are investigated. Their chemistry, processing, and other influencing factors.

I covered Gardening for you. Something as common as your lawnmower is probably contaminating your environment. Your gardening tools and other related lawn and garden equipment and supplies are investigated. Topics such as Business Products are delved into. Your work environment could be hazardous to your health in several ways. Learn how to get your people involved with going organic. A wide range of researched information is available here at the Organic Products Guide. Agriculture, Institute and Industry are all covered in depth.

I am uncovering for you what manufacturers are doing to your life and your environment. And what you can do about it. I will continue to provide you with up-to-date information that will help you to live a healthier and happier life.

Just like you, I want natural, safe, non-toxic, no cancer-causing ingredients. While researching for my Organic Products Guide, I looked at the label ingredients of a window cleaning solution I was using around my house, then at the so-called "natural" laundry detergent and the laundry stain removal product I did my wash with. I was stunned at what I read and later discovered.  Organic they definitely are not, and what I learned was enough to make me sick. And it will you, too... Really.

I never knew so many non-organic and possibly hazardous chemicals were being used in my household cleaning products. Reading labels is like reading a good murder mystery... The clues and the whodunits are there, but you either can't see them or just don't know they are there.

Who knew? The big corporations, that's who. Name brand manufacturers know. What are they thinking? The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) knows, too. I began to wonder what the problem was with this government agency, responsible for the safety of the food and drugs--and chemical ingredients--that we use every day. Was it that they just didn't care? The answer may shock you.

Then I got angry, and started searching on the Web. What I found completely floored me. Hidden, possibly dangerous, ingredients? Questionable claims of safety? Can you believe it? Even something as remote as septic tank care is being affected by these chemicals.

I began asking some serious questions--about everything I was buying that was "processed" or had non- organic synthetic chemicals among the ingredients. Then I started thinking about a website that would pose the kind of questions that need to be asked. And post the kind of information you need to make healthy decisions for yourself. All in one place.

Most likely, you're as concerned as me about what these synthetic ingredients might be doing to us, physically AND mentally. What they are doing to our family and friends. And especially, our kids. My kids are cats--Boris and Natasha--and they can get sick from some of this stuff, too, but you get the idea.

I want to bring all the things I've learned--and am still learning--about various products and ingredients to one place, and share them with you. To have you add your comments on organic and non-organic products to my site. As always, problems or satisfaction, you are free to add to my site. I designed the Organic Products Guide website as a way to help you sort out information about products that are truly organic, from those that are non-organic or use synthetic and, quite possibly, hazardous chemicals in their ingredients.