provide that deep, lasting base note many people love. Studies and reports, including those from the Environmental Working Group, have identified these as potential EDCs that may influence hormone pathways, including those involving the thyroid.
The thyroid gland sits right at the base of your neck, producing hormones that regulate metabolism, energy levels, body temperature, and more. Because neck skin is thinner and has more bloodvessels than areas
like your arms or legs, chemicals applied there can enter the bloodstream more readily. Over years of daily use, this repeated contact might contribute to subtle shifts in how the endocrine system
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