Discover SVR's immersive experience on End ocrine Disruptors (ED)
start
Today let's talk about ...
endocrine disruptors!
Endocrine disruptors have complex names like benzoate, bisphenol, or phthalates... They are all around us, invisible to the eye, yet we are all exposed to them daily through the food we eat, the air we breathe, and the products we use. While research on the topic is still relatively recent and rapidly evolving, it is gaining more and more attention, the latest example being the growing concern around PFAS.
LET'S PLAY!
Choose a room to start the activities!
THE BATHROOM
THE BEDROOM
THE KITCHEN
Change the language
IN THE
BATHROOM
CLEANING SUPPLIES
Which household products should you choose to limit your exposure to endocrine disruptors?
Let's go
Click on the products you would like to choose.
LIMIT THE USE OF SYNTHETIC CHEMICALS IN HOUSEHOLD CLEANING
Cleaning products can contain fragrances, glycol ethers, phthalates, and fluorinated compounds that can have an impact on health and the environment. Choose natural alternatives, such as baking soda, white vinegar, black soap, cotton cloths, and elbow grease. Instead of air fresheners or candles, you can open your windows 20 min per day.
Cottoncloth
Black soap
Scented aerosol
Chemical laundry detergent
Go back to choose ANOTHER ROOM
White vinegar
Ecological laundry detergent
Cleaning wipes
Chemical cleaner
I'M DONE!
IN THE
KITCHEN
FOOD AND KITCHEN ITEMS
Which elements can you prioritize in the kitchen to limit your exposure to endocrine disruptors?
Let's go
Place in the kitchenware the food or kitchen items that do not pose a risk of exposure to endocrine disruptors.Each item reveals a letter to form a final validation code.
DRAG THE FOOD OR KITCHEN ITEMS THAT LIMIT EXPOSURE TO ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS IN THE KITCHENWARE TO REVEAL THE CODE
If needed, you can click on the object to check what it is
Finish? Validate the code
FOOD OR KITCHEN ITEMS THAT CAN BE USED IN THE KITCHENTO REDUCE EXPOSURE TO ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS
Some plastics can be endocrine disruptors (such as PETE, PVC, or bisphenol A, which is banned), as well as some pesticides found in fruits and vegetables. Long storage periods in plastic (especially of fatty foods) or heating it, can lead to the release of harmful substances into food or drink. It's best to avoid plastic as much as possible and prioritize raw, unprocessed food in glass containers. Transfer food into glass or porcelain dishes before heating it in the microwave or oven.
Organic or peeled apple
Homemade meal in glass container
Plastic food container
Plastic bottle
Stainless steel / cast iron pan
Glass water bottle
Plastic bowl
Silicone whisk
Go back to choose ANOTHER ROOM
Stainless steel ladle
Ready-to-heat meal
Non-sticky pan
Porcelain plates
I'M DONE!
IN THE
BEDROOM
CLOTHES
Which textiles should you choose to limit your exposure to endocrine disruptors?
Let's go
Do your online shopping and choose clothes that limit exposure to endocrine disruptors.
www.clothessafeforskin/tops.com
Technical tee-shirt in synthetic material
Cotton shirt
....
www.clothessafeforskin/tops.com
Linen shirt
Polyester vest
....
www.clothessafeforskin/tops.com
Second-hand cotton bodysuit
New polyester bodysuit
TRY TO LIMIT THE PURCHASE AND WEARING OF SYNTHETIC CLOTHING
Clothes made from synthetic fibers can contain chemicals, so it's best to choose natural materials or second-hand items. Wash new clothes before wearing them for the first time. For sportswear, it's preferable to limit the use of technical garments to sport use only.
Second-handcotton bodysuit
Cotton shirt
New polyester bodysuit
Polyester vest
Go back to choose ANOTHER ROOM
Technical tee-shirt in synthetic material
Linen shirt
I'M DONE!
TAKE-HOME MESSAGES
We hope you enjoyed our immersive experience on endocrine disruptors. The objective is to give you the keys to better understand endocrine disruptors and how to take action in your daily life to reduce your exposure!
3 KEY FACTS ABOUT ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS
WHAT ARE ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS?
WHAT IS THE COCKTAIL EFFECT?
WHEN ARE WE THE MOST AT RISK?
We are all affected by endocrine disruptors. With a few simple actions, it is possible to reduce daily exposure for the whole family. EVERY SMALL STEPS COUNT! But don't worry, endocrine disruptors are not a fatality, you don’t have to do everything. The important thing is to DO AS MUCH AS YOU CAN.
DID YOU LIKE THE GAME?
Go back to the beginning
The "cocktail effect"
The "cocktail effect" refers to the impact of mixing different endocrine-disrupting substances, which is a common occurrence in cosmetics. Some ingredients that are not toxic on their own may become harmful when combined with others or when interacting with packaging materials.
Example ED substance + ED substance = non ED mixture Non-ED substance + non-ED substance = ED mixture
This is why it's important to test the final formula in their final packaging as done by SVR.
WHEN ARE ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS MOST RISKY?
We are exposed to endocrine disruptors all our lives, but we are particularly sensitive to their effects during:
The first 1000 days of life
The fetus, baby, child up to 3 years of age.But also the mother, before, during and after pregnancy.
The origins of chronic diseases lie in the prenatal period: maternal diet, genetic program, lifestyle, and environment.
Adolescence
Period of intense hormonal changes.
If these hormonal changes are disrupted by EDs, it can have health consequences.
If you were not aware of this, don't worry: it's never too late to take action and limit your exposure now for the rest of your life.
DEFINITION
An endocrine disruptor is ...
a substance or mixture of exogenous substances that alters the functions of the endocrine system and consequently has harmful effects on the health of an intact organism or its progeny or (sub)populations.
Give us your feedback!
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Discover SVR's immersive experience on End ocrine Disruptors (ED)
start
Today let's talk about ...
endocrine disruptors!
Endocrine disruptors have complex names like benzoate, bisphenol, or phthalates... They are all around us, invisible to the eye, yet we are all exposed to them daily through the food we eat, the air we breathe, and the products we use. While research on the topic is still relatively recent and rapidly evolving, it is gaining more and more attention, the latest example being the growing concern around PFAS.
LET'S PLAY!
Choose a room to start the activities!
THE BATHROOM
THE BEDROOM
THE KITCHEN
Change the language
IN THE
BATHROOM
CLEANING SUPPLIES
Which household products should you choose to limit your exposure to endocrine disruptors?
Let's go
Click on the products you would like to choose.
LIMIT THE USE OF SYNTHETIC CHEMICALS IN HOUSEHOLD CLEANING
Cleaning products can contain fragrances, glycol ethers, phthalates, and fluorinated compounds that can have an impact on health and the environment. Choose natural alternatives, such as baking soda, white vinegar, black soap, cotton cloths, and elbow grease. Instead of air fresheners or candles, you can open your windows 20 min per day.
Cottoncloth
Black soap
Scented aerosol
Chemical laundry detergent
Go back to choose ANOTHER ROOM
White vinegar
Ecological laundry detergent
Cleaning wipes
Chemical cleaner
I'M DONE!
IN THE
KITCHEN
FOOD AND KITCHEN ITEMS
Which elements can you prioritize in the kitchen to limit your exposure to endocrine disruptors?
Let's go
Place in the kitchenware the food or kitchen items that do not pose a risk of exposure to endocrine disruptors.Each item reveals a letter to form a final validation code.
DRAG THE FOOD OR KITCHEN ITEMS THAT LIMIT EXPOSURE TO ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS IN THE KITCHENWARE TO REVEAL THE CODE
If needed, you can click on the object to check what it is
Finish? Validate the code
FOOD OR KITCHEN ITEMS THAT CAN BE USED IN THE KITCHENTO REDUCE EXPOSURE TO ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS
Some plastics can be endocrine disruptors (such as PETE, PVC, or bisphenol A, which is banned), as well as some pesticides found in fruits and vegetables. Long storage periods in plastic (especially of fatty foods) or heating it, can lead to the release of harmful substances into food or drink. It's best to avoid plastic as much as possible and prioritize raw, unprocessed food in glass containers. Transfer food into glass or porcelain dishes before heating it in the microwave or oven.
Organic or peeled apple
Homemade meal in glass container
Plastic food container
Plastic bottle
Stainless steel / cast iron pan
Glass water bottle
Plastic bowl
Silicone whisk
Go back to choose ANOTHER ROOM
Stainless steel ladle
Ready-to-heat meal
Non-sticky pan
Porcelain plates
I'M DONE!
IN THE
BEDROOM
CLOTHES
Which textiles should you choose to limit your exposure to endocrine disruptors?
Let's go
Do your online shopping and choose clothes that limit exposure to endocrine disruptors.
www.clothessafeforskin/tops.com
Technical tee-shirt in synthetic material
Cotton shirt
....
www.clothessafeforskin/tops.com
Linen shirt
Polyester vest
....
www.clothessafeforskin/tops.com
Second-hand cotton bodysuit
New polyester bodysuit
TRY TO LIMIT THE PURCHASE AND WEARING OF SYNTHETIC CLOTHING
Clothes made from synthetic fibers can contain chemicals, so it's best to choose natural materials or second-hand items. Wash new clothes before wearing them for the first time. For sportswear, it's preferable to limit the use of technical garments to sport use only.
Second-handcotton bodysuit
Cotton shirt
New polyester bodysuit
Polyester vest
Go back to choose ANOTHER ROOM
Technical tee-shirt in synthetic material
Linen shirt
I'M DONE!
TAKE-HOME MESSAGES
We hope you enjoyed our immersive experience on endocrine disruptors. The objective is to give you the keys to better understand endocrine disruptors and how to take action in your daily life to reduce your exposure!
3 KEY FACTS ABOUT ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS
WHAT ARE ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS?
WHAT IS THE COCKTAIL EFFECT?
WHEN ARE WE THE MOST AT RISK?
We are all affected by endocrine disruptors. With a few simple actions, it is possible to reduce daily exposure for the whole family. EVERY SMALL STEPS COUNT! But don't worry, endocrine disruptors are not a fatality, you don’t have to do everything. The important thing is to DO AS MUCH AS YOU CAN.
DID YOU LIKE THE GAME?
Go back to the beginning
The "cocktail effect"
The "cocktail effect" refers to the impact of mixing different endocrine-disrupting substances, which is a common occurrence in cosmetics. Some ingredients that are not toxic on their own may become harmful when combined with others or when interacting with packaging materials.
Example ED substance + ED substance = non ED mixture Non-ED substance + non-ED substance = ED mixture
This is why it's important to test the final formula in their final packaging as done by SVR.
WHEN ARE ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS MOST RISKY?
We are exposed to endocrine disruptors all our lives, but we are particularly sensitive to their effects during:
The first 1000 days of life
The fetus, baby, child up to 3 years of age.But also the mother, before, during and after pregnancy.
The origins of chronic diseases lie in the prenatal period: maternal diet, genetic program, lifestyle, and environment.
Adolescence
Period of intense hormonal changes.
If these hormonal changes are disrupted by EDs, it can have health consequences.
If you were not aware of this, don't worry: it's never too late to take action and limit your exposure now for the rest of your life.
DEFINITION
An endocrine disruptor is ...
a substance or mixture of exogenous substances that alters the functions of the endocrine system and consequently has harmful effects on the health of an intact organism or its progeny or (sub)populations.
Give us your feedback!