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THE ROLE OF YOUR CLOTHES ON YOUR WELL-BEING

Find out how some synthetic fabrics can affect your health and what the best options are for you!
Since the introduction of synthetic fabrics, we have often neglected the composition of our clothes, focusing more on design than health. However, it is important to consider how artificial fabrics can cause skin irritation, respiratory problems and even influence our energy balance.
Wearing fabrics like acrylic can disrupt the skin’s natural functions, causing moisture to build up and bacteria to grow. They can also generate static electricity that contributes to tension and stress.
On the contrary, natural fabrics such as wool, linen and organic cotton are in harmony with our body, allowing the flow of energy and supporting the thermoregulation and transpiration of the skin.
Scientific studies have shown that fabrics such as linen and wool have high healing frequencies, while synthetic fabrics such as polyester have very low frequencies that can negatively affect our well-being.
Here is a quick summary of the properties of the most common fabrics:
- Wool and linen: frequency of 5000 mHz, ideal for physical and mental well-being.
- Hemp: similar to linen, with thermoregulatory and antibacterial properties.
- Organic Cotton: 70 to 110 MHz, a healthy but not “super” choice.
- Synthetic fabrics such as polyester, rayon and nylon: Very low frequencies and no health benefits.
To dress healthily and consciously, opt for natural fabrics and non-toxic dyes, especially for clothing that comes into contact with the skin. Protect babies, children, sick people and active people from the harmful effects of synthetic fabrics.
By choosing natural and conscious fabrics, you contribute not only to your well-being, but also to a healthier and more sustainable environment. Share this information with whoever you want to spread awareness and well-being.
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