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As I sit to write this post I myself am struggling due to chronic health issues. It’s unacceptable that we are exposed to so many toxic chemicals on a daily basis. We know many of these chemicals are causing illness – imagine what we don’t know! I’m writing this post in hopes that you will support the movie Unacceptable Levels. With your support this completed movie will soon be in theaters educating the public!

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Read more about the founders of this film and why they are working so hard to get it to the public!

“Ed Brown was born with a cataract in his right eye, which made him legally blind. His wife, Lauren, developed Crohn’s disease in her teens, then after Lauren suffered two miscarriages, they were thrown for a loop and had no idea what was going on. What if we Americans asked ourselves the same question Ed and Lauren did: “What if the health problems I’ve encountered in my life were due to the environmental toxins and other chemicals that my body couldn’t handle? Could that be why this illness happened to me, or perhaps a loved one in my family?”  They started to look at everything around them – what they were eating and drinking, cleaning, painting, and washing their bodies with… And what they discovered was disturbing and compelling enough to share with the world.  Ed and Lauren believe that we all deserve to know what is going into our bodies, and into the bodies of our children, so they’ve devoted themselves to working on UNACCEPTABLE LEVELS for the last three years.

• Before you walked out your front door this morning, you likely ingested, absorbed, or inhaled more than 150 unique synthetic chemicals.
• Americans assume that chemicals used to make ordinary products are tested for safety — but they are not.  This movie makes it impossible for corporations and the chemical industry to hide behind the numbers.
• Health care costs in the United States are over $2 trillion, and we are on what has been described as a “toxic treadmill.”
• Globally, disease rates are on the rise, and theories abound to address the causes—yet the issues are complex and often muddied by the maneuvering of political and corporate interests. This film explores these issues through the eyes of a father and his personal journey, as he attempts to bring these issues to light for all parents. The primary goal? To see if we can prevent disease before it happens.
• Together we can try to use a precautionary approach, and limit the ways that chemicals enter our bodies. Here’s how!”