Endocrine Disruptor In Nail Polishes Gets Into Women’s Bodies Did you know? Human hands glow, but the nails emit the most light, according to a recent study that found all parts of the hand emit detectable levels of light.Not only do plastic nails block the flow of energy, the toxins in the products are in the bloodstream within 10 minutes of application. More bad news about nail polish:New research ewg.org/research/nailed by experts from EWG and Duke University reveals that nail polishes can contain an endocrine disruptor called Triphenyl Phosphate, or TPHP. Did you know? Human hands glow, but the nails emit the most light, according to a recent study that found all parts of the hand emit detectable levels of light.Not only do plastic nails block the flow of energy, the toxins in the products are in the bloodstream within 10 minutes of application. More information has been provided by experts from EWG and Duke University which reveals that nail polishes can contain an endocrine disruptor called Triphenyl Phosphate, or TPHP. So if I understand correctly, a persons hands have the ability to heal myself and others as I place my hand on someone or myself.More bad news about nail polish:https://www.ewg.org/research/nailed
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