You wear your clothes every day — against your skin, over your heart, for hours at a time. So ask yourself: what are you really wearing?

Most modern clothing is made from synthetic fibers — plastic, essentially. Polyester, nylon, acrylic — all spun from petroleum, soaked in chemicals, and designed to last for centuries… in landfills.

But the harm isn’t just to the planet. It’s to you.

Synthetic fabrics trap heat and moisture, irritate your skin, and shed microplastics you can absorb. But here’s what most people don’t realize:

🧬 Many of these plastics and chemical coatings are endocrine disruptors.

https://twomoonshealth.co/blogs/all/hormone-disruptors-in-clothing

That means they can interfere with your hormones — including critical ones like testosterone.

Studies show compounds used in synthetic fibers, dyes, and finishes may mimic or block hormone function. Over time, constant exposure can contribute to imbalances — lower testosterone, higher estrogen activity, fatigue, weight gain, and even fertility issues.

So yes — what you wear can affect your hormones.

It’s not just about fashion anymore. It’s about your biology.

But there’s a better way.

Natural clothing is made the way nature intended:

✅ Breathable and soft — like a second skin

✅ Hypoallergenic, chemical-free, and hormone-safe

✅ Regulates body temperature — cool in summer, warm in winter

✅ Biodegradable and earth-friendly

✅ Timeless in style and built to last

When you choose natural fibers — cotton, linen, wool, hemp, or silk — you’re not just wearing clothes. You’re protecting your health.

You’re making a statement:

“I care about my body.”

“I care about my hormones and energy.”

“I care about the planet my children will inherit.”

Go natural. Because plastic belongs in bottles — not against your skin, and not in your bloodstream.

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