Book · 2010 · Business enterprises
Slow Death by Rubber Duck
How the Toxic Chemistry of Everyday Life Affects Our Health
Slow Death by Rubber Duck by Rick Smith and Bruce Lourie has been mentioned in 1 episode across 1 podcast (1 episode recommends it and 0 episodes discuss it), through . Most frequently brought up by Leonard Sax (1 episode) on The Megyn Kelly Show (1 episode).
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There's a wonderful and very funny book called Slow Death by Rubber Duck by two Canadian journalists who are aware of all of this research.
Why people recommend it
Slow Death by Rubber Duck by Rick Smith and Bruce Lourie is an investigative non-fiction book that explores the hidden toxic chemicals present in everyday household products and their potential impacts on human health. On an episode of The Megyn Kelly Show titled Why Boys are Falling Behind in America Today, and the Truth About ADHD and Plast, guest Dr. Leonard Sax recommended the book during a broader discussion on environmental toxins and endocrine disruptors. Dr. Sax described the work as a wonderful and very funny book written by two Canadian journalists who thoroughly understand the relevant scientific research. He pointed to the book to illustrate how everyday exposures can accumulate in the human body and how quickly eliminating certain endocrine disruptors can potentially reverse their negative physiological effects. By blending investigative journalism with accessible scientific explanation, the authors demystify complex chemical safety issues without overwhelming the reader. Dr. Sax's endorsement highlighted the book's unique ability to address a serious and alarming topic with wit and clarity, making complex environmental health research engaging and actionable for everyday consumers striving to protect their families from modern chemical pollution.
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Leonard Sax There's a wonderful and very funny book called Slow Death by Rubber Duck by two Canadian journalists who ar… 1
“There's a wonderful and very funny book called Slow Death by Rubber Duck by two Canadian journalists who are aware of all of this research”